Closer Look
UCPB Experience:
At Large
A Perspective Towards United Coconut Planters Bank (UCPB) Shared Knowledge Upon My On-the-Job-Training Journey.
Prepared by:
James Art H. Enciso
OJT/BS Commerce Banking & Finance
A copy submitted to:
Adrian R. Ongog, CPA, MSA
Dean, NCF College of Commerce
Cc:
EVA V. DILANCO
Manager, UCPB Savings Libmanan
The following were the incurred knowledges and phases of learning:
The Application/Orientation Process
It takes two (2) weeks-time before I got the news that UCPB Saving-Libmanan Branch accepted my application for on-the-job-training. Undoubtedly, there was a delay since a rule has released mandating that each bank in the country should only have one (1) trainee every semester in order to lobby the experience that a student must acquire. Luckily, for some reasons maybe, I was selected by the bank stated above.
During the orientation and a casual talk with the manager, she just reminded me about the rules and regulation of the bank especially the universal rule of all banks: Each and every record of the bank shall be made confidential in all manner and time.
The run-up validation against slips
The very basic to learn. A person can’t move without knowing how to take a step. Through my immediate boss, Mr. Jaime Olandez Jr. or “Kuya James” as he usually be called, he have had instructed me how to do the run-up validation against slips. At first, it was quite confusing since I was new in the process, however, during the proceeding days I was able to do it as fast as I can atleast in one (1) to two (2) hours duration.
It was Monday and Friday which slips were really bigger in number. A lot of clients were in withdrawals and deposits resulting to large number of slips to run-up the next day. Of course! It was not as hard before since MS Excel is being used to do the run-up; computations were being made to validate if the amounts in slips were equal to the amount received and released by the
At Large
A Perspective Towards United Coconut Planters Bank (UCPB) Shared Knowledge Upon My On-the-Job-Training Journey.
Prepared by:
James Art H. Enciso
OJT/BS Commerce Banking & Finance
A copy submitted to:
Adrian R. Ongog, CPA, MSA
Dean, NCF College of Commerce
Cc:
EVA V. DILANCO
Manager, UCPB Savings Libmanan
The following were the incurred knowledges and phases of learning:
The Application/Orientation Process
It takes two (2) weeks-time before I got the news that UCPB Saving-Libmanan Branch accepted my application for on-the-job-training. Undoubtedly, there was a delay since a rule has released mandating that each bank in the country should only have one (1) trainee every semester in order to lobby the experience that a student must acquire. Luckily, for some reasons maybe, I was selected by the bank stated above.
During the orientation and a casual talk with the manager, she just reminded me about the rules and regulation of the bank especially the universal rule of all banks: Each and every record of the bank shall be made confidential in all manner and time.
The run-up validation against slips
The very basic to learn. A person can’t move without knowing how to take a step. Through my immediate boss, Mr. Jaime Olandez Jr. or “Kuya James” as he usually be called, he have had instructed me how to do the run-up validation against slips. At first, it was quite confusing since I was new in the process, however, during the proceeding days I was able to do it as fast as I can atleast in one (1) to two (2) hours duration.
It was Monday and Friday which slips were really bigger in number. A lot of clients were in withdrawals and deposits resulting to large number of slips to run-up the next day. Of course! It was not as hard before since MS Excel is being used to do the run-up; computations were being made to validate if the amounts in slips were equal to the amount received and released by the