We arrived at ITech at exactly 7:35 AM and started our usual morning routine—sweeping the front area and watering the plants. It had become a habit for us, and even though it was a simple task, it made the place look clean and fresh. Since our designated area was still closed, we decided to make good use of the time by taking photos for documentation. When Ma’am Laila arrived, we greeted her and waited for instructions. A little while later, Ma’am Madel called me to start encoding certificates for another batch. I focused on getting it done as quickly and accurately as possible, making sure everything was correct. It took some time, but I managed to finish before lunchtime. After completing my work, I waited for Ma’am Madel’s permission before taking my lunch break, using that time to eat, relax, and recharge. In the afternoon, I was assigned to continue encoding, and once I was finished, Ma’am Madel allowed me to take a short break. While waiting, we took more photos for documentation, capturing not only our tasks but also the other work immersion students and TESDA scholars who were busy with their own work. It was nice to see everyone engaged in their tasks, gaining hands-on experience just like we were. Before the day ended, we gathered for a group photo as a remembrance of another productive day. After making sure everything was in order, we finally packed up and headed home, feeling accomplished and ready for whatever was coming next.