Bohol Workers Celebrate Civil Service Exam Success
CEBU CITY – The recent civil service examination results brought pride to the Bohol provincial government as 42 of its employees successfully passed the challenging test. This achievement reflects the dedication and competence of the local workforce committed to public service excellence.
Alongside these 42 provincial government workers, 30 Boholanos from various fields who cleared different licensure exams were honored during the flag-raising ceremony held at the Capitol grounds on June 9. The recognition highlights the province’s strong focus on human resource development and merit-based progress.
Governor Aris Aumentado emphasized that the success of these employees proves the quality of the provincial government’s workforce. “The recognition ceremony reflects the province’s human resource development agenda, which supports merit-based growth, skills development, and capacity building across all levels of government service,” local leaders noted.
Fostering Talent for Inclusive Growth
The provincial government’s commitment to building a competent and reliable public sector aligns with Bohol’s vision for inclusive growth and sustainable development. Honoring board passers from various professions strengthens this goal by encouraging continuous learning and professional excellence.
The civil service examination passers include Rachelle Anne Gara, William Pumatong, Flent Kenneth Requillo, Melch Martin Canillo, Cherie Ann Elle, Christian Aline Simbit, Pia Monique Madronero, Michael Ryan Alangilan, Jester Montoya, Margarita Shiela Timbal, Restituto Asilo III, Rufa Mae Utom, Albert Lacea, Reygie Cahulogan, Charita Casing, Divina Loquias, Jievie Cona, Ivan Lester Ybañez, Ivy Marie Cabahug, Joseph Arlie Alo, Wilbertson Pumatong, Aida Wernich, Christian AJ Lim, Glenn Aranquez, Eunice Vallejos, Abigael Villamor, Marcelito Coreses, Aimee Pacot, Paul Niño Baquero, Zian Zoil Ayeng, Christian Jamila, Merlou Achacoso, Jane Wendy Guadalquiver, Rachel May Andulana, Lynn Palatan, Charesa Anunciado, Cherry Villaester, Marites Buno, Alexis Glen Alisaca, Maria Neda May Pigte, and Fernalin Lumba.
Recognizing Board Passers from Various Fields
Among the board passers celebrated were Rechelle Anne Gara, Charlene Claro, Joe Vincent C. Suarez, Clonable Joyce Apdian, and Felipe Piquero Jr., who excelled in the Criminologists Licensure Examination. The Licensure Examination for Teachers honored Jecelou Balonga, Janrey Clemeña, Dianne Mar, Irene Casia, and Antonette Lucip.
Other notable passers include Charity G. Asutilla for Fisheries, Elma L. Balatero, Mae Ann D. Ratilla, and Angeline T. Tasic for Professional Foresters, Charlene O. Marasigan for Civil Engineering, and Calvin Carl Dumaan for Registered Electrical Engineering.
The Nursing Licensure Examination saw successful candidates Cyrrajae C. Torreon, Sharamar C. Logroño, Jelyn E. Gudes, Carla Mae Nuera, and Christine Mae Lim. Mary Kyle P. Enriquez passed the Social Workers Licensure Examination, while Valeriano G. Merano Jr. and Froilan C. Piquero earned credentials as Registered Master Electricians.
Marilyn F. Rañada and Inalyn G. Udarve passed the Midwifery Licensure Examination. Hayeth Jesulga and Jhan Rey Nudalo succeeded in Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering. Charise Diseree Madronero passed the Psychometricians Board Exam, while Karla Christie Maingque and Berwyn Gales cleared Food Technologists and Radiologic Technologists Licensure Examinations respectively.
Leadership Honors Achievers
The awarding ceremony was led by Provincial Administrator Asteria Caberte and Lloyd Peter Estomata, Division Head of the Human Resource Development Section. They praised the passers for their dedication and encouraged others to pursue continuous improvement to serve the province better.
This event not only celebrated individual achievements but also reinforced the provincial government’s commitment to fostering a skilled and professional workforce.
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