Mary Joyce Moreno

Address: 41 Chrysolite St., Northview 1, Batasan Hills, Quezon City 1126 Telephone No. - Mobile Phone Nos. - - - E-Mail Adds:-- Mary Joyce Ong Moreno More than eighteen years in the field of education Fluent in English, Filipino and Mandarin Hardworking, patient, organized, optimistic, and is a fast learner CAREER OBJECTIVE: To obtain a position that will maximize my potentials and provide professional growth WORK EXPERIENCE June 2016 – present China Online Innovations, Inc. (51Talk) 17th Floor Wynsum Corporate Plaza F. Ortigas, Jr. Avenue, Barangay San Antonio Pasig City Mandarin-Speaking Office-based English Teacher Ø Conducts free trial online English lessons to zero to low-beginner English learners Ø Provides level assessment for each student according to his/her English language proficiency January – March 2016 Thinkeractive Learning Improvement Center 69-B Simoun St. cor. Banawe St., Quezon City English, Science, and Math Academic Tutor Ø Assist in homework activities and school projects Ø Provides assessments to ensure learning in these subjects December 2010 – October 2015 Hope Christian High School 1242 Benavidez St., Sta. Cruz, Manila 1003 English Subject Coordinator (May 2012 – October 2015) Ø Trains and assigns trainers for students in interscholastic competitions related to English (elocution, essay-writing, spelling bee, etc.) English as a Second Language Coordinator (December 2010 – October 2015) Ø Assess and provide instruction for English Second Language Learners from Upper Primary Grades to High School Ø Coordinates with Academic Supervisor and Guidance Office in proper placement of ESL students in appropriate grade levels according to their English language proficiency Ø Coordinates with ESL students’ classroom teachers regarding their behavior and performance in class June 2004 – October 2010 Philippine Institute of Quezon City 62 Kitanlad St., Brgy. Doña Josefa, Quezon City Guidance Counselor (June – October 2010) Ø Provides counseling services to high school students, be it through personal appointment or referrals by disciplinarians and / or faculty members Ø Maintains and keeps students’ files such as personal information sheets, aptitude and other test results administered to students Ø Organize college orientations to third and fourth year students Ø Disseminate information to graduating students regarding application periods and requirements of different colleges and universities Ø Assist graduating students in filing their college applications to different colleges and universities Guidance Staff (June 2009 – March 2010) Ø Organize college orientations to third and fourth year students Ø Disseminate information to graduating students regarding application periods and requirements of different colleges and universities Ø Assist graduating students in filing their college applications to different colleges and universities Classroom teacher, English Department (June 2004 – May 2010) Ø Facilitate learning in English communication skills (speaking, listening, reading, and writing) in Grade 6, HS 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th year levels, and precollegiate Korean and Mainland Chinese students Ø Selecting materials appropriate to students’ needs College Entrance Test Review Curriculum Developer and Instructor in Communication Arts English and other related areas (April 2004 – April 2010) Ø Prepare materials and conduct lectures and mock exams for incoming fourth year high school students, in preparation for their college entrance examinations English Subject Coordinator (June 2005 – March 2007) Ø Supervise lesson planning, classroom instruction and evaluation of English subject teachers Ø Guide student leaders as they plan and implement both in-campus and offcampus programs and activities. Moderator, School Publication (June 2004 – October 2010) Ø Ø Ø Ø Recruit campus press staff members regularly. Guide the staff in coming up with three to four issues a school year. Critique and evaluate staff’s outputs. Provide avenues for staff development and training Yearbook Moderator (June 2004 – October 2010) Ø Organize the batch officers and yearbook staff of each graduating batch. Ø Supervise and guide the staff in selecting a yearbook publisher and photographer, soliciting funds, and organizing pictorials Ø Monitor and guide the staff during yearbook production April 2004 – June 2009 English lecturer Loyola Student Center 299 Katipunan Avenue, Loyola Heights, Quezon City Ø Conduct lectures and mock exams and provide debriefing for incoming fourth year high school students, in preparation for their college entrance examinations. Areas of instruction include grammar and composition, reading comprehension, verbal analogies, logical reasoning, and vocabulary building June 1998 – March 2004 Classroom teacher, English High School Department Grace Christian High School Grace Village, Quezon City Ø Facilitate learning in communication skills (speaking, listening, reading, and writing) Ø Develop learning activities in content areas of Health and English literature Ø Handle the load of a class adviser Adviser, Grace Devotion Group Ø Coordinate with student leaders, co-faculty, co-staff and alumni in leading spiritual activities among members of the Grace Devotion Group, the school's campus ministry Ø Organize outreaches to orphanages, elderly homes, and charity hospitals once a semester Ø Develop a life-skills curriculum taught once a week to all classes of Balingasa High School, as part of the campus ministry's community service project Contributor, Grace Today newsletter Ø Submit articles on various campus activities for the school's newsletter June 1999 – March 2001 Writer, Word Power Magazine Learning Supplements, Inc. UP Village, Quezon City June 1997 – March 1998 Tutor, Chinese Reading and Composition The Readers' Circle San Juan, Metro Manila Ø Assist in homework activities and school projects Ø Develop reading and writing skills in Chinese reading and composition February – August 1997 Instructor, Basic Fookien and Mandarin Philippine Chinese Language Center New Manila, Quezon City Ø Facilitate learning professionals in conversational Mandarin and Fookien among TRAININGS / SEMINARS ATTENDED May 9, 2015 “Continuing Literacy Professional Development for Sustained Reading Growth of Elementary and High School Students” (summer literacy forum) sponsored by the Reading Association of the Philippines August 30, 2014 “Thoughtful Teaching Through Meaningful Meanings” (annual literacy forum) sponsored by the Reading Association of the Philippines May 17-19, 2012 2012 In-Service Training for Grade Seven Teachers of Private Schools sponsored by the Fund for Assistance in Private Education February 3-4, 2011 Microsoft Partners in Learning Innovative Education Forum sponsored by Microsoft Philippines Sept. 23 – 24, 2010 Youth Lens Forum 2010: Money, Fame, or Me --Making Informed Career Decisions sponsored by University of Asia and the Pacific, School of Education and Human Development July 28, 2007 Literature for Children: Strategies to Help Children Respond to Literature in the Classroom sponsored by Paseo TLJ Education Services January 27, 2007 “6 + 1 Traits of Writing” Seminar Workshop sponsored by Scholastic Book Fairs December 3, 2005 Campus Journalism Seminar sponsored by the Yuyitung Foundation, Inc. Nov. 28 – 29, 2003 Nov. 29 – 30, 2002 Nov. 30 - Dec. 1, 2001 Dec. 1 – 2, 2000 Dec. 3 – 4, 1999 Grace Christian Education Convention sponsored by Grace Christian High School and the Association of Christian Schools, International May 26 - 27, 2003 Regional Training Seminar on Educational Procedures sponsored by Alpha Omega Publications May 31, 2002 Second-Language Teachers Seminar-Workshop sponsored by Grace Christian High School Summer 2001 Standard First Aid and Advanced Life Support Training sponsored by Summer Safety Institute of the Philippine National Red Cross (Quezon City chapter) May 27, 2000 Communication Skills Course Teacher-Training Methodology Workshop sponsored by the British Council, Philippines May 20, 2000 Role of Play in Developing a Child’s Intelligence sponsored by Active Play, Inc. EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT Graduate Studies University of the Philippines, Diliman Masters in Education major in Language Education (finished six units) Tertiary Education University of the Philippines, Diliman Bachelor in Secondary Education Major – Health Education Minor – Psychology * finished six units of English Primary and Secondary Education Saint Jude Catholic School San Miguel, Manila PROFESSIONAL BOARD EXAMINATION PASSED Licensure Examination for Teachers August 27, 2000 84.40% Manila PERSONAL DATA BIRTDATE: August 10, 1973 BIRTHPLACE: Manila CIVIL STATUS: Single NATIONALITY: Filipino 54 Scout Madrinian St., South Triangle, Quezon City Asian Theological Seminary- Mrs. Lee Shu Hwei Directress Philippine Institute of Quezon City 62 Kitanlad St., Brgy. Doña Josefa, Quezon City Tel. No-,- Miss Lucy Sia High School English Supervisor Grace Christian College Grace Village, Quezon City Tel. No- local 110/117