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SSU prof garners Regional Award for President Ramon Magsaysay Outstanding Filipino Worker, gets nominated to the national search

By NINFA B. QUIRANTE (PIA Samar)
August 17, 2007

CATBALOGAN CITY, Samar  –  A professor from the Samar State University (SSU) Dr. Lolito Amparado has been chosen as the regional awardee for President Magsaysay Outstanding Filipino Worker- Wage Employed Category.


PIA Reporter Ninfa Quirante lost no time in finding the regional awardee Dr. Lolito Amparado who was honored to share some personal glimpses of his persona. (Photo courtesy of Samar Monitor)

This was disclosed by TESDA’s Provincial Director Cleta Omega.

TESDA said that the award is a concrete recognition by the government of the important role played by Filipino workers who are honest, hardworking, persevering, highly skilled and successful.

It added that the awardee should have invested an unwavering commitment toward achieving the country’s economic goals in support of national development.

He must also be a post secondary technical vocational graduate whose consequent immediate employment is in line with his tech-voc education/ training.

As TESDA-Samar knew by heart someone to have the qualifications, it immediately nominated Amparado

It would have been their best decision as Amparado emerged as the Best in Region 8 - Eastern Visayas.

Amparado, who will turn to be a golden boy come October, 2007 is an unassuming man who has been in the government for 29 years. He said that he was surprised when Madame Omega called her by phone.

“I did not expect it, but feels elated,” said the professor who has rose from the ranks. He said he earned a diploma in fishery, took up a Bachelors Degree in fisheries and earned a masteral and a doctoral degree while teaching in the same school where he graduated.

He said, however that it was in UP where he earned his masters degree.

Presently, Dr. Amparado teaches at SSU College of Fisheries Campus Barangay Mercedes, Catbalogan City and has been the acting Associate Dean. He also manages a CHED funded king crab production in Barangay Pupua still in this city.

Amparado is married to Herminia Amparado whose job is also close to his heart. She is the Provincial Red Tide analyst. Why? Even two of their three children have developed a leaning to their “fishery’ love affair. Their eldest has pursued a course in Marine Biology while their youngest child plans to go into the same field.

Come August 21, Dr. Amparado will be flying to Manila to receive his regional award and who knows he might just win the most coveted President Ramon Magsaysay Outstanding Filipino Worker Award.

TESDA is pinning its hope on this hardworking professional with several degrees yet one who has humbly started in tech-voc.

Amparado’s life, glowing achievements and awards will be TESDA’s testimony that tech-voc education truly pays.