Don Bosco Technical Institute of Makati

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Don Bosco Technical Institute Makati
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Forming Good Christians and Upright Citizens
Address
Don Bosco Technical Institute of Makati
Don Chino Roces Avenue,
Barangay Pio del Pilar

Makati
,
Metro Manila

Philippines
Coordinates 14°33′1.34″N121°0′50.69″E / 14.5503722°N 121.0140806°E / 14.5503722; 121.0140806
Information
Type Private Catholic Non-profit All-boys Basic education institution
MottoMeliora Eligo(Latin)
Choose the better things(English)
Religious affiliation(s) Roman Catholic
(Salesians)
Established1954;71 years ago (1954)
Founder Salesians of the Society of Saint John Bosco
RectorFr. Jerry T. Santos, SDB
Principal
  • Mr. Alfredo A. Lozanta Jr.
    (High School)
  • Mr. Ace H. Dulce (Elementary)
Facultyapprox. 400
Enrollmentapprox. 5,000
Campus Urban, 40,000 m2 (430,000 sq ft)
Color(s) Black  -  Gold  -  Gray 
Athletics conferenceMILO Best Pasarelle, SBP, PRADA, MSSA, CEAP, PAYA,
MascotWolf named Grigio
Nickname Bosconian
Newspaper
  • The Braga Gazette
    (Senior High School)
  • The Bosconian Journal
    (Junior High School)
  • The Bosconian Gazette
    (Elementary)
Affiliations PAASCU, TESDA
Website donboscomakati.edu.ph

Don Bosco Technical Institute of Makati, Inc., [1] or simply "Don Bosco Makati." is a private Catholic educational institution owned and operated by the Salesians of Don Bosco (SDB). Its campus is located at Chino Roces Avenue, Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines.

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In January 1954, the cornerstone of Don Bosco Makati was laid down, during the term of then, Servant of God Fr. Carlo Braga, SDB, as Provincial. At the same year, construction of the first building was completed which housed the chapel, the convent, a youth center, and the auditorium.

Programs

Elementary Department

The Elementary Department advocates information literacy as its approach to the basic curriculum required by the Department of Education. The Elementary Department emerged to have the best educational management information system [2] in the Division of Pasay Schools. Computer aided design was integrated in drafting the technical curriculum through the assistance of the Advance Technology Solutions Technologies of Singapore. Equipment and facilities for the Electronic Data Processing were installed for the networking of all records in the Accounting, Registrar, Testing and Personnel Offices.

Levels of Studies:

Principal: Mr. Ace H. Dulce

Assistant Principals:

Others

High School Department

Junior High School Unit

The Don Bosco Technical Institute - Junior High School unit is a Catholic lower secondary school for boys. The department features up-to-date facilities in the fields of academic, technical, spiritual and athletics.

Curriculum

The curriculum is as prescribed by the Department of Education — Mathematics, Science, English, Filipino, Araling Panlipunan, Christian Living, and MAPEH (Music, Arts, Physical Education, Health). With this, the student is offered a dual curriculum, with academic plus technical.

During the first two years in junior high school, a Bosconian is exposed to a general technical education covering measurements, hand tools and light power tools applied to light metal work and simple electrical circuits together with a more advanced information technology (computer subject) curriculum. For the last two years, there is a choice of one of these technical specializations:

Alongside these specializations, all Grade 9 and 10 Bosconians also take classes in CAD (computer-aided design) using Autodesk AutoCAD.


Senior High School Unit

The Senior High School unit of Don Bosco Technical Institute of Makati is housed at the Father Carlo Braga Building. It is driven by a research-oriented and innovative program aimed to equip learners with academic and technical competencies, making them globally competitive and college-ready.

Curriculum

The core, specialized, and applied subjects mandated by the Department of Education, along with Christian Living subjects, are offered to both Grade 11 and 12 students with the following programs.


Principal: Mr. Alfredo A. Lozanta, Jr.

Assistant Principals:

TVET (Technical-Vocational Education and Training) Center

It is a Home and School for the poor and out-of-school youth where they learn various technical skills of their choice as a means to gain decent employment. The center is managed and run by the Partners of the Salesians of Don Bosco.

The course can be learned in one year. The first ten months of training are spent in the center to build the trainees' theoretical foundation (30%) and their hands-on training experience (70%).

On the eleventh month, all trainees are assigned for a 5-month On-the-job training in selected companies to advance their technical skills and firm up their attitude as a means of preparing them for the exciting world of work. This orientation scheme initiates the graduates to an industrial setting that demands hard work, quality performance and proper work values.

Courses Offered

Library and Learning Resource Center

In 1999 Fr. Caesar Dizon, SDB, former rector of Don Bosco Technical Institute of Makati, spearheaded a special project and organized a working team to conceptualize the development of a new learning center called the "Mulitiple Intelligence Center. It is patterned from the theory of Dr. Howard Gardner who believed that every man has his own kind of intelligence and potential as a person.

The MIC was conceived to make students, teachers and personnel to be in touch with technological change. This change reflects a major challenge present in today's society—that is, the use of modern technology in all aspects of humanity. The MIC became a learning center equipped with state-of-the-art technology and incorporating modern theories and principles.

On August 15, 2000, after its blessing by the Rector, the new MIC became functional with the appointment of Ms. Ofelia Dantes as its first head. In 2015, the MIC was renamed as the Library and Learning Resource Center (LLRC).

The institute's Alma Mater Hymn

Clubs

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Boscorale, Don Bosco Technical Institute-Makati's choir group

• Boscorale, the school's representative choral group, is one of the known all-male High School choirs in the Philippines. The Boscorale was said to be the school's pride when it comes to chorale singing due to its various achievements from winning in various prestige chorale competitions in the metro. To date, the young male choir have already achieved 16 notable prizes: 6 championships, 9 runners-up and a minor award. [3] [4] [5] [6] The Boscorale is currently holding the "back-to-back" championship titles in the Annual Ayala Interschool Christmas Caroling Competition and the Musica FEUropa - High School Category Competition.

Enlightened and moved by the spirit of St. John Bosco, the Boscorale aims to be in melody and harmony with the Lord Almighty, for they believe that "a school without music is like a body without a soul." -St. John Bosco

• Teatro Busko, the school's official Theatre club was established in the '90s but was re-established in 2015. The club produced plays and performances every school year to showcase the talent of its members. The club also joined competitions outside the school. The club won the Best Picture award and a handful of awards during the Makati Theater Festival last 2018. The club also joined SIGABO, a National Speech Choir competition organized by CMLI. The club first joined in 2016. The club joined again in 2018 and was one of the Top 10 Finalist. In 2019, the club was declared SIGABO 2019 CHAMPION, bringing great pride to Don Bosco Technical Institute-Makati.

Notable alumni

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Magone Dome

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