Joji Ilagan International Schools

Joji Ilagan Career Center Foundation, Inc. (doing business as the Joji Ilagan International Schools, and abbreviated as JIB) is a conglomerate of schools under the JIB Group of Companies, based in Davao City, Philippines. It is founded and headed by its chairwoman, Joji Ilagan Bian, to which the school is named after her.[1]

Joji Ilagan Career Center Foundation, Inc.
Other name
Joji Ilagan International Schools
JIB
MottoTruly International, Truly Global.
TypePrivate
Established1982 (1982)
ChairmanJoji Ilagan Bian
PresidentAtty. Jose Edgar J. Ilagan
Vice-presidentNicole Niña I. Hao Bian (Education Development)
Mercy Fidelis D. Ilagan (Finance and Administration)
DeanGypsy Mae B. Casurao (Davao City)
Randy R. Lanozo (General Santos City)
Academic staff
50
Administrative staff
100
UndergraduatesApprox. 400-500 (across all schools)
Other students
Approx. 100-150 (preschool and elementary)
Location
Davao City
,
Philippines
Colours             Green, Yellow and Blue (JIB-CBT/JIB-IS)
         Orange and White (ICHEF)
Websitewww.jib.edu.ph

It specializes in tourism, hospitality, culinary and entrepreneurship courses.

History

Joji lIagan Career Centre Foundation, Inc. was founded in 1982 by businesswoman and educator Purita Arsenia "Joji" Ilagan,[2] in a four-classroom facility in Anda Street (now F. Iñigo Street), Davao City. After recently been graduated with a degree in Hotel and Restaurant Administration at the University of the Philippines Diliman, she thought of putting up a vocational school that would give holistic training and was capable of meeting the demand of the job market at that time.[1][3]

The school eventually moved to its current location in Governor Chavez Street, Davao City and established vocational programs such as Computer Secretarial, Dressmaking, and Hotel and Restaurant Management. As it grew it eventually offered baccalaureate and vocational courses in Hotel and Restaurant Management and Tourism Management.

In 2009, JIB established the first culinary school in Mindanao, the Institute of International Culinary and Hospitality Entrepreneurship or ICHEF.[4] It initially offered a 2-year diploma program in Culinary in partnership with Technical and Further Education (TAFE) of New South Wales Western Sydney Institute.[5] Later on, it also opened a 4-year Bachelor of Science in Culinary Management, being one of the few schools in the Philippines offering the said degree program.

In 2010, JIB expanded further into General Santos City as it opened the Joji Ilagan International School of Hotel and Tourism Management. It initially offered culinary programs and later HRM and tourism programs.[6]

Sister schools

The Joji Ilagan International Schools is composed of a network of exclusive schools based in Davao City and General Santos City. The campuses are overseen and monitored by government departments, such Department of Education (DepEd), Technical Skills and Development Authority (TESDA), and the Commission on Higher Education (CHED).

Pursuant to TESDA compliance, the school offers ladderized education as well, a program that allows vocational students to pursue college easily, having their previous vocational course merits credited into their college curriculum.

  • Joji Ilagan College of Business and Tourism (JIB-CBT) is the pioneer school of JIB, based in JIB Building, Governor Chavez Street, Barangay 30-C, Davao City, Philippines, established in 1982. It offers Hotel and Restaurant Management and Tourism Management degrees, ranging from Grand Diploma (2-years) to bachelor's degree (4-years), as well as offering Senior High School programs under the Technical-Vocational strand, with the following tracks, namely: Travel and Tourism Entrepreneurship, Hotel and Restaurant Entrepreneurship, and Culinary and Patisserie Entrepreneurship.
  • Institute of International Culinary and Hospitality Entrepreneurship (ICHEF) is the culinary school of JIB, located at S. De Jesus Street, Barangay 35-D, Davao City, established in 2009. It is the first culinary school established in Mindanao and is one of a few schools in the Philippines offering a four-year bachelor's degree in Culinary Management.
  • Joji Ilagan International School of Hotel and Tourism Management (JIB-IS) is an educational institution located at Leon Llido Street, Barangay City Heights, General Santos City, established in 2010. It is the branch school of JIB in SOCCSKSARGEN offering Tourism, Hospitality, Culinary and Entrepreneurship programs.
  • Tourism-Hospitality-Entrepreneurship International Management School (doing business as the International Management School, and abbreviated as THE IMS) is the entrepreneurship institution and the current flagship school of JIB offering Business and Entrepreneurship programs, established in 2017. It is located at S. De Jesus Street, Barangay 35-D, Davao City.
  • Career Institute of Southeast Asia (CAISA) is the Sunday school counterpart of JIB offering 2-year diploma programs in Travel and Tourism Management and Hotel and Restaurant Management. It was established in 2010. It also operates vocational courses in Welding (under the brand JIB Welding Academy) and Hair and Salon Management. It mainly operates in the JIB-CBT Campus in Gov. Chavez St., Davao City, the ICHEF Compound in De Jesus St., Davao City and in its branch campus in Cabantian, Davao City.
  • Stockbridge American International School (SAIS, formerly Tumble Tots Philippines) is the primary education component of JIB, offering an American curriculum from preschool to Grade 3. It has branches in Stockbridge Building, Barangay Ma-a, Davao City and in the JIB Building, Leon Llido Street, General Santos City. It was established in 2006 as the Philippine franchisee of UK-based nursery school Tumble Tots.[7][8] It was then rebranded as Stockbridge American International School in 2015 as it re-established with a US-based curriculum.[9]

Academic units

Undergraduate programs
  • College of Business and Tourism
    • Hospitality Management
    • Tourism Management
  • Institute of International Culinary and Hospitality Entrepreneurship
    • Culinary Management
  • International Management School
    • Entrepreneurship

Vocational programs
  • Career Institute of Southeast Asia
    • Hospitality, Tourism and Cruise Ship Services
    • Welding (as JIB Welding Academy)
    • Hair and Salon Management

Basic education programs

JIB also has pre-school and elementary programs under Stockbridge American International School. Senior high school programs are also offered in JIB-CBT, ICHEF and JIB-IS.

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References
  1. Aidasani, Serina. "Joji Ilagan Bian, Champion Educator". Positively Filipino. Retrieved 31 January 2020.
  2. "Joji Ilagan-Bian, the Australian Alumni Excellence Awardee 2019".
  3. Mallo, Carlo (8 February 2012). "From vocation to profession". Entrepreneur Philippines. Retrieved 31 January 2020.
  4. "Positive News Media, Mindanao's Biggest Culinary School Opens in July 2009".
  5. "A Career in Culinaria".
  6. "P70million Culinary School in GenSan coming up!".
  7. de la Cruz, Rose (14 August 2006). "UK's Tumble Tots school now for franchising in RP". Philstar.com. The Philippine Star. Retrieved 31 January 2020.
  8. "Tumble Tots courses for preschool kids". Philstar.com. The Philippine Star. Retrieved 31 January 2020.
  9. Bagaforo, Nelson (17 March 2015). "International school to open in Davao". Sun.Star Davao. Retrieved 31 January 2020.

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