As the academic year drew to a close, Pines City Colleges geared up for one of its most significant events: the election of new officers for the Supreme Student Council […]
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PCC Senior High School Students Showcase Entrepreneurship Skills with a Successful Entrepreneurship Day
The senior high school students of Pines City Colleges held their Entrepreneurship Day by offering different mouthwatering meals, snacks, desserts, and beverages. The event, which spanned from April 18 as […]
PCC: A Summer Escapade: “VIGand FUNtastic Trip”
On April 8, 2024, the Pines City Colleges (PCC) Employee Relations Committee organized an exciting and memorable Summer Escapade titled “VIGand FUNtastic Trip” as an institutional event for all employees. […]
PCC Employees Receive Annual Blood Work Privileges
In every institution, employees play a major role in its progress. Thus, Pines City Colleges (PCC), being the center of excellence in allied health in the region, exercises just, respectful, […]
MIDTERM EXAMINATION 2ND SEMESTER A.Y 2023-2024
PCC Engaged Students in Fire Safety Education Through the School Firelympics
Last March 22, 2024, Pines City Colleges (PCC) along with PCC Disaster Control Group, National Service Training Program, Students Affairs and Services and Occupational Safety and Health hosted a Firelympics […]
Lifelink: Become the essential link in the Chain of Survival
On March 1, 2024, the Pines City Colleges College of Respiratory Therapy, in partnership with PCC Community Engagement Services Project ANGELS, held a seminar at Lucban Elementary School on basic […]
PCC: A Cyber Security Seminar: “THE CYBER BLIND SPOTS”
The Data Privacy Committee (DPC) of the institution Pines City Colleges (PCC) held an institutional-wide cyber security roll-out titled CYBER SECURITY SEMINAR: “THE CYBER BLIND SPOTS” on February 23, March […]
The Comeback of PCC Intramurals 2023-2024
For the past few years, institutions and universities have suffered from the pandemic. A lot of activities in schools have been suspended, and students had only limited activities during those […]
