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Title of the Activity “Accountants’ Got Talent”

II. Project Implementors Aspiring CPAs Club
III. Project Duration One (1) night, January 10, 2019
IV. Implementing Agency Divine Word College of Calapan
V. Cooperating Agency NF-JPIA and PICPA
VI. Brief Description of the Project

Not all the times, Bachelor of Science in Accountancy students are stressful with reading Christian
Aris Valix and Conrado Valix’s huge accounting books, go to library to have a group study with co-aspiring
CPA and recall the previous topics, and non-stop “puyat” nights to solve accounting and auditing problems.
Aside from their analytical and critical thinking skills, surely they have a winning talent in singing, dancing
and other talents to showcase in front of “Madlang People”. Now, it’s time to show to the audience of what
they got, not only in analyzing transactions, but also in performing.

“Accountants’ Got Talent” is a project organized by Divine Word College of Calapan, in partnership
with the NF-JPIA and PICPA, is the talent show organized exclusively for the students enrolled in
MIMAROPA who offered BS Accountancy, that aims to integrate the BSA students in the region and show
the hidden talents and skills of the aspiring Certified Public Accountants in the stage. They can showcase
their world-class performance through singing, dancing, theatrical play, acrobatic exhibition and some
other unusual talent. This activity will be able to enhance the confidence of every BSA students and show
off that they are not just intelligent in making financial statements, but also talented and a “total
performer”.

Moreover, the project will be conducted on the 10th day of January, 2019 at DWCC Gymnasium. The
participating schools for the said event are Divine Word College of Calapan, Divine Word College of San
Jose, Palawan State University, Holy Trinity University, John Paul College and Romblon State University.
Each participating schools have a maximum of 3 representatives for the talent show, either solo, duo, or
group act. This will be the one-night celebration of all the BS Accountancy students from different schools
in MIMAROPA and have a chance to talk, to hang out and to have a photo opportunity with them. Aside
from the talent competition, there will be live performances of the Tawag ng Tanghalan Season 2 Grand
Champion, Janine Berdin and the first runner-up of the The Voice Kids Philippines Season 1 from Team
Sarah and dubbed as “D’ Total Performer”, Darren Espanto. The cost of entrance tickets is P 600 for VIP and
P250 for regular. The proceeds of the entrance tickets will be given to the Bantay Bata 163 Foundation.

VII. Significance of the Project

Accountancy Students. The significance of the project to the Bachelor of Science in Accountancy students
is to boost their self-confidence in showcasing their talents and skills and aside from completing the
accounting cycle of merchandising and servicing firm, to overcome their fear in the stage or so-called “stage
fright”, and to give an overall entertainment for the people who are watching and end the curiosity that
future accountants are not talented. Moreover, this will be the starting point for the fellow aspiring CPAs to
encourage them of not hiding their God-given talents and to influence them to join the second cycle of the
“Accountants’ Got Talent” and will be possible in 2020.
Accountancy Professors & Deans. The significance of the said activity to the accountancy professors and
deans is to enlighten and surprise them that their students are not only blessed with analytical and critical
thinking skills, but also have their world-class talents.
Divine Word College of Calapan. The significance of the talent show to the institution is to uphold the
core values of DWCC which are the “Integrity” and “Social Responsibility” and have a good impression that
the school is a good implementor of the academic and co-curricular activities and events like “Accountants’
Got Talent”.
NF-JPIA & PICPA. The significance of the project to the cooperating agencies, NF-JPIA and PICPA, is to
convince them to maintain the partnership with DWCC for the seminars/workshops, team-building
activities and talent show like “Accountants’ Got Talent”.
Parents. The significance of “Accountants’ Got Talent” to the parents of the BSA students is to help their
children to gain self-confidence and to be the best they can be. There are times that they’ve got depressed
with their failing grades since the policy for BS Accountancy in every schools is strictly followed, moreover
this activity can be a stepping stone for the parents to build up the perseverance and commitment of the
BSA students both in academics and non-academic activities.
Bantay Bata 163 Foundation. The significance of the said activity to the main beneficiary of the project is
to provide financial assistance to the children who isn’t capable to subsidize their everyday needs in terms
of health, education, shelter and livelihood. The portion of proceeds of the ticket sales of “Accountants’ Got
Talent” will be directly given to this organization.
General Public. The significance of this event to the general public is to give them fun and entertainment
such as the performance of aspiring CPAs in the stage and the live performances of Darren Espanto and
Janine Berdin as one of the highlights of the event.

VIII. Objectives

The objectives of the program shall be as follows:

1. Have an active participation with the activities and programs implemented by DWCC, PICPA & NF-JPIA;
2. Socialize with the fellow BS Accountancy students to build camaraderie and friendship;
3. Show off confidence of BSA students in showcasing their talents and abilities;
4. Bring pride and honor in representing their respective universities and/or colleges;
5. Raise fund to patronize every children’s needs and wants for their health care and education; and
6. Give the audience an impression that aspiring CPAs are not just outstanding in academics, but also in
extra curricular activities.

IX. Definition of Terms

NF-JPIA. This stands for National Federation–Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants. It is the official
student body of the Bachelor of Science in Accountancy students in the Philippines.
PICPA. This stands for Philippine Institute of Certified Public Accountants. It is the accredited professional
organization of CPAs by the Professional Regulation Commission.

X. Expected Output

At the end of the project, it is expected for the following:

1. People will expect for another special guests to come like Sarah Geronimo and Julie Anne San Jose;
2. 90-100% positive feedback from the attendees of the talent show is received;
3. Public demand shows that the said activity must be implemented again in the next year; and
4. Increase the number of BS Accountancy students that will express their own talents and capabilities.

XI. Milestone / Timetable

Time Activity Logistics Description

The facilitators and the security
Security Guard, force of DWCC will going to
Selected BS manage the entrance gates by
4:30 PM Opening of Gates / Inspection
Criminology getting the entrance stubs of the
Students viewers and carefully inspecting
their bags.
DWCC DWCC Philharmonics will
Opening Prayer / Singing of
Philharmonics, perform the religious song,
Philippine National Anthem,
6:00 PM Musical “Still” as an opening prayer, the
Calapan City Hymn, DWCC Hymn
Instruments, National Anthem, Calapan City
(DWCC Philharmonics)
Microphone Hymn and DWCC Hymn.
Opening Remarks:
Fr. Cordero will going to cite his
6:15 PM Fr. Crispin A. Cordero, SVD Microphone
opening remarks.
(DWCC President)
Inspirational Message: Dr. Dugan will going to deliver
6:20 PM Dr. Aleli C. Dugan, CPA Microphone her inspirational message for
(DWCC–VP for Academic Affairs) every aspiring CPAs watching.
DDC will going to give their
DWCC Dance
Intermission Number: dance piece of Ed Sheeran’s
6:25 PM Company,
(DWCC Dance Company) “Shape of You” and Sarah
Sound System
Geronimo’s hit, “Tala”.
Microphone,
Judges’ VJ Ai will going to name the
Introduction of the Panel of Judges
Information, panel of judges for the talent
6:35 PM / Criteria for Judging / Rules &
Criteria for show, as well as the Do’s and
Regulations of the Competition
Judging, Rules and Dont’s during the performance.
Regulations
The first representative from
Start of the Competition Contestants, Props
6:45 PM DWCC, DWCSJ, HTU, PSU, RSU
(first six contestants) and Others
and JPC will going to perform.
DWCC Brass Band will going to
DWCC Brass Band
show their talents as they
(Majorettes and
Intermission Number: perform Ariana Grande’s “No
7:45 PM Musicians),
(DWCC Brass Band) Tears Left to Cry” and Taylor
Musical
Swift’s “Look What You Made
Instruments
Me Do”.
The next batch of performers of
Resume of the Competition Contestants, Props
7:55 PM the said schools will going to act
(next six contestants) and Others
in the stage.
8:55 PM Special Performance of the Tawag Microphone, Janine will sing her winning
 ng Tanghalan Season 2 Grand
Champion – Janine Berdin
Resume of the Competition
9:15 PM
(last six contestants)
Special Performance of D’ Total
10:15 PM Performer and Chart-Topping
Artist – Darren Espanto
Giving of Certificates and Tokens
10:40 PM for the Panel of Judges and
Participants
Duet Performance of Diwata Geli
11:10 PM
(facilitator) and Darren Espanto
Announcement of Winners
11:25 PM
(Top 5)
Closing Remarks:
11:35 PM Mary Jane R. Bautista, CPA, MBA
(Dean – DWCC Accountancy Dept.)
Meet-and-Greet, Socialization
11:40 PM
Night and Dance-Dance-Dance!!!
XII. End Users / Beneficiaries
“Accountant’s Got Talent” will benefit all the Bachelor of Science in Accountancy students from the
MIMAROPA schools, audiences who come all the way from their cities and municipalities and most
importantly, for the benefit of Bantay Bata 163 Foundation.
Sound System piece during her journey in TNT
such as “Banal na Aso, Santong
Kabayo”, “Magasin”, “Narda”,
“Nosi Balasi”, and her new
single, “Biyaya”.
The last batch of contestants
Contestants, Props
will going to perform in the
and Others
stage.
Darren will perform his chart-
topping hits like “In Love Ako
Microphone, Sa’yo, “Stuck”, “7 Minutes”, and
Sound System his rendition of “Forever’s Not
Enough” and “Dying Inside to
Hold You”.
With the aid of Dr. Aleli C.
Certificate of
Dugan, CPA and Fr. Crispin A.
Appreciation for
Cordero, SVD, they will going to
Judges, Certificate
give the certificates and tokens
of Participation
for the board of judges and all
for Contestants,
the contestants who’ve
Gift Tokens
participated in the said event.
Darren and Diwata will give
their world-class performance
as they give their rendition of
Microphone,
Ed Sheeran’s hit “Perfect” and
Sound System
Sarah Geronimo and Yeng
Constantino’s song, “Kaibigan
Mo”.
VJ Ai, with the help of Darren
and Janine, will announce the
five contestants who received
the highest percentage of
Trophies, Cash
scores. The DWCC Accountancy
Prizes for the
Department Faculty and the
Winners
SVD Administrators will be
responsible for giving the
trophies and cash prizes of the
winners.
Ma’am Jane will going to
conclude the said activity by
Microphone expressing gratitude for those
who watched and persons
behind the success of the show.
This last portion of the event is
the activity in which the BSA
Sound System students have time to socialize
and to meet the special guests of
the night.
XIII. Estimated Budget, Budgetary Requirements and Other Expenses

Particulars Estimated Total Cost

Cash Prizes
*1st – P 20,000; 2nd – P 15,000; 3rd – P 10,000; 4th – P 7,000; 5th – P 5,000; P 83,000
13 Consolation Prizes – P 2,000
Gift Tokens for the Judges P 8,000
Stage Decorations P 20,000
Foods & Beverages of Judges, Facilitators and Guests P 25,000
Talent Fee of Host, Operators and Live Performers P 250,000
Office Supplies P 5,000
Trophies for the Top 5 Winners P 5,000
Promotional Materials and Printing of Tickets P 10,000
Contingency Fund P 10,000
Grand Total P 416,000

Prepared and Submitted by:

Depuno, Richard Vince M.

Geli, Aiza Joanne Diwata G.
Gerance, Jericho M.
Leonida, Lady Ann S.
Lumio, Donna Mae I.
Rivero, Reyline Jhoy B.
Salvador, Dawn Elizabeth E.
First Year – Bachelor of Science in Accountancy

Submitted to:

Ms. Iamel C. Montoya

Faculty, Liberal Arts Department