| Establishing one’s career in today’s competitive environment has become an endless 
       pursuit to most job seekers. Employers too are increasingly having a hard time finding
       the right person for the job. Too often, there remains a huge gap between the skills 
       required by the industry and what a graduate has learned from school, hence job 
       mismatch arises. 
    STI steps up to bridge this gap by introducing the world’s very first E2E (Enrollment to 
      Employment) System. 
    The E2E System is a complete approach to human resource development, which aims 
      to develop ICT-enabled professionals through innovative learning and career planning
      methodologies through applicable education, job market skills, job preparedness and job 
      placement assistance. It covers every student’s needs from the time he enrolls in STI up 
      to the moment he applies for a job.
    STI’s responsibility to its graduates goes beyond quality education. Through the assured 
      Job Placement Assistance Program, STI warrants every graduate employment 
      support with the help of I-CARES.
    The Interactive Career Assistance and Recruitment System (I-CARES) is part of 
      STI’s continuing commitment to provide employment opportunities for its graduates. 
      Introduced in 2003, it is an online career service system that provides assistance to  STI 
      students and alumni by establishing links with prospective employers. The system allows 
      the alumni to store and edit their resumes in a databank and be able to access them 
      anytime, anywhere. Employment opportunities, that are open to alumni for online 
      application, are posted and are kept current. Upon request of legitimate corporate 
      partners, the I-CARES also has the facility to filter its database based on the personnel 
      requirements of companies relative to the qualifications specified by the alumni in their 
      stored resume.  
    I-CARES is the first and the only system of its kind in the Philippine educational setting. 
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