Photo caption: Sitel
receives PMAP’s People Program of the Year Award – NCR level, for its
Sitel Academy Program – a free call center training course offered to aspiring
contact center job applicants across the country. Shown receiving the
award at the recent PMAP event are (L-R): Perry Badilla, Sitel
Academy manager; Tracy Molina, VP of Recruitment; Haidee Enriquez, GM –
Countryside Operations; Jamie Blocker, Senior Director, Learning &
Development; and, Drew Fernandez, Chief Human Resources Officer – APAC.
The People Management Association of the Philippines (PMAP) awarded Sitel Academy with the People Program of the Year Award in Talent Development – NCR Level. The award recognizes people programs that are pioneering, far-reaching, and exhibit corporate social responsibility for Filipinos in marginalized sectors in Metro Manila and the rural countryside
Sitel
Academy stood out for offering free contact center skills training to students,
jobseekers, and even persons with disabilities in Metro Manila and in the
countryside. The program provides participants with hybrid technical and
communications courses, enhancing and expanding their customer care skills and
creating unique job opportunities for the next generation of BPO professionals.
“We
are deeply honored to be recognized for our commitment in providing an
inclusive and learning-focused environment for our people while investing in
the growing BPO industry in the
Philippines,”
stated Craig Reines, Sitel Chief Operating Officer APAC. “We strive to
consistently improve the quality of people entering the contact center
industry. We also noticed that Sitel
Academy graduates tend to stay longer with the company, compared with those who
did not go through the Academy. We view
this as a good indicator of engagement and employee loyalty.”
Since
2012, Sitel Academy has graduated over 20,000 trainees across the country. The
Academy has also partnered with 150 universities throughout the country and
several government organizations such as the Department of Labor and Employment
(DOLE) and the Commission on Higher Education (CHED).
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