To cap the environment and pride month, Negros Occidental Language and Information Technology Center in partnership with the Provincial Environment Management Office yesterday held a tree-growing activity at the NOLITC Global Campus in Brgy. Matab-ang Talisay City, Negros Occidental.
With this tree-growing activity, we are doing things right because before NOLITC opens the new campus and starts accepting students, the aesthetic and environmental aspect of the campus is already in place, making it conducive to learning, according to Provincial Administrator Rayfrando Diaz.
“When we start correctly, we also stand and grow properly. A tree that starts crooked will always end crooked; if a tree stands firm, it is rooted deeply; it stands proud and proper. I believe NOLITC is up for the challenge of growing straight and competent students,” Diaz said.
He also commended NOLITC headed by Vocational School Administrator Dr. Ma. Cristina Orbecido for establishing a healthy and strong relationship with Business Process Outsourcing industry in the province.
Diaz said he is hoping that the new home of NOLITC will inspire its staff to do more for the Negrense youth.
Orbecido said that NOLITC had organized the event to acquaint the industry partners in the new campus and urge them to be part of NOLITC’s environmental campaign.
One hundred five molave and narra seedlings were planted at the new campus.
More than 80 participants joined the tree growing activity with officials and employees coming from Teleperformance, Ubiquity, Focus Direct Inc., iQor, ARB, and Audacity Studio. The event is aligned with the 30th Provincial Environment Month celebration with the theme: “Only One Earth”.*
