TESDA to Launch 7 New Programs This 2012
The Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) recently announced its plan to launch seven new programs this year intended to increase employability, provide more livelihood and spark the entrepreneurial skills of Filipinos. Dubbed REAL DEAL TESD (Reach the grassroots, Empower the reached. Assure quality training and Lifelong education Development. Enable, and Actively-engage Labor force members in job opportunities thru employability and livelihood skills), this initiative is a response to Philippine President Benigno Aquino III’s call for “Landas na Matuwid.”
The seven programs are:
- IT-BPO Talent Investment Program that will train 65,000 scholars to qualify for jobs in the business process outsourcing industry;
- TESDA-SEIPI (Semi-conductor and Electronics Industry of the Philippines) Partnership for the Semi-Conductor Electronics Industry that will train more than 9,000 new and existing workers to keep them geared up for the demands of the semi-conductor and electronics industry;
- Partnership with PLDT (Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co.) for the training of 1,300 technicians;
- TESDA-Holcim Partnership to train some 2,200 out-of-school-youths in construction trades such as masonry, carpentry and blueprint reading certification;
- Partnership with LTRFB (Land Transportation Regulation and Franchising Bureau) in PUV (Public Utility Vehicle) driver’s certification;
- TESDA Specialista Technopreneurship Programs that brings together stakeholders to serve the multifarious service requirements of households and small communities; and
- Updates on TESDA-Coke National Convergence Program on Empowering Women Retailers.
Source: News Desk, president.gov.ph
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Written by Raffy Pekson II
February 3, 2012 at 6:24 pm
Posted in Culture & Education, Government & Politics
Tagged with Benigno Aquino III, blueprint reading, carpentry, Electronics Industry, employability, Empowering Women Retailers, entrepreneurial skills, Filipinos, households, IT BPO, Land Transportation, livelihood, LTRFB, masonry, National Convergence, out-of-school-youths, Philippine president, Philippines, Public Utility Vehicle, PUV, Regulation and Franchising Bureau, Semi-conductor, small communities, Talent Investment, Technical Education and Skills Development Authority, technicians, Technopreneurship, TESDA
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[…] the on the other hand we have a consistent message coming from the Aquino Administration (https://miniphilippines.wordpress.com/2012/02/03/tesda-launch-7-new-programs-2012/) that for the Philippines to develop as a nation and move forward they need to invest in education. […]
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