One of the government institutions regularly providing trainings and seminars on livelihood opportunities is the Technology and Livelihood Resource Center (TLRC). It was established in 1977 and has developed hundreds of livelihood courses since then. According to their website, these courses have been attended by as many as 11,000 already. This February, the Center will be conducting the following courses/seminars:
- Commercial Breadmaking and Bakery Management, 3-6, 8-4:30
- Silkscreen Printing, February 5-8, 8-4:30
- Sorbetes, February 7-8, 8-4:30
- Basic Meat Processing, February 10-11, 8-4:30
- Fresh Flower Arrangement and Flower Shop Operation and Management, February 10-12, 8-4:30 (with field trip)
- Accupressure Therapy (Scientific Body Massage), February 12-13, 8-4:30
- Event Planning, Marketing and Management, February 13-14, 8-4:30
- Goat and Sheep Raising, February 14-15, 8-4:30 (with field trip)
- Flavored and Fortified Juice, February 15, 8-4:30
- Meat Shop Management and Meat Cutting, February 15-16, 8-4:30
- Operating a Laundry Shop Business (Small-Scale), February 17-18, 8-4:30
- Swine Production, February 17-20, 8-4:30
- Hair and Skin Products, February 19-20, 8-4:30
- Setting up a Travel Agency, February 20, 8-4:30
- Basic Meat Processing, February 26-27, 8-4:30
- Hair Trimming, Perming, Dyeing and Make-up Techniques, February 26-27, 8-4:30
- How to Make Fashion Accessories, February 28-March 1, 8-4:30
- Catering Business Operation, February 28-March 1, 8-4:30
My personal favorite is the one on setting up a travel agency, due mainly to the fact that it is the only one priced at P1,300+. All the other courses cost around 2 to 4 thousand pesos for each participant. Not-so-cheap for a government employee like me.
The seminars will be conducted at the TLRC Building, 103 J. Abad Santos cor. Lopes Jaena Streets, Little Baguio, San Juan, Metro Manila. For inquiries, you may call 727-6205 local 208 or 209, or 0928-5022684.
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