Company Profile

Of

METROPOLITAN INSTITUTE OF ARTS AND

SCIENCES, INC.

Main company contact:

Contact Person: Arch. Maribel M. Collado, UAP

Telephone number: 2835332
E-mail address: miascaloocan@yahoo.com

BASIC INFORMATION

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 Metropolitan Institute of Arts and Sciences, Inc. is a duly registered corporation with
Security and Exchange Commission Company Registration No. CS201513239. It is a private,
non-sectarian secondary and tertiary school offering basic education programs and collegiate
programs. The school is located at 4408 Capricorn cor. Pisces Street, Ma. Luisa Subdivision,
Zabarte Road, Camarin, Caloocan City.

Program Offerings:
 Junior High School
 Senior High School
o Humanities and Social Sciences (ABM) Strand
o Accountancy, Business and Management (HUMSS) Strand
 Collegiate
o Bachelor of Science in Criminology

Company History

Metropolitan Institute of Arts and Sciences, Inc. was founded by Arch. Maribel Monilla-
Collado who happens to be the President and CEO of the Center for Technical Profession. The
idea of putting up an educational institution starts as the Center for Technical Profession grows
as one of the leading criminology and Sanitary Engineering Review center in the country.

It all started from a simple single proprietorship business—The Center for Technical
Profession (CTP) Review Center, which was established on March 5, 2012, offering programs
for architecture, sanitary engineering, master plumber, interior design and criminology reviews.
The Criminology review program started with its 1st batch of about 35 reviewees with 28 passed
under the sole direction of Arch. Maribel. After six months of operation Center for Technical
Profession, Inc. drastically increased to about 270 reviewees with 85% over-all passing and two
(2) top-notchers in one batch. This big lift was a coordinated efforts of Arch. Maribel Monilla
Collado and Dr. Ariel dela Cruz Manlusoc as the review director. The review center grown very
fast that is has now branches in Manila, Lucena, Tacloban, Cebu, Cavite, Caloocan, Antipolo
and Baliuag Bulacan.

The very site where the Metropolitan Institute of Arts and Sciences, Inc. is located, was
first been utilized as a branch for Caloocan area for criminology review. From 2013 to 2017
reviewees are pouring in to an average of 1,500 per batch.
The Founder of the MIAS has been so active in the criminology academic society. She
even attended several national conventions and every time the review center produces top-
notchers, she always makes this comment – “Kailangan pag nagkaschool na tayo dapat lahat
pasado at may top-notchers pa”. An expression out of joy and somewhat dismay that some
reviewees coming from different schools are having some comments that they learned a lot in
the review more than what they learned from their four (4) years stay in their respective
colleges/universities.

Population

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 Junior High School student 5
Senior High School
o Humanities and Social Sciences 259
(ABM) students
o Accountancy, Business and 151
Management (HUMSS) students
BS in Criminology students 8
Teaching staff 20
Non-teaching staff 5

COMPANY STRATEGY

Vision statement

To be the leading provider of quality education in the Philippines that meets the demands of
the industry based on global standards.

Mission statement

The mission of the metropolitan Institute of Arts and Sciences is to create a vibrant and
holistic learning environment which would enable the community to grow, thrive and prosper.

Philosophy in Education

The Metropolitan Institute of Arts and Sciences believes that each individual is not just a gift
from God but created for a purpose and one of which is to be developed as a useful individual
not only for himself/herself, his/her immediate family, but ultimately to contribute to the nation’s
development and progress.

The right of every student to be educated through formal education should be based on
sound curriculum, reasonable instruction and competent learning by dedicated and
compassionate mentors.

Fundamental Objectives and Principle

1. To provide a general education program that would assist each individual student to
develop his potential as a human being, enhance citizen participation and awareness in
the basic function of the society, and promote in each student a sense of national
identity, cultural consciousness, moral integrity and spiritual vigor.
2. To train the nation’s manpower in the required skills for national development, and to
instill and foster the appropriate and relevant attitudes, skills, and knowledge to enable
individual to become a useful, productive, efficient and gainfully employed member of
the society and globally competitive.
3. To maintain and advance the integrity of every profession or disciplines that will provide
leadership for the nation.

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 4. To contribute to the nation’s aim at improving quality of human life through relevant and
productive research and apply the technology gained to advance the standard of living in
response to the changing societal needs and condition

Core Values

Humility - derived from the Latin word “Humilis” meaning “low”. Humility is the
state of being humble and not being rude or too proud of oneself.

Integrity - evolved from the Latin word “integer” meaning whole or complete. Thus,
literally, it means wholeness. It is the qualifications of being honest and
having strong moral principles.

Respect - a feeling of admiring someone or something that is good, valuable,

important, etc.: a feeling or understanding that someone or something is
important, serious, etc., and should be treated in an appropriate way.

Excellence - the quality of being outstanding or extremely good.

Discipline - it is the quality of being able to behave and work in a controlled way
which
involves obeying particular rules and standards.

Service - the action of helping or doing work for someone.

Management Directories

Arch. Maribel M. Collado, President and CEO

Frank Collado, Vice-President for Administration
Sharmaine M. Collado, Vice-President for Academics
Warren Corpuz, College Dean
Emerito Perez, JHS & SHS Principal

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