A Congratulatory Message for PPO: Celebrating the Excellence of SPLE 2024 Passers

In a remarkable demonstration of dedication, resilience, and professionalism, numerous examiners have recently achieved a milestone that merits its highest—passing the Special Professional Licensure Examination (SPLE). This significant accomplishment highlights everyone’s academic prowess and unwavering commitment to the field, making them a source of inspiration for many.

As valued PPO-Kuwait members, they have exemplified these organizations’ core values of integrity, service, and excellence. Their journey toward this licensure was marked by immense hard work and determination, demonstrating that success is not merely a reflection of talent but also a result of perseverance and a steadfast commitment to one’s goals.

List of SPLE 2024 Passers

Passing the SPLE is no small feat. It requires a considerable understanding of complex subject matters and applying this knowledge effectively. Their success signifies their adeptness in navigating these challenges, showcasing their preparedness to take on the professional opportunities that lie ahead. The following is the list of SPLE 2024 Passers, promising members of PPO:

Registered Master Electricians

1. Engr. Edward G. Cabutotan
2. Engr. Ernesto R. Juico
3. Engr. Joel E. Munar

Midwives

1. Ms. Zenaida A. Asula
2. Ms. Alweda J. Matugol
3. Ms. Sherylin D. Mahari
4. Ms. Mudzna J. Sawadji

Professional Teachers – Elementary Level

1. Ms. Dyan De Guzman Yap
2. Ms. Mary Grace Frias Bacani
3. Ms. Barbie Venyl Modapil Diaz
4. Ms. Cristina Canites Gales
5. Ms. Dhanleymar Santos Jose
6. Ms. Leny Fe Franco Kabristante
7. Ms. Sayima Macasayon Kudalat
8. Mr. Richard Vallejera Ladera
9. Ms. Rosemarie Juarez Lim
10. Ms. Christine Marie Bacsarpa Maglasang
11. Ms. Noemi Grace Mallo Malenab
12. Ms. Cherry Mhey Borras Oliva
13. Ms. Idellyn Narciso Pojas
14. Ms. Genevib Ong Salazar
15. Mr. Cain Escuyos Salvaloza
16. Ms. Winnie Donato Viste

Professional Teachers – English

1. Ms. Zeilan Junexa Tabuno Cabiling
2. Ms. Janice Conti Camtan
3. Mr. Marc Jhosep Lagman Habac
4. Mr. Daninoh Destajo Panindigan

Professional Teachers – Filipino

1. Ms. Elna Tongco Bustillo

Professional Teachers – Science

1. Ms. Babelyn Baitan Batolina
2. Ms. Maria Magdalena Mendoza Gaspar

Professional Teachers – Social Studies

1. Ms. Dahlia Elisa Maniclang Soliven
2. Ms. Luningning Mendiola Caperiña
3. Ms. Sheena Camu Domingo
4. Ms. Jamela Sumicad Lago
5. Ms. Apasra Gandawali Manibpal
6. Ms. Sarina Sambiang Phari
7. Ms. Nur-ain Kadil Sahiddan
8. Mr. John Eric Usman Sicat
9. Ms. Glory-ann Paredes Tabulina
10. Ms. Dulce Pabito Velasco

Professional Teachers – TLTVE/Tech-Voc

1. Ms. Marilyn Borac Donor
2. Ms. Annelyn Badiang Sagrado
3. Ms. Gladys Brabante Somera
4. Ms. Rolinda Echavez Tecson
5. Ms. Sahara Mansol Ulama
6. Ms. Anabel Berlon Vega

Respiratory Therapists

1. Mr. Joseph Anthony D. Lopena

Physical Therapists

1. Ms. Mary Grace T. Casiño

Psychometricians

1. Ms. Maria Pamela Mae M. Salvador

Nursing

1. Ms. Juliana R. Abelador
2. Ms. Mary Jane C. Alonsabe
3. Ms. Rowena S. Ancla
4. Ms. Maria Victoria M. Aquino
5. Ms. Ofelia-Ann R. Arpia
6. Mr. Rakib A. Atih
7. Ms. Aiza B. Balanay
8. Ms. Jamila T. Balatbat
9. Ms. Hazel Anne D. Basanes
10. Ms. Excel Maria G. Castro
11. Ms. Nestor Chong
12. Ms. Julie-Ann C. Crisostomo
13. Ms. Mae Anne O. Diego
14. Mr. Richard O. Dumagat
15. Ms. Edalyn A. Ebanculla
16. Ms. Arrianne L. Edguiba
17. Ms. Carla Glenda A. Escober
18. Ms. Leah E. Espejon
19. Ms. Charisse L. Estrada
20. Mr. Giann Marko Fanuga
21. Ms. Gerocel D. Filosopo
22. Ms. Joaldea J. Gabarra
23. Ms. Rosemarie R. Gabrino
24. Ms. Aileen P. Galvez
25. Ms. Khristian Bernadette B. Gonzales
26. Ms. Clarissa B. Gumandol
27. Ms. Aida P. Habib
28. Mr. Reynaldo R. Imperio
29. Ms. Louella Mae P. Juancalla
30. Ms. Jacqueline S. Juliano
31. Ms. Claire A. Layson
32. Mr. Elton John Lomio
33. Ms. Marties R. Lora
34. Mr. Arjay B. Ludiero
35. Ms. Ma. Imelda B. Luna
36. Ms. Geraldine L. Luna
37. Ms. Norhane S. Makakena
38. Ms. Jenny Ann V. Malones
39. Mr. Jose Rosel A. Mujar
40. Ms. Michelle G. Ortiz
41. Mr. Loreto A. Ortiz
42. Mr. Ariel G. Puno
43. Ms. Partocenia N. Quinos
44. Ms. Angelica L. Salapantan
45. Mr. Albert T. Sarmiento
46. Ms. Grethel Sumande
47. Ms. June Anne Marie C. Tayko
48. Ms. Jessica B. Tesalona
49. Ms. Collin Heather O. Villagracia
50. Ms. Maria Lourdes Villas

This accomplishment is not just a personal triumph but a testament to the support and encouragement she has received from her colleagues, mentors, and family within the PPO community. Their role in nurturing her talent has undoubtedly contributed to her achievements.

History of PPO

The Philippine Professional Organization Kuwait (PPO) was established in early 2013, transforming a fantasy into a reality. This initiative was a component of various professional strategies designed to enhance work performance and improve the nation’s economy. The Filipino Professional Organization in Kuwait, in partnership with the Professional Regulation Commission and the Philippine Embassy Kuwait, endeavored to establish a platform that would empower overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) in Kuwait.

PPO’s objective was to cultivate globally competitive OFWs who could confidently compete in the global market. Over the years, the organization has played a crucial role in assisting OFWs in pursuing economic growth and development by enhancing their competitive positions on a local and international scale. The Special Professional Licensure Examination (SPLE) is one of the primary initiatives of PPO, which offers OFWs the chance to acquire professional licenses while abroad. This initiative has substantially contributed to the professional development and recognition of Filipino laborers in Kuwait, enabling them to succeed in their respective disciplines.

As a dedicated advocate and one of the architects of the Teachers Specialist Organization in Kuwait (TSOK), a member of PPO, I am enthusiastic about ensuring that our fellow kababayans have the opportunity to attain a better future. Our objective is to provide assistance to their families and communities in addition to enhancing their quality of life. The primary means of achieving these objectives are improving employment and education levels, allowing individuals to participate actively in community development.

Journey in Partaking the SPLE

Passing the SPLE is no small feat. It requires a considerable understanding of complex subject matters and applying this knowledge effectively. Ms. Juliana’s success signifies her adeptness in navigating these challenges, showcasing her preparedness to take on the professional opportunities that lie ahead. 

This accomplishment is not just a personal triumph but a testament to the support and encouragement she has received from her colleagues, mentors, and family within the PPO-Kuwait and PNAK communities. Their role in nurturing her talent has undoubtedly contributed to her achievements.

Continued Towards Achieved Excellence

Reflecting on their journey, it is essential to celebrate their successes and the values they embody—hard work, resilience, and an unwavering pursuit of knowledge. These qualities will surely guide them in their future endeavors, enabling them to contribute meaningfully to their profession and the wider community.

In light of their achievements, it is clear that their dedication extends beyond personal goals; it serves as a beacon of hope and motivation for other aspiring professionals. Their story encourages others to pursue their dreams despite challenges, reinforcing the importance of continuous learning and self-improvement. Their relentless pursuit of excellence reminds us that even the most daunting goals can be achieved with the right mindset and dedication. The journey is a testament to the power of persistence and the impact of a supportive community.

As they step into this new chapter of their professional life, we are excited to witness the impact they will undoubtedly make in their field. The PPO-Kuwait stands proud, knowing that many are not just a licensed professional but also an inspiration for many aspiring individuals. Here’s to everyone’s success. May their future be filled with opportunities and achievements!

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