Student Internship Program

Announcements:

Date Posted: March 04, 2024

Heads Up 4^th year students! Please select the industry partner where you want to have your On-The-Job training.

CROP SCIENCE

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ANIMAL SCIENCE

https://forms.gle/nABdd9ByfWhE4YnG7

AGROFORESTRY

https://forms.gle/UohWzvdP3JrU9FwN8

Date Posted: February 05, 2024

SIP Orientation for BS Agriculture & BTVTED 4th Year Students

Date: February 7, 2024

Venue: ISAT U Leon Campus Covered Court

Time: 1:00 PM

Date Posted: February 04, 2024

Topic: Wadhwani Foundation JobReady Orientation

Time: Feb 6, 2024 09:00 AM

Join Zoom Meeting https://zoom.us/j/93240603456?pwd=VzZPZks1OFhxUTBxMjZIbC93L0UwUT09

Meeting ID: 932 4060 3456

Passcode: isatu2024

Student Internship
Program
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One of the greatest challenge of today’s educational system is to keep abreast on skills that the industry needs. In connection to this, the University is including the student internship program (SIP) in order to fill in the job mismatch of our graduates. As a student-intern you will be conducting an industry based On-The-Job training for 240 hours as reflected on your curriculum. You will be deployed to our various partner industries wherein you will have a hands-on experience on what is happening in a workplace scenario. As a student-intern you are required to abide with the rules and regulations of our partner industries. While working along with our partners you should make the most out of your student internship in order to equip yourself with the skills needed by the time you will graduate. The theories that you learned from your classroom will be supplemented with the hard skills that you will learn from your internship. Soft skills (adaptability, leadership, organizational) on the other hand will help you be prepared on how to deal with your colleagues once you are already in a workplace scenario. Observe and take note on the most important things that you will encounter that you think will be useful to you.

As you start your internship you have to comply with the medical laboratory requirements such as fecalysis, urinalysis, drug test and pregnancy test. You can access the request slip for medical laboratory here. Once you have the result proceed to the Rural Health Unit, Government Hospital or Clinic and present your result to the physician have your self checked if you are physically fit to work. Once you have the medical certificate, download the SIP Forms, fill it up and have it signed. Submit the medical certificate and SIP forms to your SIP Supervisors and you are ready to be deployed for your 240 hours of internship.

Hope that you will learn a lot from your internship experience. Good Luck!

Please contact leon.ildo@isatu.edu.ph if you have some clarifications or needs assistance.

Curricular Programs	Year/Major
BSA	1st Year and 2nd Year	Download
	3rd Year and 4th Year Major in AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION	Download
	3rd Year and 4th Year Major in AGROFORESTRY	Download
	3rd Year and 4th Year Major in ANIMAL SCIENCE	Download
	3rd Year and 4th Year Major in CROP SCIENCE	Download
BTVTEd	1st Year and 2nd Year	Download
	3rd Year and 4th Year	Download
BTLEd	1st Year

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978-1-64452-885-3	Trees - A Handbook of Forest - Botany	Anthony Walsh	2018
978-1-64444-213-5	Properties of Soil "Formation and Organisms	Hannah Hunter	2018
978-1-64444-239-5	Precision Farming and Automatic Irrigation	Julian Grant	2018
978-1-64443-927-2	Integrating Sustainable Agriculture, Ecology, and Environmental Policy	Dan Marshall	2018
978-1-64443-090-3	Agricultural Engineering	Denis A. Makhnovsky	2018
978-1-64444-237-1	Agricultural Farm Machinery Wind Energy and Wind Power	Kylie Sutherland	2018
978-1-64443-933-3	Plant Anatomy and Physiology	Diana Clarkson	2018
978-1-64444-355-2	Organ System of Animals	David Sanderson	2018
978-1-64444-069-8	Plant Disease Virus, Bacteria and Mycology	Angela Forsyth	2018
978-1-64444-340-8	Insect and Pest Control Management	Keith Ferguson	2018
978-1-64444-238-8	Agriculture Power and Handling Equipment in Farm	Sonia Piper	2018
978-1-64443-923-4	Plant Physiology Biochemistry and Biotechnology	Alexander James	2018
978-1-64444-267-8	Plant Cell, Hormones and Mineral Nutrients in Plant Physiology	Donna Rutherfrd	2018
978-1-64444-212-8	Plant Pathology and Microbiology	Ian Skinner	2018
978-1-64444-353-8	Animal Biotechnology and Ruminant Nutrition	Dominic Davidson	2018
978-1-64452-831-0	A Dictionary of Plant Pathology	James Mathis	2018
978-1-64444-119-0	Agricultural Machinery and Farm Mechanization for Design and Operation	Piers Wallace	2018
978-1-64444-130-5	Animal Biotechnologies and Animal Breeding Manipulation of Reproduction	Amy Manning	2018
978-1-64444-364-4	Animal Morphology, Physiology and Anatomy	Jason Harris	2018
978-1-64444-026-1	Climate Change Adaptation, Soil Salinity and Water Technology Challenges and Opportunities	Theresa Pullman	2018
978-1-64444-118-3	Farm Machinery and New Technology in Irrigation	Sean Brown	2018
978-1-64443-913-5	Fish Fisheries Ecology	Bernadette Lee	2018
978-1-64444-371-2	Fish Culture and Nutrition Science	Anthony Clarkson	2018
978-1-64452-886-0	Forest Ecology: Recent Advances in Plant Ecology	Christian Sanderson	2018
978-1-64452-876-1	Fundamentals of Forest Soils	Gavin Jones	2018
978-1-64443-925-8	Handbook of Pest Management in Agriculture	Oliver Dowd	2018
978-1-64444-324-8	Physiology of Plant Cells and Physical Sciences	Boris Fisher	2018
978-1-64444-372-9	Plantation and Forestry Products in Forest Management	Melanie Wilson	2018
978-1-64444-112-1	Sustainable Natural Weed Control and Cultivation: Crops and Pastures	Leonard Short	2018
978-1-64452-963-8	The Foundation of Genetics	Jacob Cameron	2018
978-1-64443-916-6	Veterinary Helminthology and Entomology	Rachel Buckland	2018

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