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OJT (On-the-Job Training)

Abbreviation: OJT

The supervised internship many Philippine college programs require before graduation.

OJT (On-the-Job Training) is the supervised internship many Philippine college programs require. You work at a host company or agency related to your course for a set number of hours.

Common requirements:

  • Usually in your final year
  • An approved host company or agency
  • A supervisor's evaluation
  • A final report or portfolio
  • A required number of hours, set by your program

What it means for you:

  • Choose your host carefully — OJT is your first real look at the work
  • Good performance can lead to job offers and useful references
  • Government offices also take interns, which helps if you're aiming for public service

Frequently asked questions

What is OJT in college?
OJT (On-the-Job Training) is the supervised internship many Philippine college programs require, usually in your final year, at a host company or agency related to your course.
How many hours is OJT?
It depends on your program and school — check your program's requirements. OJT usually also requires a supervisor's evaluation and a final report.

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