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CTU Toledo Receives Donated SUV from Toledo City LGU for Automotive Instruction
March 27, 2025
The Cebu Technological University (CTU) Toledo City Campus officially received a donated Ford Everest SUV on March 27, 2025, transferred from the Toledo City Engineering Office to the university campus. A designated tent area was provided to facilitate the safe and organized movement of the vehicle.
The donation was made possible through the initiative of the Local Government Unit (LGU) of Toledo City, under the leadership of Mayor Marjorie “Joie” Perales, in collaboration with the Toledo City Engineering Office. The vehicle will be used as an instructional material for the College of Technology’s Automotive Department, enhancing the practical learning experience of students.
The successful transfer was facilitated through the support and assistance of the CTU Toledo City Campus administration, led by Dr. Ramil P. Manguilimotan, Dr. Gengen G. Padillo, and Dr. Eric R. Villarin, together with Dr. Joedel B. Bellete, who coordinated and supervised the movement of the donated vehicle.
This initiative reflects the strong partnership between the City Government of Toledo and CTU Toledo, underscoring their shared commitment to advancing technical education and providing students with access to relevant and industry-based learning tools. The Ford Everest SUV is expected to serve as a vital training resource for students in vehicle diagnostics, maintenance, and repair.
The university administration expressed its gratitude to Mayor Perales and the LGU of Toledo City for their continuous support in enhancing the instructional resources of the campus.
CTU Toledo City Campus Conducts Faculty Training on Grading System
March 27, 2025
The Cebu Technological University (CTU) Toledo City Campus successfully conducted a faculty training session on the Grading System, aimed at enhancing educators' capabilities in assessing student performance and skills evaluation.
Facilitated by Dr. Eric R. Villarin, the training provided faculty members with essential knowledge and skills in computing raw scores and utilizing the CTU standard transmutation table. The session was supported by esteemed academic leaders, Dr. Ramil P. Maguilimotan, Dr. Gengen G. Padillo, and Dr. Joedel B. Bellete, ensuring a comprehensive discussion on fair and accurate grading methodologies.
The event emphasized the importance of standardized grading procedures in maintaining academic integrity and ensuring that student assessments are reflective of their true capabilities. Faculty members actively participated in discussions and hands-on exercises, reinforcing their understanding of the grading computation process.
This initiative is part of CTU Toledo’s commitment to continuous faculty development and academic excellence. The university remains dedicated to upholding high standards in education through structured training programs that empower educators with updated and efficient assessment strategies.
CTU Toledo Strengthens Academic Alignment Through Unified Syllabus Making
March 27, 2025
In a move to ensure curriculum alignment and improve the quality of instruction, the Cebu Technological University (CTU) Toledo City Campus successfully conducted a Unified Syllabus Making Activity last March 27, 2025, held at the Toledo Sports Complex, Toledo City, Cebu.
The activity was made possible through the guidance and support of the campus administration, led by Dr. Ramil P. Manguilimotan, Dr. Gengen G. Padillo, and Dr. Eric R. Villarin. Their leadership was instrumental in organizing the event and in reinforcing the importance of standardized academic content delivery across the different colleges of CTU Toledo.
The faculty members from various colleges actively participated in the collaborative workshop, facilitated by Dr. Joedel B. Bellete. The session focused on the systematic development and refinement of course syllabi to ensure consistency, relevance, and alignment with institutional goals.
Key discussions revolved around the essential components of an effective syllabus, its vital role in enhancing teaching and learning, and how it serves as a roadmap for students and faculty alike. The faculty participants were also provided with orientation and training on syllabus formulation, emphasizing outcome-based education, clarity of course objectives, content alignment, and appropriate assessment tools.
The unified syllabus-making activity is part of CTU Toledo’s continuous academic improvement efforts to deliver quality and standardized education. With the collective commitment of the faculty and the full support of the administration, the campus aims to provide its students with a more structured, meaningful, and outcome-driven learning experience.
This collaborative initiative marks another step towards CTU Toledo’s vision of academic excellence and quality service to its stakeholders.
CTU-Toledo Expands Automotive Training with Toyota Vios Acquisition
March 25, 2025
Cebu Technological University – Toledo City Campus (CTU-Toledo) continues to enhance its hands-on training for students in the Bachelor of Industrial Technology (BIT) – Automotive Technology program by securing a Toyota Vios as an additional instructional material. This initiative aims to provide students with a more comprehensive understanding of gasoline-engine vehicles, complementing the previously acquired Ford Everest used for diesel engine training.
In a formal request addressed to Toledo City Mayor Hon. Marjorie “Joie” Perales, CTU-Toledo expressed its gratitude for the city’s support in improving technical education. The university sought permission to utilize a 2008 Toyota Vios to enhance practical learning opportunities for students.
According to Campus Director Dr. Ramil P. Maguilimotan, integrating both diesel and gasoline-engine vehicles into the curriculum allows students to develop critical skills such as fuel system diagnostics, ignition system repairs, lubrication system maintenance, suspension troubleshooting, and braking performance assessment.
Mayor Perales, through City Administrator Mae Delia C. Faunlong, approved the request, reinforcing the city's commitment to advancing technical education and workforce readiness.
With this additional resource, CTU-Toledo reaffirms its dedication to producing highly skilled graduates equipped with industry-relevant automotive expertise. This milestone marks another step toward strengthening the university’s role in technical-vocational education and supporting the country’s growing automotive sector.
Retooling of the Table of Specifications and Test Construction
Retooling of the Table of Specifications and Test Construction
March 24, 2025
The faculty of CTU Toledo City Campus participated in a workshop on test construction and the retooling of the Table of Specifications (TOS) on March 24, 2025. The event was spearheaded by Dr. Ramil P. Manguilimotan, Dr. Gengen G. Padillo, Dr. Joedel B. Bellete, and Dr. Eric R. Villarin.
Dr. Padillo emphasized the critical role of the TOS in test development, particularly in summative assessments, ensuring that faculty members align their intended learning outcomes with the content of their respective courses.
Dr. Manguilimotan provided essential reminders on evaluation procedures, while Dr. Villarin assisted in computing and determining the appropriate number of test items. Additionally, Dr. Bellete underscored the relevance of selecting appropriate topics for inclusion in the assessments.
This initiative reinforces CTU Toledo City Campus’s commitment to enhancing the quality of assessment practices in alignment with its academic goals.
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