Miss Gracia Amor: Building Bridges through Education and Empowering Hope for Communities

 

Miss Gracia Amor

A devoted Filipino teacher, Gracia exemplifies unwavering commitment to her students and passion for education. Her classroom is a vibrant haven of learning, where she tirelessly fosters an environment that encourages curiosity and critical thinking. Gracia goes beyond the conventional role of a teacher, often staying late to provide extra assistance and support to her students. Her innovative teaching methods incorporate technology and real-world applications, making lessons engaging and relevant.

Recognized for her contributions, Ms. Amor received prestigious awards such as the Philippine Expat Blog Award (PEBA) 2011, the Outstanding Balikbayan Reputation Awards (OBRA) 2012, and the Migration Advocacy Media Awards (MAM) 2012. Nominated for the Bloggys Award Ph 2016, the Presidential Awards for Banaag Category 2016, and the Catholic Mass Media Awards 2016, she continues to receive acclaim for her impactful work.

A REGISTERED AUTHOR AT NATIONAL BOOK DEVELOPMENT BOARD of the Philippines, with education unit earner,
advocate, leader, passion-driven, a dreamer, and a writer by heart.
Receiver of Philippine embassy in Kuwait Award after the pandemic, in category of literature, currently continuing her education in creative writing and psychology

Ms. Gracia A graduate of accounting with teaching methodology, and a Business master’s graduate, received her teaching units from the Philippines Women’s University. Ms. Gracia is a multi-awarded Awarded Blogger, recipient of the Commission on Filipinos Overseas CFO, Presidential Award under Migration Advocacy and Media Award, Most Outstanding Balikbayan Award, and Philippine Expat Blog Award

Her advocacy approach is through her blogging, which guides OFWs through challenges here in Kuwait, by using compassion and empathy as powerful tools to transfer challenging circumstances and build emotional resilience and new hope. It is Diarynigracia.com

2013: A Co-Founder of the Teachers Specialist Organization in Kuwait. Her mission is to educate OFW and other professionals on financial matters, the stock market, and other Financial instruments.

In 2016, Ms. Gracia became a Certified Stock Market Analyst and a Certified Financial Analyst. Ms. Grace’s passion is empowering OFWs to build a good life as OFWs with an OFW retirement plan. With Security Exchange Commission (SEC) certification. She guides and mentors several OFWs, delivering virtual support nationwide to help OFWs who wish to overcome financial struggles in the future and navigate the path to retirement.

A nominee for the Palanca Award and the Catholic Mass Media Award. A registered author at the National Book Development Board in the Philippines. A member of the International and Kuwait Poetry Association She has written 14 books, two of which are best sellers, including her two landmark books, The Filipino Bloggers and The Covid Books, and others are poetry books. 2021, June 12 Recipient of Parangal para sa natatanging Indibidwal as Author of best-selling COVID-19 Guide Book 1st and 2nd Edition, which was awarded by our Former Philippine Ambassador to Kuwait, Mohd. Noordin Pendosina N. Lomondot.

Recently, her book COVID-19 Guidebook was nominated internationally, and she passed the 9th Level Test of English for International Communication (TOEIC).

Currently taking up a mastery in creative art and writing and launching a children’s picture book.

Working to create greater harmony and deeper connection between writing and arts. She believes that dreaming depends on their life mission and vision, and she is committed to enhancing her career through advocacy, education, and support, empowering individuals to navigate life with passion.

 

What is the culture like at TSOK? How do you foster teamwork and promote personal growth?

As a founding member at TSOK, teamwork and personal growth come hand in hand as part of the core values of our organization. We as educators must come together and build a constructive and progressive community with the aim to help each other. Our culture here can be summarized by the fact that we as teachers value the integrity of our knowledge, and here at TSOK we strive to continue improving ourselves. This drive helps us become better educators as a team and as a community.

What positive impact has TSOK had on the community and society?

TSOK has provided in itself a community for teachers and for future LPT’s. As we are all Filipino’s working abroad, our community provides a family that serves as their guide and light through working overseas. As I see it, our impact can be seen through the continuing number of passers that seek to become future teachers like us.

 

 

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