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PROGRAM PERFORMANCE PROFILE
they are also well-informed of the guidelines that the university is
implementing.
2. Occupational Aspect
In every guidance office, there should be newspapers,
magazines, books that will help students and graduates in finding
job opportunities and gain information related to job placement.
There should be bulletin of information specific for job opening
that will updated regularly.
Guidance/Faculty Counselor should create and
disseminate information through leaflets, brochures, etc.
containing the services that is provided by the guidance office.
4. COUNSELING SERVICES
The counseling service in the academic setting faces contradicting
definitions between and among students and service providers as
well. Majority of teachers and students sees counseling service as
disciplinary in nature when in fact it is a responsive service to
issues that trends immediate or continuous action such as the
following:
a. School failure
b. Family crises
c. Peer conflicts/violence
d. Interpersonal difficulties
e. Depression
Through the university’s counseling program, the guidance
counselors and the peer facilitators assumes a critical role in
helping students these non-developmental issues by conducting
Area IV: Support to Students