Job placements of CPBC scholars of the College of Theology, Central Philippine University

Abstract

The study aimed to determine the number and percentage of CPBC scholars who are currently serving CPBC churches or related institutions, the number and percentage of CPBC scholars who have not consistently served CPBC churches and institutions after graduation, the number and percentage of CPBC scholars who have not served CPBC churches/institutions after graduation, the present/current job placements of CPBC scholars who are not serving CPBC churches or related institutions, and the reasons of CPBC scholars who are not serving CPBC churches/related institutions for choosing to stay in their current job. The result showed that the majority of those surveyed were serving CPBC churches and related institutions. Among those who are currently serving CPBC churches and related institutions, over a fourth have served CPBC churches in the past but have not done so at present. Reasons cited for not serving CPBC churches and related institutions were personal, failure to receive invitations from churches, financial, preferences for male/ordained minister by churches and conflicts in interpersonal relationships.