Guidance Office

The Guidance Office is committed to supporting the holistic development of students by providing academic, personal, social, and career guidance. Through counseling, mentoring, and support programs, the office helps students navigate challenges, maximize their potential, and achieve their educational and life goals.

Our mission is to create a student-centered environment that fosters personal growth, resilience, and well-being. We uphold confidentiality, professionalism, and ethical practices in delivering services that contribute to student success and institutional excellence.

Organizational Structure

The Guidance Office operates under a structured framework to ensure the efficient delivery of services. The organizational structure typically includes:

  • Head of the Guidance Office Oversees guidance programs, supervises guidance personnel, ensures alignment with institutional goals and provides counseling, career guidance, and mental health support.
  • PsychometricianAdministers and interprets psychological and aptitude tests.
  • Admission Services AssociateAssist student in enrollment process and in-charge for school campaign and career guidance.
  • Guidance Staff Assist in records management, scheduling, and administrative tasks.

The office collaborates with academic heads, faculty members, student organizations, and other stakeholders to implement student-centered initiatives.

ALTEZA MAE M. DIAO, MAED, RPM
Guidance Head, IMCC

Services Offered

The Guidance Office provides a range of services designed to support students’ academic, personal, and professional growth:

  1. Individual Inventory– Gathering and keeping student information.
  1. Counseling Services – Individual and group counseling sessions to assist students in coping with personal, academic, and emotional concerns.
  2. Career Guidance and Development – Career assessments, job placement assistance, and career readiness programs to help students explore and prepare for their future professions.
  3. Psychological Testing and Assessment – Administration of psychological tests for self-awareness, career exploration, and academic performance enhancement.
  4. Mental Health and Wellness Programs – Seminars, workshops, and wellness activities aimed at promoting mental health and well-being.
  5. Peer Support and Mentorship – Peer counseling and mentorship programs that encourage peer-to-peer support.
  6. Crisis Intervention – Immediate assistance and intervention for students experiencing critical issues, including personal crises and emergencies.
  1. Evaluation– Assess the effectivity of the guidance program/ services.

CONTACT US

Telephone number:
+63 221-4661 local 1114

Facebook page:
www.facebook.com/imcc.gsc

Organizational Chart

Guidance Office