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Globe 2012 annual report
bridging communities
i-Access
Global Filipino Teacher (GFT) Program
Through the Global Filipino Teacher program (GFT), educators are trained to
integrate ICT in teaching basic subjects like English, Science, Math, and HeKaSi.
GFT is done in partnership with the Department of Education (DepEd) and the
Coalition for Better Education, a Cebu-based non-profit organization composed
of various education stakeholders from the academe, students, parents, nongovernment
and business organizations.
The GFT training program equips teachers with knowledge using the projectbased
learning approach and will train 100 new teachers and existing GFT
teachers to become peer coaches to their co-teachers on the use of project-based
learning (PBL), creating a community-based ripple effect of 21st century learning.
i-Give
Volunteaming
Volunteaming encourages employees to customize their volunteering projects and
promote camaraderie in their communities of choice. As part of i-Give's commitment to
support corporate citizenship, Globe Bridging Communities matches the project with
minimal funding. This project is open to all Globe employees nationwide who can form a
group of five and is willing to commit eight (8) volunteer hours each.
Volunteaming allows employees to be vigilant with the social issues of the communities
nearest to them. They are able to customize the assistance needed according to the
needs of their communities or charity of choice. Through volunteaming, Globe employees
are given access to Corporate Social Responsibility projects regardless of their work
location and expertise by simply volunteering their time and talents.
Globe Telecom joins TINGOG 2015, a
pioneering SMS-based citizen feedback
initiative aimed to promote the effective
delivery of basic services for the
realization of the country’s Millennium
Development Goals (MDGs) by 2015.
Becky Malay, Program Director of
the Philippine Rural Reconstruction
Movement (PRRM), implementing
agency of TINGOG 2015, affixes her
signature to the mock cell phone that
shows government and private sector
support for the SMS-based citizen
feedback initiative. Together with her
are (from L-R): Department of Interior
and Local Government Supervising
Undersecretary Rafael Santos ,
Globe Head for Corporate Social
Responsibility Rob I. Nazal, and Tabaco
City Mayor Cielo Krisel Lagman-Luistro.
Globe congratulates the 69 public school teachers from Luzon as the newest GFT graduates.
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