Narrative Report 1 PDF
Narrative Report 1 PDF
Narrative Report 1 PDF
Vitalis Resort
(Vitalis Villas & Vitalis White Sand)
Presented to the
College of Home Economics and Technology
Department of Hotel and Restaurant Management
Benguet State University
La Trinidad, Benguet
In Partial Fulfillment
of the Requirements to the Degree of
Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Management
Submitted by:
FRALYN J. FALGUI
Submitted to:
RODELIZA A. FLORES
Practicum Coordinator
May 2017
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Benguet State University
College of Home Economics & Technology
DEPARTMENT OF HOTEL AND RESTAURANT MANAGEMENT
La Trinidad, Benguet
Telephone Number: (074) 422 – 2402 loc 19 Website: http://www.bsu.edu.ph
Fax Number: (074) 422 – 2281 E-mail Address: [email protected]
APPROVAL SHEET
This narrative report entitled “Senior Practicum Narrative Report” prepared and
submitted by Fralyn J. Falgui has been examined and recommended for acceptance and
approval.
Accepted and approved in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the Degree of
Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Management.
RODELIZA A. FLORES
Practicum Coordinator
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CURRICULUM VITAE
FRALYN J. FALGUI
Job Objective: To acquire knowledge of the industry and obtain experiences through
trainings in actual settings as well as to contribute to the company’s welfare by being
hard working and compliant on-the-job trainee.
• Housekeeping
• Cookery
• Learning more about baking
• Decoration and Planning Events
• Leading a group
• Serving people habitually in a satisfactory level or excellence
• Helping people in needs
• Computer literate (Making Presentations)
• Presenting presentations
Education
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Organization
Seminars Attended
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August 29, 2014 Familiarization Tour
Baguio Country Club
Baguio City
Academic Achiever
SY 2016-2017
Achievement and Recognition Day
Benguet State University
May 26, 2017
Academic Achiever
SY 2015-2016
Achievement and Recognition Day
Benguet State University
May 26, 2017
Participant
HRT Photography
HRT Week Celebration 2015
November 20, 2015
Academic Achiever
SY 2014-2015
Achievement and Recognition Day
Benguet State University
April 17, 2015
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Best in Housekeeping Procedure
SY 2014- 2015
Achievement and Recognition Day
Benguet State University
April 10, 2015
Certification
Work Experience
Usherette
BAPTC Pre-Launching
Strawberry Fields, La Trinidad, Benguet
October 26, 2015
Service Crew
GAFC - Mc Donald’s- La Trinidad
BSU Compound, Km. 5 La Trinidad, Benguet
Dining
November 01, 2014- January 31, 2015
Caterer
Alicia Refe’s Catering Services
On-Call Caterer
Villalon Street, Engineer’s Hill, Baguio City
Started on February 18, 2017
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Personal Information
Character References
MAYLENE F. CHOPCHOPEN
Social Worker
Child Caring Agency
Philippine Outreach Children’s Center Home, Subic, Zambales 09276871209
FRALYN J. FALGUI
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The fulfillment of the on-the-job training I went through is a not possible without
the help of precious people around me. For no man is an island and with this I would like
to whole heartedly thank the following;
To Almighty God for all the spiritual guidance, unending wisdom, strength and will
for me to finish my duties.
To my loving parents and relatives for providing my needs and necessities all
throughout the duration of my practicum.
To my friends for the motivations and inspirations that keep me going mentally and
without doubts that I could finish this training.
To Ms. Amelia G. Bawang and Ms. Rodeliza A. Flores for all their utmost support
and non-stop monitoring of our safety in our different practicum sites. I would also like to
thank them for they keep mentoring us what is right to do and disciplining us all throughout
enabling us to finish our training.
To Ms. Menchu Manzano for all her help in our deployment. Giving us chances to
learn from the different departments and accommodating our inquires.
To the whole Vitalis Resort Family for welcoming us warmly and enabling us to
learn from them. Sharing their knowledge and giving us chances to learn through actions/
experience. Thank you as well for giving us wonderful opportunity to be part of their
family imparting with us their sacred values that forever be treasured.
I would also like to extend my thanks to the Macalintal Family for giving us a safe
accommodation and giving us freedom to stay the way we like but giving us advices and
warning beforehand.
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PREFACE
On the job training is not a mere requirement to be able to finish study or to be able
to graduate. On the job training is not just something you spend time out of campus
claiming you are free while studying. On the job training is the most important part of being
a college student. It tests how well you were taught and how well you adopted every lesson
our dear professor taught. It would also be able to show how well you could do on the real
field of your study, not just mentally but also how you do through actions. This would also
help you make decisions if ever your chosen career path is compatible with who you are
and what you wanted to be.
Being in a prestige OJT site as said by some mean you are better than others. This notion
must never be in any practicumer’s mind because no matter where you trained, locally or
internationally, you, as a student could still excel and be developed into a better person no
matter where your site is. Developing oneself deeply lies on their selves itself. Prestige
sites would only give you better opportunity and exposures. Technological advances will
be witnessed, high-end experiences and fancy picturesque environment, but at the end of
the day, what you learned and how well you developed is what matters.
This OJT aims for practicumers to be able to achieve the following objectives;
• To be able to acquire practical knowledge, skills and desirable attitude and value in
reputable sites they would come from.
• To be able to enhance competencies by applying learned concept, theories and
skills. Additional to this is to be able to learn and build network with experienced
professionals.
• To earn credits for rendered hours in the host establishment.
• To be able to identify future career direction and become candidate for future job
openings
Achieving this goal will greatly mean you succeeded with the training. Not just by counting
the hours you rendered but also treasuring every hour making sure to have and learn
something as time passes and goes. For as this opportunity ends, it can no longer be
rewinded nor redone again.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Summary ……………………………………………………………………………….53
Conclusion ……………………………………………………………………………...54
Recommendation ……………………………………………………………………….55
Appendices ……………………………………………………………………………..56
Weekly Accomplishment Report (WAR) ……………………………………...57
Training Progress Sheet ………………………………………………………..68
Daily Time Record (DTR)……………………………………………………...69
Evaluation Form ………………………………………………………………..73
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Photo Documentation ………………………………………………………….75
Sample Hotel Documents ……………………………………………………....82
Junior OJT ……………………………………………………………………...83
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LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1 Golf Course .......................................................................................................... 6
Figure 2 Jetski & Banana Boat ........................................................................................... 7
Figure 3 Infinity Pool .......................................................................................................... 8
Figure 4 Petting Zoo & Zipline........................................................................................... 8
Figure 5 Inmaculada Concepcion Church & Wellness Gym .............................................. 8
Figure 6 Verandah............................................................................................................... 9
Figure 7 Cotterman ............................................................................................................. 9
Figure 8 Hamada ............................................................................................................... 10
Figure 9 Kate Reeds Bakeshop ......................................................................................... 10
Figure 10 Par 7 .................................................................................................................. 11
Figure 11 Half Way .......................................................................................................... 11
Figure 12 Snack Bar.......................................................................................................... 12
Figure 13 Pool Bar ............................................................................................................ 12
Figure 14 Petra .................................................................................................................. 13
Figure 15 Veranda............................................................................................................. 13
Figure 16 Macario Bar ...................................................................................................... 13
Figure 17 Fisherman's Boat Grill ...................................................................................... 13
Figure 18 Deluxe Room .................................................................................................... 14
Figure 19 Superior Deluxe Room ..................................................................................... 14
Figure 20 Junior Suites ..................................................................................................... 15
Figure 21 Executive Suites ............................................................................................... 16
Figure 22 Presidential Suites ............................................................................................ 16
Figure 23 Cottages ............................................................................................................ 17
Figure 24 Superior Room.................................................................................................. 18
Figure 25 Deluxe Room .................................................................................................... 18
Figure 26 One-Bedroom Villa .......................................................................................... 19
Figure 27 Two-Bedroom Villa.......................................................................................... 19
Figure 28 Two-Bedroom Jacuzzi Villa ............................................................................. 20
Figure 29 Two-Bedroom Villa with Pool Access ............................................................. 21
Figure 30 Three-Bedroom Villa........................................................................................ 22
Figure 31 Ocean Standard ................................................................................................. 23
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Figure 32 Ocean Deluxe ................................................................................................... 24
Figure 33 Mountain Deluxe .............................................................................................. 24
Figure 34 Mountain Standard ........................................................................................... 24
Figure 35 Ocean Standard South ...................................................................................... 25
Figure 36 Ocean Deluxe South ......................................................................................... 25
Figure 37 Ocean Family Suite .......................................................................................... 25
Figure 38 Penthouse Suite ................................................................................................ 26
Figure 39 Sample Discounted Guest Check ..................................................................... 51
Figure 40 Senior Citizen I.Ds ........................................................................................... 51
Figure 41 Captain's Order ................................................................................................. 52
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