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Southville International School and Colleges (SISC) EXPERIENCE and HR BEST PRACTICES Genevieve V. Ledesma–Tan July 19, 2018

Southville International School and Colleges (SISC) EXPERIENCE … · 2018. 9. 12. · I. Progressive 1.First Philippine-run (DepEd) school to have an international accreditation

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  • Southville International School and Colleges

    (SISC) EXPERIENCE and HR BEST PRACTICES

    Genevieve V. Ledesma–Tan

    July 19, 2018

  • I. Progressive

    1.First Philippine-run (DepEd) school to have an international accreditation (WASC)

    2.First to offer Transnational Education (Assessments, Grades, Degrees processed and granted by top universities abroad from Senior High School to Graduate school)

    3.Granted by the Department of Education the award of “School of the Future”4.Granted a law R.A. 9493 recognizing the school as a school with international character5.Granted recognition of the International Baccalaureate (IB) World School6.Granted ISO Certification7.First to use as one package UBD, Rubrics, P.A.S.S., Gender Free Technology, Universal Values8.First in Asia to be granted straight to GOLD by the IIP

  • II. Who is the Human Resource (HR) Person Head?

    Any one who supervises one or more people is an HR practitioner otherwise, you are a human resource.

  • To be an excellent HR practitioner, to manage people effectively, there are qualities that a person must exemplify:

    III. The HR Practitioner as a Person

  • III. The HR Practitioner as a Person

    1. Genuine respect for people1.1 Believing in the worth of the person

    1.2 No condescension1.3 Not full of himself1.4 No grabbing of credits

  • 2. Sensitivity and empathy towards others and acting on others’ concerns

    III. The HR Practitioner as a Person

  • 3. Penchant for order, systems, structures, policies

    III. The HR Practitioner as a Person

  • 4. Capacity for comprehension, analysis, good judgement, numbers, statistics

    III. The HR Practitioner as a Person

  • 5. Ability to inspire, motivate, rally people towards task accomplishment

    III. The HR Practitioner as a Person

  • 6. Stability of emotions and consistency in applying policies

    III. The HR Practitioner as a Person

  • 7. Organizational perspective and sensitivity, relevant reality checks and local action

    III. The HR Practitioner as a Person

  • 8. Integrity – consistencybetween talk and action

    III. The HR Practitioner as a Person

  • 9. Infectious Energy

    III. The HR Practitioner as a Person

  • III. The HR Practitioner as a Person

    10. Drive to execute tasks with a sense of urgency

  • IV. IIP FRAMEWORK

  • PLANby developing STRATEGIES

    IV. IIP FRAMEWORK

  • DO by taking ACTIONS

    IV. IIP FRAMEWORK

  • REVIEWby evaluating

    and improving performance

    IV. IIP FRAMEWORK

  • PLAN:01: BUSINESS STRATEGY

    1. VMV (Vision, Mission & Values)

    2. LEAD (Leading Institution, Excellent in Academics & Values, Accredited nationally & globally, Dynamic Partnerships with Prestigious Institutions) to produce GEMs (Graduates Equipped with the 5Cs, Ethical Professionals, Technocrats, Entrepreneurs & Movers of Society)

    A strategy for improving performance of the organization is clearly defined and understood.

    PLAN:01 & DO:06

  • PLAN:01: BUSINESS STRATEGY

    3. 5Cs (Competence, Character, Commitment to Achieve, Collaboration, Creativity)

    4. WIGs (Wildly Important Goals)/Financial Ratios

    PLAN:01 & DO:06

  • SGEN ADMIN WIGS 2018-2019

  • WIGs/LAG/LEAD MEASURES

  • WIGs/LAG/LEAD MEASURES

    Career Advancement

    WIGS(S) MEASURE(S)

    LEAD MEASURE

    LEAD MEASURE

    e.g.Take/Finish Ph.D. or

    MAby _______

    LAG MEASURE

    LEAD MEASURE

    Have a 1,500 calories meal per day from Monday to Saturday

    LEAD MEASURE

    Weight Reduction

    WIGS(S) MEASURE(S)

    LAG Measure from ___ to ___

    LAG MEASURE

    LEAD MEASURE

    Eat dessert good for 400 calories once a

    week

    LEAD MEASURE

  • PLAN:01 & DO:06

    5. Weekly Planning Schedule

  • PLAN:01 & DO:06

    5. Weekly Planning Schedule

  • DO:06: RECOGNITION & REWARDS

    1. Pay/Allowances/Management Bonus

    2. KRA/KPI Awards (Key Result Areas/Key Performance Indicator)

    3. Non-Teaching Employees Day

    4. Teachers Day

    People’s contribution to the organization is recognized and valued.

    PLAN:01 & DO:06

  • DO:06: RECOGNITION & REWARDS

    5. SGEN (Southville Global Education Network) Christmas Party “to die for”

    6. Birthday Parties with the President

    7. Sportsfest & Family Day

    8. Circulars/Assemblies/Website

    PLAN:01 & DO:06

  • A strategy for improving performance of the organization is clearly defined and understood.

    1. Management Development Programs (MDP)

    2. MOOCS (Massive Open Online Course)

    3. TQM/PQT (Total Quality Management/ Process Quality Team)

    4. Researches

    5. Scholarship for Employees (MA, Ph.D.)

    PLAN:02 & DO:08PLAN:02: LEARNING & DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY

  • 6. Moodle, Grammarly, Tell Me More

    7. Coaching

    8. Cross Functional Meetings

    9. YLES (Year Long Educational Series)

    PLAN:02 & DO:08PLAN:02: LEARNING & DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY

    DO:08: LEARNING & DEVELOPMENTPeople learn and develop effectively.

    1. LIP (Learning Institute Programs) - 200 plus

  • Strategies for managing people are designed to promote equality of opportunity in the development of the organization’s people.

    1. Job Dimensions are Predetermined

    2. Institutional Surveys

    3. Multiple Assessment Tools (e.g. H.I.P.I.)

    4. Trained Multiple Interviewers/ Assessors from HR to President

    PLAN:03 & DO:07PLAN:03: PEOPLE MANAGEMENT STRATEGY

  • 5. Calibrated Ratings (scale of 1 to 5)

    6. Weekly Faculty & Staff Circulars

    7. Bulletins (Parents & Students, Faculty & Staff Circulars)

    PLAN:03 & DO:07PLAN:03: PEOPLE MANAGEMENT STRATEGY

    DO:07: INVOLVEMENT & EMPOWERMENT

    People are encouraged to take ownership and responsibility by being involved in decision making.

    1. Focused Group Meetings (165 meetings)

  • PLAN:03 & DO:07

    DO:07: INVOLVEMENT & EMPOWERMENT

    2. Planning (Strategic/Operational/Curriculum/Midyear/ Year-End /Start of Academic Year/New Methodologies)

    3. SGEN 5S Checklist

  • SGEN 5S Checklist

    What’s in a name?

    5S in JAPANESESeiri

    SeitonSeiso

    SeiketsuShitsuke

    5S in ENGLISHSort

    SystematizeSweep

    StandardizeSelf-Discipline

    5S in FILIPINOSuriin

    SinupinSimutinSanayin

    Sariling-Kusa

    DO:07: INVOLVEMENT & EMPOWERMENT

  • PLAN:04 & DO:05PLAN:04: LEADERSHIP MANAGEMENT STRATEGY

    The capabilities managers need to lead, manage and develop people effectively are clearly defined and understood.

    1. Rigor in Alignment of Vision, Mission, Behavior, & Consequences

    2. Mentoring & Coaching

  • PLAN:04 & DO:05DO:05: MANAGEMENT EFFECTIVENESS

    People are encouraged to take ownership and responsibility by being involved in decision making.

    1. Cross Functional Meeting

    2. DAP (Deans & Principals)/COD (Council of Deans)

    3. A.C.E. (Affirming, Committed, and Excellent)Performance Assessments

    4. Institutional Survey/Rating the Heads

  • REVIEW:09 & REVIEW:10REVIEW:09: PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENTInvestment in people improves the performance of the organizations.

    1. PQA (Philippine Quality Award)

    REVIEW:10: CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENTImprovements are continually made to the way people are managed and developed.

    1. WASC (Western Association of Schools and Colleges)2. “RAISE THE BAR” every year from Surveys &

    Other Metrics

  • REVIEW:09 & REVIEW:10

    REVIEW:10: CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT

    3. IIP (Investors in People)

    4. ISO (International Organization for Standardization)

    5. IB (International Baccalaureate) World School

    6. Republic Act 9493

  • REVIEW:09 & REVIEW:10

    REVIEW:10: CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT

    7. PACUCOA (Philippine Association of Colleges and Universities Commission on Accreditation)

    8. Reading Diet

    9. Special Projects

    10. Researches

    11. Bratton/Legacy Projects

  • V. Role of Technology1.Heightened Accuracy2.Faster Feedback3.Makes HR people focus less on

    administrative work, more on training, productivity and team building

    4.HR Analytics and Big Data

  • 1. Educational Landscape has changed to technology - AI

    2.Government has focused on funding in public education despite the fact that government spends more to graduate one student in college compared to the private schools

    VI.I Challenges

  • VI.II Opportunities

    1. Spearhead Movements - Agents of ChangeAASHPI-Asian Association of School HRMD

    Practitioners, Inc.CMIP-Capital Market Institute of the

    PhilippinesAFSL-Asian Federation of Student Leaders

  • 2. Increase Productivity Ratios3. Innovate Faster

    VI. Opportunities

  • You don’t build a

    company –

    you build people – and

    then

    people build the

    company.