Davao del Sur State College (DSSC) ICT-Center hosted an ICT Literacy training session for the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP) of Digos City on June 25, 2024, from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM at the DigiTech Building, SMART Faculty Hub.

 

 

The training aimed to enhance the digital skills of the BJMP personnel, contributing to the agency’s goal of becoming a digitally transformed and people-centric institution. The event was attended by 21 BJMP personnel, including the District Jail Warden of Digos City Jail Male Dormitory, PSUPT Len Jhon R. Bernal.

 

 

The ICT-Center team, led by Dr. Felomino P. Alba, covered several critical topics. The curriculum included the basic utilization of ICT tools and software, cyber-security and safe internet usage, and data privacy, with a focus on the role of a Data Protection Officer (DPO). Jay Eugene Vann C. Espinosa conducted the training session on ICT tools and basic software, providing practical insights and hands-on exercises to ensure the participants could effectively use these technologies in their daily operations. Jelan Sartorio led the session on creating effective presentations, equipping the attendees with the skills needed to communicate their ideas clearly and professionally.

 

 

The training is part of a broader collaboration between DSSC and BJMP, aimed at integrating innovative ICT solutions into government services. This partnership underscores the commitment of both institutions to support the digital transformation of public service, enhancing efficiency, security, and responsiveness. BJMP's participation in this training reflects its dedication to evolving into a modern, digitally adept agency. By investing in ICT literacy for its personnel, BJMP seeks to improve service delivery, ensuring that its operations are aligned with the latest technological advancements and best practices in data management and cyber-security. This initiative is a significant step towards achieving their vision of being recognized as a responsive and forward-thinking organization in the country. Moreover, this initiative highlights the importance of continuous professional development in the public sector. By equipping personnel with up-to-date ICT skills, BJMP is not only enhancing its operational capabilities but also empowering its staff to adapt to the rapidly changing digital landscape. This proactive approach to training ensures that the agency remains at the forefront of digital innovation, capable of meeting the evolving needs of the community it serves.

 

 

The ICT-Center at DSSC is committed to fostering a culture of technological proficiency and innovation. Through programs like this, the center aims to bridge the digital divide and promote digital literacy across various sectors. The collaboration with BJMP is a testament to the center's mission to provide high-quality education and training that address the current and future needs of the workforce.

 

 

In conclusion, the ICT Literacy training conducted by DSSC for BJMP is a pivotal step towards digital empowerment and transformation. It not only enhances the skills of BJMP personnel but also strengthens the partnership between educational institutions and government agencies. This collaborative effort sets a precedent for future initiatives aimed at building a more efficient, secure, and digitally advanced public service infrastructure in the Philippines.