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UAJEG - University of Antique Junior Electrician's Guild, District 1, Sibalom, Antique (2025)

16/01/2025

Cornelio T. Martizano, a third-year student of the University of Antique's College of Industrial Technology (CIT) majoring in Electrical Technology (ELT), met with a vehicular accident on November 30, 2024.

Recently, he is still in under observation and can't be release in hospital because of his Bill. Please support our fellow UAJEG with all your heart.
Nonoy Junjun

06/01/2025

“Final Exam Schedule for A.Y. 2024-2025: Electrical Technology (ELT) Majors”

The College of Industrial Technology (CIT) announces the final exam schedule for Electrical Technology (ELT) majors for the Academic Year 2024-2025.

*Exam Schedules by Year Level*
*1st Year Students: January 8-9, 2025*
Libo-on, Arvin (ELT 1A:TB23)
Alonsagay, Gideon (ELT 1B:NGEB106)
Muchillas, Harold (ELT 1C:NGEB107)
Vicente, Phavian (ELT 1D:TB21)
Nieves, Nicanor (ELT 1E:TB24)
Naviamos, Arville Kenneth (ELT 1F:TB25)
Arzaga, Faizel Ray (ELT 1G:NGEB108)
Soriano, Paul Erick (ELT 1H:NGEB205)

January 8, 2025(PM)
ELCTY 111 (1:00-2:00)
ELCTY 112 (3:00-4:00)
ELCTY 113 (4:00-5:00)

January 9, 2025(AM)
PATHFIT 1 (8:00-9:00)
ELCTY 114 (9:00-10:00)
IND DRAW (10:00-11:00)

January 9, 2025(PM)
OSH (1:00-2:00)
ELCTY 115 (3:00-4:00)

*2nd Year Students: January 8-10, 2025*
Mr Proctor- ELT 2A:AB303)
Dalumpines, Alvin- ELT 2B;TB23 (GEE18-E-HUB 5)
Gadayan, Alfredo Jr.- ELT 2C;TB24 (GEE18-E-HUB 4)
Adrada, Kimuel Duanne- ELT 2D;TB25 (GEE18-TB11)
Ulit, Allen Bernard- ELT 2E;TB21 (GEE18-TB12)
Acuña, Kc- ELT 2F;NGEB106 (GEE18-E-HUB 4)
Alagos, Alvin- ELT 2G;NGEB107 (GEE18-NGEB206)

January 8, 2025(PM)
GEC18 (1:00-2:00)
GEC7 (2:00-3:00)

January 9, 2025(AM)
HRMGT (11:00-12:00)

January 9, 2025(PM)
ELCTY 4 (12:00-1:00)
INFO 1 (2:00-3:00)
INDTCH 1 (4:00-5:00)

January 10, 2025
PE 3 (9:00-10:00)

*3rd Year Students:January 10, 2025*
Ulit, Allen Bernard (ELT 3A:TB21)
Dalumpines, Alvin (ELT 3B:TB23)
Adrada, Kimuel Duanne (ELT 3C:TB25)
Nieves, Nicanor (ELT 3D:TB24)
Vicente, Phavian (ELT 3E:NGEB104)

January 10, 2025(AM)
FLANG 1 (8:00-9:00)
INDTCH 2 (10:00-11:00)
INDTCH 3 (11:00-12-00)
January 10, 2025(PM)
INDTCH 4 (1:00-2:00)
INDTCH 5 (2:00-3:00)
RSRCH 1 (3:00-4:00)
ELCTY 6 (4:00-5:00)

“Wishing you success and good fortune on your exams”

Writes by: Anthony Kane Villasis
Layout by: Jenefe Juluat

25/12/2024

To: Student and Faculty

Merry Christmas and Advance Happy New Year’s to all Electrician's of the University of Antique Main Campus, may this day bless you with the love and grace of the birth of our Jesus Christ our Savior.
From: UAJEG

20/12/2024

LOOK: The University of Antique Junior Electrician's Guild (UAJEG) celebrates the Christmas party in CIT building ,TB 24 on December 20, 2024.

The program was sponsored by Clarone B. Cervera (OIC OFFICER) the music and also Engr. Alfred P. Gadayan (UAJEG-ADVISER), Engr. Phavz Ian Vicente (UAJEG CO-ADVISER) and according to Christian Kurt Dominggo (UAJEG-PRESIDENT) the party are all your’s and be happy for what we have now and also let's enjoy this day.

The party has made the attendees happy and an enjoyable day. Via|• Anthony Kane Villasis

Photo by: Joshua Melegrito and John Lenard Calantas

15/12/2024

New me at 2025.

15/12/2024

PART ll: University of Antique Juniors Electrician's Guild (UAJEG)

15/12/2024

INSTITUTE OF INTEGRATED ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS (IIEE) - ANTIQUE CHAPTER

The University of Antique Junior Electrician's Guild (UAJEG) has attended the Seminar and Membership at the Brgy. Common, San Jose Antique on the Esprutingkle Convention center with the IIEE Officer and Council of Adviser on December 14, 2024.

The program starts at exactly 7:00 am followed by the Philippine National Anthem and IIEE Hymn, with the opening remarks of Engr. Eduardo Eraga And their topic is ”Hybrid-Micro and Mini-Grid Power System, Renewable Energy Act., RA 11285 and it's opportunities for Electrical Engineering Practitioner, Sponsored Technical Presentation, Technical/Produce Presentation on Equipment(Air-conditioning) Energy Efficiency,Ship Engine Room Mash in cry and How electro technical Officer(ETO)".

This Remarkable event of IIEE has given an enjoyment and learning experience to each attendees. •via| Anthony Kane Villasis

Photo by: Joshua Melegrito and Cojie Arnaez

13/12/2024

The University of Antique Junior Electrician's Guild Presents:
💡✨ "Confess Your Love or Friendship!" ✨💡

Got a secret crush or a friendship worth celebrating? Share your thoughts anonymously with us! Whether it's love or just plain camaraderie, let your heart speak.

🔗 Send your confessions here: confess.ngl.link/uajeg

Don’t miss the spark of connection! ⚡ Let’s light up this event together!

11/12/2024

BIT-ELT
-Be
-Involved and
-To become a
-Electrician
-License and
-Technician

Adviser, Co-adviser, Facilitator, Official officer, Officer in charge. Embark your day with happiness and responsibilities of our CIT DAY.
”Basta CIT baskUgAn”
Stay safe and enjoy

11/12/2024

Electrical Technology: Electrical Building Wiring Installation

The College of Industrial Technology with the Major of Electrical Technology has participated on TechnOlympics on December 11, 2024, at the Electrical Technology Building.

In the student category, the 20 student participants have not a NC ll holder but have experience. While Mr.Jun Rey Villarta is the area head of Electrical Technology.

Rio Tubianosa and Stephere Kein Tiad was hailed as the first runner up follow by Maverick Maghari and Marchel Canja while Billy Guanzon and Ai Granger Carpentero got the 3rd place.

11/12/2024

Santi: CIT TechnOlympics: A Spark of Innovation

The air crackled with anticipation, not just from the electrical wiring, but from the excitement of the College of Industrial Technology's (CIT) annual Techlympics. This year, the event fell on Dec. 11, 2024, and the Electrical Technology department was buzzing. The highlight? The Electrical Installation and Maintenance House Wiring Contest, a battle of skill and precision that pitted students against each other in a race against the clock.

The UAJEG, in collaboration with the Electrical Technology instructors, had meticulously organized the event. Tables were set up, each equipped with a pre-fabricated house wiring framework, a collection of tools, and a watchful judge's eye. The atmosphere was a blend of friendly competition and nervous energy. Students, their faces flushed with a mixture of focus and adrenaline, meticulously worked their way through the intricate wiring, their hands moving with practiced grace. The rhythmic tap-tap-tap of screwdrivers and the occasional hum of testing equipment filled the air, a soundtrack to the intense concentration.

The contest wasn't just about speed; accuracy and safety were paramount. Judges, seasoned professionals in the field, meticulously assessed each team's work, scrutinizing every connection, every twist of wire, ensuring adherence to safety regulations and industry best practices. The pressure was palpable, but the students persevered, their teamwork evident in their synchronized movements and shared problem-solving.

After hours of intense competition, the results were finally announced. The tension in the room was almost unbearable. The third-place winners, Guanzon and Carpentero, first-year students, beamed with pride, their achievement a testament to their dedication and quick learning. Second place went to Maghari and Canja, second-year students, their experience clearly showing in their precise wiring. But the champions, the ones who had truly mastered the art of electrical installation, were Tiad and Tubianosa, fourth-year students, their victory a culmination of years of hard work and expertise. The crowd erupted in applause, celebrating the skill and dedication of all the participants. The CIT Techlympics was more than just a competition; it was a celebration of innovation, teamwork, and the bright future of electrical technology.

11/12/2024

LOOK:The Electrical Technology and their Organization which is the University of Antique Junior Electrician Guild (UAJEG) prepared their tools and equipment for today's event.

09/12/2024

My Dearest Sir Benny,

Words seem to fail me as I try to capture the enormity of this moment – your retirement from the College of Teacher Education under the BTVTED program at the University of Antique. It feels like just yesterday we were young, bright-eyed educators, full of passion and idealism, embarking on this incredible journey together. Now, as you step into this well-deserved next chapter, a wave of both joy and bittersweet nostalgia washes over me.

Your dedication to the BTVTED program, and indeed to the entire university community, has been nothing short of exemplary. For years, you've poured your heart and soul into shaping young minds, inspiring countless students to pursue their dreams, and leaving an indelible mark on their lives. Your commitment to excellence, your unwavering patience, and your genuine care for your students have been a constant source of inspiration to me, and I know to many others.

I remember countless instances where your wisdom and guidance proved invaluable, not just to our students but to me as well. Your insightful advice, your willingness to lend a helping hand, and your unwavering support have been instrumental in my own growth as an educator. You've always been more than just a colleague; you've been a mentor, a confidant, and a true friend.

Retirement doesn't mean the end; it simply marks a new beginning. It’s a time to pursue passions you may have put aside, to spend precious time with loved ones, and to enjoy the fruits of your hard work and dedication. I hope this new chapter brings you immense happiness, fulfillment, and the peace you so richly deserve.

While we'll miss your presence at the college, I know you'll continue to inspire us all in your own unique way. Your legacy will live on through the countless students whose lives you've touched, and the positive impact you've had on the BTVTED program.

Let's celebrate this momentous occasion properly soon. Consider this my official invitation for a get-together, a chance for us to reminisce about the good old days, and to toast to your bright future. Until then, know that I'm incredibly proud of everything you've accomplished, and I'm eternally grateful for your friendship.

With heartfelt congratulations and warmest wishes,

Your friend,

Alfred

08/12/2024

Santi: Kyle Brian Cayetano's Journey: From Jackstone to Electrical Technology

Kyle Braian C. Cayetano, or Kyle as he's known, was born on February 8th, in Sibalom, Antique. The second of three siblings, Kyle grew up in District III, Sibalom, Antique, surrounded by the love of his parents, Bert P. Cayetano and Cherry June Cayetano. He attended Sibalom Central Elementary School and Antique National School, where he developed a passion for the game of jackstone.

Kyle's journey led him to the University of Antique, where he's currently pursuing a degree in Electrical Technology. He's a young man with a curious mind and a desire to learn new things. He lives by the motto, "Kapag di mu kaya ipagawa mo sa kanila," a humorous reminder to delegate tasks and rely on others when needed.

One of Kyle's most unforgettable experiences was a time when he had to walk home without any transportation. It was a challenging experience, but it taught him the importance of resourcefulness and the value of perseverance.

Kyle's story is a reminder that life is full of unexpected adventures. He's a young man who's embracing his journey, learning from his experiences, and growing into a responsible and capable individual. He's a testament to the power of adaptability, the importance of humor, and the unwavering spirit of youth.

08/12/2024

IN PHOTOS: Last December 5, 2024 The University of Antique Junior Electrical Guild (UAJEG) Organization Showed their presence in PASKUA Pasundayag 2024: The Solidarity Dance (Taga UA Ako) to look and see the said event. This was held in the University of Antique (UA) Center Gate.

The faculty and student performers of the College of Industrial Technology will show their talent and awesomeness as well as their excellence with a special appearance by Dean Lilian J. Farparan

Moreover the College of Industrial Technology was declared the winner and the official "Taga UA Ako choreographer," followed by the College of Maritime Studies (CMS) in second place. The College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) secured third place.

Additionally, the University of Antique Laboratory High School (UALHS), College of Criminal Justice Education (CCJE), College of Teacher Education (CTE), College of Computer Studies (CCS), College of Business and Accountancy (CBA), and College of Engineering and Architecture (CEA) also participated in the event, show their impressive performances.

06/12/2024

Santi: CL Cervera's Journey: From Basketball Courts to Electrical Technology

Clarone, or Ron² as he's known, was born on June 11th in Sibalom, Antique. An only child, Ron² grew up in the loving embrace of his parents, Ronie and Clarant Cervera, in their home on Veñegas Street, Sibalom. He attended Sibalom Central School for elementary and Sibalom National High School for secondary education. He developed a passion for basketball, showcasing his athleticism and teamwork skills on the court.

Ron²'s journey led him to the University of Antique, where he's currently pursuing a degree in Electrical Technology. He's a young man with a bright mind and a determination to succeed. He's guided by the motto, "Lighting the Path to Success," a reminder of his commitment to achieving his goals and illuminating the way for others.

One of Ron²'s most unforgettable experiences was operating the sound system at his former school. It was a role that allowed him to combine his technical skills with his love for music, creating a memorable experience for himself and his fellow students.

Ron²'s story is a reminder that success comes in many forms. He's a young man who has embraced his passions, honed his skills, and is on his way to achieving his dreams. He's a testament to the power of hard work, dedication, and the importance of following your passions.

06/12/2024

Santi: Anthony Kane Cayetano Villasis Faith : A Guiding Light

Anthony Kane Cayetano Villasis, or Kimkim as his friends call him, was born on December 3rd, in Bugasong, Antique. He's the firstborn child among the two of Anthony Vicente Villasis and Sosit Samsona Cayetano, and he's a bright and determined young man.

Kimkim went to Mandih Central School and then attended both Sibalom National High School and Pis-anan National High School. He was a good student, earning honors throughout his schooling. Now, he's studying to be an electrician at the University of Antique, and he's already on the Dean's List in his first year! He's proud of his achievements and works hard to follow his motto, "Follow the path of our Lord."

Kimkim loves playing chess. He says it's his favorite way to relax and think strategically. He also enjoys spending time with his girlfriend, Leyen Marie Tabaco-an.

Kimkim has faced some challenges in his life, but he's always found a way to overcome them. He remembers a time when he had to move schools and adjust to a new environment. It was difficult, but he learned to be resilient and to face his struggles with courage.

Kimkim is a kind and friendly person who is always willing to help others. He's a good student, a good friend, and a good son. He's excited to see what the future holds for him, and he's ready to face it with a smile. He's already achieved some great things, like winning a regional jamboree in Ipil, Zamboanga Sibugay, and being an honor student in both 10th and 12th grade. He's sure to continue to achieve great things in the years to come.

06/12/2024

Santi:
Mark Aaron Nicopior's Ride: A Life of Learning

Mark Aaron P. Nicopior, or Aaron as his friends call him, was born on November 15th, in Centro Weste, Libertad, Antique. He's the oldest of three children, growing up with his parents, Alexandra De Jose Paclian and Alvin Nicopior, in their hometown.

Aaron went to Dr. Arturo U. Lagui & Moises A. Depuno Senior Memorial School and then Libertad National Vocational School. He's now studying to be an electrician at the University of Antique, and he's working hard to achieve his goals. He believes in his motto, "Time is gold," and he makes the most of every moment.

Aaron loves playing basketball. He says it's his favorite way to relax and have fun. He also enjoys spending time with his girlfriend, though he keeps her identity a secret for now!

Aaron's life has been filled with both joy and challenges. He remembers a difficult time when he had a motorbike accident. It was a scary experience, but he learned to be resilient and to appreciate life even more. He's also proud of achieving his NC 2 certification, showing his dedication to his studies.

Aaron is a kind and friendly person who is always willing to help others. He's a good student, a good friend, and a good son. He's excited to see what the future holds for him, and he's ready to face it with a smile.

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