MCCID College is conceptualized on the belief that every deaf individual is capable of doing jobs that hearing people do and that his handicap is not a hindrance to attain what is required in working at any type of environment.
The principal aim of MCCID is to assist the hearing impaired in getting a better chance to compete in employment, education and other opportunities like every other citizen.
A society that respects the rights of every citizen makes a world a better place to live in.
We have a lot of things to teach the deaf about sentence structure, proper ethics and speech control. But they have much to teach us about patience, integrity, loyally and good life.
At MCCID, we foresee a future wherein the deaf can co-exit with the hearing without any discrimination nor communication barrier.
The school aims to DELIVER AN EDUCATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAM THAT IS TRULY RESPONSIVE TO THE NEEDS OF A GREATER NUMBER OF PEOPLE, BASED ON CHRISTIAN SOCIAL VALUES AND WORK ETHICS.
The principal aim of MCCID is:
- to assist the hearing impaired in getting a better chance to compete for employment, education and other opportunities like every other citizen.
Its specific objectives are:
- to establish a training institution that upholds Christian beliefs and values at work, social interaction and personality development;
- to help the deaf, regardless of economic status, gain access to better employment in the field of computer and computer work applications through technical education;
- to give additional training to improve his computer skill competencies that can be compared to existing industry standards;
- to provide job assistance and placement for qualified graduates for domestic employment;
- to develop relevant and appropriate computer based curriculum and instructional materials for the deaf;
- to assist in the development of sign language for science and technology terms;
- to provide scholarships and free training seminars to qualified hearing impaired, and
- to help in the dissemination of information about deafness, deaf people and their culture.
