Public school teachers undergo 2-day training for PCOs machine operations (gcc)

More than 3,0000 public school teachers from Zamboanga del Sur and Pagadian City Division, who will serve as Board of Election Inspectors (BEI) this coming May 13, 2013 election  undergo 2-day training for PCOs machine operations by the Commission on Elections at Grand Ballroom Hall, Chandler Suites, Pagadian City. The training started first week of March and completed  on first week of April and was done in eight (8) batches.

Comelec train public school teachers on how to change thermal paper from PCOs machine.

Pagadian City Comelec election assistant Arvin John Labrador (on microphone) lectures on the parts of PCOs machine during the 2-day training for PCOs machine operations at Chandler Suites on April 3-4, 2013. He is assisted by Midsalip election officer Arnold Panuncialman.

Zamboanga del Sur Comelec election assistant Roger Gulay and Midsalip election officer Arnold Panuncialman train a public school teacher the proper use of the Precinct Count Optical Scanner (PCOs) machine on how to transmit election results during the 2-day training for PCOs machine operations at Chandler Suites, Pagadian City on April 3-4, 2013. The BEIs are tasked to to collate and count the votes cast at the end of the voting period and print out the Precinct Election Returns (PER).