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Being in the business industry not only involves a role in promoting your product or service but also allows you to connect with other executives and brands to work together and strive further. Every successful businessman and businesswoman must know that an essential industry skill is networking to achieve bigger dreams.
Do you believe that leadership qualities are innate or acquired? Most people would debate about this topic but here in Enderun Colleges we believe that every Titan is capable of being a leader. Leadership is not about following a professor’s orders, setting rules in the classroom, or even having a position that makes you superior to others. Instead, leadership is about inspiring people, setting an example, creating a vision and motivating people to make it a reality. It’s about focusing on positive outcomes. Lucky you because you are in the right environment to hone your leadership skills and one way to improve it is to join leadership programs.
Keona Liuson, PATA PH Enderun Colleges Student Chapter Chairperson, will be flying to Ras Al Khaimah, UAE this coming October 24 to attend her first Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA) Board meeting during the PATA Annual Summit 2022. Comprising of Industry Leaders’ Conference, Leaders’ Forums, Experiential Tours, and Travel Mart, it will be an engaging 3 days full of productive discussion and shared knowledge.
Graphics and Photos by Elisha Saquilayan To celebrate the spookiest time of the year, the Enderun Hospitality Hub invited the school’s students, faculty, staff, and even outside guests, for a spooky evening on campus...
In the early morning of September 21, flocks of Enderun students seated themselves within various corners of the Titans’ Annex Building. Others remained comfortably settled on class chairs, while groups of friends huddled closely together. For those who weren’t at the Annex- you could find them scattered in classrooms and open grounds. Despite the different locations, positions, and ideals, that morning of September showed one clear agenda that all of Enderun Colleges agreed upon- the Commemoration of the 50th Martial Law Anniversary.
We are all ecstatic to say that we are finally returning to the norm, albeit we now have a few new protocols that we need to follow to keep everyone safe. It has been a long two years full of doing everything online: classes, making new friends, events, meetings, and more. Nothing is better than seeing our community of Titan students and staff back on campus together.
Another year, another round of the Enderun Entrepreneurs Society and the Office of Career Services’ (OCS) internship series. It is one of the most awaited events of the year because it covers an exciting and critical part of every Titan’s journey, their Internship. This year’s theme was a question and answer forum entitled “Questions, Anyone?” wherein the OCS and guest speakers answer burning questions from students. The event was held last September 29, 4:00-6:00 p.m, at the CA Amphitheater and in Zoom.
The Philippines has the largest generation of young people in the country’s history with 3 20 million young people (ages 15-24). We account for 16.9 percent of the Philippine population (Orbeta et al., 2021).
From the likes of Heneral Luna and the late Queen Elizabeth II (may her majesty rest in peace) to your local Jollibee manager, our perception of leadership has evolved over time. In layman’s terms, or at least what was commonly defined then, leadership is basically “the ability to lead,” and a leader would mean “someone in power.” Now that we’re living in a revolutionized generation, the concept of leadership has expanded. We have acquired both liberty and independence and we develop our own style of leadership that resonates with our personality. But perhaps the real question is, “What does it mean to be a leader?”
Last September 13, 2022, Ms. Emilie Hagedorn had a workshop at Enderun Colleges. Ms. Emilie is an ICRT (International Center for Responsible Tourism) alumna and has been studying Responsible Tourism since 2007. She has practiced her work in many places, but a highlight would be her work for the Fair Trade Tourism in South Africa. With her business in Utrecht, Netherlands called “Green Heart Tourism” which practices sustainable tourism consultancy, she has helped many nations. Her business has plenty of activities or services, from sustainable marketing to virtual training, Ms. Emilie is the ideal mentor if you are interested in taking tourism as a course in the future
