The goal of Circuitrocks Philippines has never changed, which is to inspire every maker or builder. It can be in terms of supplying components for projects, as well as giving students the chance to learn through on-the-job training.
Today, we proudly congratulate Gian Salvadora, Marielle Vargas, Hans Sese, and Alex Ison for completing their On-the-Job Training (OJT) with Circuitrocks Philippines.
300 Hours of Learning and Growth
The four students from Colegio de Muntinlupa completed 300 hours of internship training from June 8 to July 31, 2026.
Throughout their OJT, they gained real workplace experience while supporting different tasks within the Circuitrocks team. Their training gave them the chance to apply what they learned in school while building new skills.
Their journey showed the value of:
- Dedication: Completing their assigned tasks with focus and effort.
- Teamwork: Working with others and learning how each role supports the team.
- Responsibility: Taking ownership of assigned duties and meeting expectations.
- Willingness to Learn: Asking questions, accepting feedback, and improving throughout their training.
- Builder’s Mindset: Learning through practice, problem-solving, and hands-on experience.
Why We Support Student Internships
At Circuitrocks, we believe education should go beyond the classroom.
Internships help students experience real work settings, develop practical skills, and understand how teams solve everyday challenges.
By welcoming students from schools like Colegio de Muntinlupa, we hope to help prepare young builders for their future careers.
Every student brings new ideas, energy, and a fresh view to the workplace. In return, we aim to provide a space where they can learn, grow, and gain confidence.
“So, these are the things they teach you. I’m impressed.
Building Skills for the Future
Completing 300 hours is more than meeting a school requirement. It represents weeks of learning, adapting, working with others, and gaining experience.
For Gian, Marielle, Hans, and Alex, their OJT may have ended on July 31, but their journey is only beginning.
The skills and lessons gained during their time at Circuitrocks can help them as they continue their studies and prepare for future careers.
Congratulations, Gian Salvadora, Marielle Vargas, Hans Sese, and Alex Ison!
Thank you for being part of the Circuitrocks team.
Keep learning, keep creating, and keep building. Empower the Maker.
