Treasurers and bookkeepers of community organizations in Oriental Mindoro received hands-on training in digital financial management as Mindoro State University (MinSU), in partnership with the Provincial Cooperative Development Office (PCDO), conducted a two-day computer literacy program on August 21–22, 2026, at the MinSU-Calapan Campus.
The training aimed to strengthen the participants’ ability to manage financial records, process data, prepare reports, and adopt digital tools to improve the efficiency, accuracy, and security of financial transactions within their respective organizations.
The program, titled “Computer Literacy Training for Treasurers and Bookkeepers of PCDO-Assisted Organizations,” focused on financial data processing, monitoring and reporting, system automation, data integrity, and organizational efficiency.
During the first day, participants underwent practical sessions on electronic file management, records organization, data protection, and document processing using Microsoft Word.
Guided exercises, conducted at the conducted at the Campus’ Computer Laboratory, introduced proper digital filing structures, file backup procedures, and safe storage practices, while hands-on activities helped participants prepare and format financial documents for organizational use.
The second day focused on applying digital tools to everyday administrative and financial tasks, including Microsoft Excel for data organization, computation, and financial record processing.
Participants also received training in basic computer troubleshooting to address common technical problems and Microsoft PowerPoint to develop presentations for financial reports, meetings, and other organizational activities.
Through guided exercises and practical demonstrations, the participants enhanced their computer literacy and developed skills applicable to bookkeeping, financial reporting, records management, and other administrative responsibilities.
The training also emphasized the importance of maintaining accurate and secure financial information, particularly among cooperatives and community organizations that rely on organized records for financial monitoring and decision-making.
The partnership between MinSU and PCDO aims to help local cooperatives and community organizations improve their financial and administrative operations using digital tools.
With the newly acquired skills, participants are expected to manage financial records more accurately, prepare reports more efficiently, and strengthen transparency and accountability in their respective organizations. (jdtdc)
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