Born in
1988 in the City of Manila, but raised and grew up in the province of
Marinduque.
I have passed the Civil Service Exam on May 27,
2013. I am a content creator both in Youtube and in blogger.com. I create
informative video content and write product reviews.
I worked as an Administrative Assistant in the
Department of Environment and Natural Resources. And was an Online English
Tutor too.
I enjoy coffee and music. I love gardening and
taking pictures. I enjoy watching movies and T.V. Shows. I play the flute and
and ukulele. Good books and poetry is my friend.
I believe that everything works together for
good. and always remember that there is always a rainbow after a rain.
Smile and Enjoy life, because we don't know when
it will end. Love and be Loved.
Diona Mercylyne P. de Belen-Sapunto
#60 Kaliraya St. Tatalon Quezon City
Postal 1113
Phone: +63 9327006870/+639053932011
dionasapunto@gmail.com
Professional Examination Passed
Civil Service Exam May 27, 2013
Work Experience
51TALK
Online English Teacher November 15, 2018-present
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Teaches
English to Chinese students
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Prepares
lesson memo
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Prepares
materials for the lesson
•
you can
also visit this site to view samples of
my lessons.
https://youtu.be/H4OysuJBE7c
https://youtu.be/y2d8dvlRsj0
Department of Environment and Natural Resources-
Ecosystems Research Development Bureau
Science Research Technician I June 11, 2018 to December 31, 2019
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Gathers
data trough one on one interview and group interview.
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Encodes
data to SPSS
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Prepares
monthly report
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Prepares
reimbursements and documents related to the project.
Department of Environment and Natural Resources-
National Capital Region
Records Assistant (Finance Division) January 2015-June 10, 2018
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Computation
and preparation of some Contractual
Payrolls and other claims
•
Circulation
of documents and claims
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Recording,
encoding, sorting and preliminary checking/scanning of documents and claims for
processing.
Records Assistant (Surveys and Mapping Division) October2013-December 2014
Responsible of
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Surveys and
PLA’s Master-list.
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Office
documents (Filing, Sorting, Releasing and receiving.)
Records Assistant (Surveys
and Mapping Division)
July-October 2013
•
Responsible
of the Surveys Master-list.
Data Encoder (Surveys and
Mapping Division) January- June
2013
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Encoding
Budget Assistant (Finance Division) October-November 15 2012
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Releasing,
Receiving, Encoding, and Computation of TEV.
Records aide (Surveys and Mapping Division) November 19-December 2012
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Inventory,
Sorting and Grooming of Documents.
Chinese General Hospital and Medical
September
6, 2011 to December 6, 2011
EDP section of the Accounting office
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Responsible
of patient’s document’s (Charge slip, Dr.’s fee, Hospital Charges and the
likes.
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Filing,
sorting, tagging and discharging patients electronically.
Burlington Industries Philippine Inc.
HR Assistant -Intern
December 2010 to February 2011
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Assisting
on the day to day form (sick leave, leave, gate-pass, list of requirements.
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Administering,
evaluating, and interpreting of Mental Ability and Personality/ Psychological
test.
•
Does
preliminary Interview/ Screening.
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201 filing
and sorting of resume
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Clerical
works, filing and encoding.
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Reviewing
employees current work status, Background Investigation.
Doña Josefa Jara Highschool
Guidance Staff- Intern
December 2009- March 2010
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Clerical
assistance, test administration, scoring/interpreting, preliminary counseling,
filing of students documents.
Plainview Custodial Home
Intern – January to
February 2009
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