CHED has collaborated with Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University, Samar State University, and University of Southern Mindanao to conduct a comprehensive study focusing on the equity dimension of admissions and retention in select SUCs across different regions in the Philippines.
The initiative, part of the wider Belt and Road Initiative, began in 2023 at Jiuquan Vocational and Technical College. It aims to train 18 Filipino students in new energy engineering, preparing them to drive the Philippines’ energy transition. Despite challenges like language barriers and funding constraints, the program offers practical training in renewable energy and cultural immersion.
The Philippines has committed PHP 210 million (USD 3.79 million) to enhance mental health programs in schools, spearheaded by the Department of Education and advocated by Senator Win Gatchalian. This funding increase, initially proposed at PHP 160 million (USD 2.88 million), addresses the growing mental health crisis in educational institutions, highlighted by alarming suicide and suicide attempt statistics among students.
Initiatives like extensive language programs, curriculum revisions, AI training, and international collaborations aim to prepare Filipino students for global competitiveness, aligning with the country’s socio-economic transformation goals. These reforms are a strategic response to the challenges highlighted by the global assessment and seek to uplift the overall standard of education in the Philippines.
Filipino students are performing below the global average across all categories. In response, the Commission on Higher Education is planning to phase out teacher education programs in underperforming institutions and enhance teacher training.
The initiative, which is part of broader efforts to strengthen educational and professional ties, is a bold new step in language assessments.
With some 400 million internet users in Southeast Asia, the region is set to initiate technology reforms.
A LinkedIn report said the number of AI-related job posts has doubled from 2021 to 2023. The report further noted that skills such as problem-solving, creativity, and communication will become increasingly critical with the broader adoption of AI technologies.
Filipino students, particularly interested in programs related to business management, health, information technology, analytics, hospitality, tourism, and engineering, are choosing destinations like Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom, New Zealand, and Ireland.
Fiji Airways carried citizens and other nationals safely back to Fiji amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict.
The “CAN Work Philippines” program will expedite work permit processing for Filipinos and help Canadian employers in the Philippines.
Over the past two decades, Australia has opened its doors to over half a million students from Southeast Asia, fostering a rich tapestry of cultural exchange and intellectual exploration.
The event aims to connect students with university representatives, provide insights into undergraduate and postgraduate programs, offer information about scholarships and exclusive discounts, explore campus life and clarify admission requirements.
The service allows individuals to retake specific sections of the IELTS test—Listening, Reading, Writing or Speaking—without the need to retake the entire examination.
The agreement strengthens US-Philippines collaboration on policy research, capacity building, and technical assistance to enhance the Philippine education sector, aligning with EDCOM II’s goals for assessment and reform recommendations.
The financial capacity requirement has always played a vital role in the international student visa application process. The purpose is to ascertain that international students have the necessary financial resources to cover their travel expenses, course fees, and living costs throughout their stay in Australia.
Educational cooperation between the Philippines and China promises enhanced opportunities for students as well as growth in STEM fields for both nations.
Exposure overseas will provide local teachers the opportunity to adopt emerging technology and secure a better future, a member of the Philippine Congress said.
The partnership focuses on policy research, capacity development, and technical support, in an effort to enhance the quality and outcomes of Philippine education.
The overarching goal is to draw in 320,000 international students by 2030, with the intention of retaining a minimum of 210,000 after their graduation.
The initiative, part of the wider Belt and Road Initiative, began in 2023 at Jiuquan Vocational and Technical College. It aims to train 18 Filipino students in new energy engineering, preparing them to drive the Philippines’ energy transition. Despite challenges like language barriers and funding constraints, the program offers practical training in renewable energy and cultural immersion.
The Philippines has committed PHP 210 million (USD 3.79 million) to enhance mental health programs in schools, spearheaded by the Department of Education and advocated by Senator Win Gatchalian. This funding increase, initially proposed at PHP 160 million (USD 2.88 million), addresses the growing mental health crisis in educational institutions, highlighted by alarming suicide and suicide attempt statistics among students.
Initiatives like extensive language programs, curriculum revisions, AI training, and international collaborations aim to prepare Filipino students for global competitiveness, aligning with the country’s socio-economic transformation goals. These reforms are a strategic response to the challenges highlighted by the global assessment and seek to uplift the overall standard of education in the Philippines.
Filipino students are performing below the global average across all categories. In response, the Commission on Higher Education is planning to phase out teacher education programs in underperforming institutions and enhance teacher training.
The initiative, which is part of broader efforts to strengthen educational and professional ties, is a bold new step in language assessments.
With some 400 million internet users in Southeast Asia, the region is set to initiate technology reforms.
A LinkedIn report said the number of AI-related job posts has doubled from 2021 to 2023. The report further noted that skills such as problem-solving, creativity, and communication will become increasingly critical with the broader adoption of AI technologies.
Filipino students, particularly interested in programs related to business management, health, information technology, analytics, hospitality, tourism, and engineering, are choosing destinations like Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom, New Zealand, and Ireland.
Fiji Airways carried citizens and other nationals safely back to Fiji amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict.
The “CAN Work Philippines” program will expedite work permit processing for Filipinos and help Canadian employers in the Philippines.
Over the past two decades, Australia has opened its doors to over half a million students from Southeast Asia, fostering a rich tapestry of cultural exchange and intellectual exploration.
The event aims to connect students with university representatives, provide insights into undergraduate and postgraduate programs, offer information about scholarships and exclusive discounts, explore campus life and clarify admission requirements.
The service allows individuals to retake specific sections of the IELTS test—Listening, Reading, Writing or Speaking—without the need to retake the entire examination.
The agreement strengthens US-Philippines collaboration on policy research, capacity building, and technical assistance to enhance the Philippine education sector, aligning with EDCOM II’s goals for assessment and reform recommendations.
The financial capacity requirement has always played a vital role in the international student visa application process. The purpose is to ascertain that international students have the necessary financial resources to cover their travel expenses, course fees, and living costs throughout their stay in Australia.
Educational cooperation between the Philippines and China promises enhanced opportunities for students as well as growth in STEM fields for both nations.
Exposure overseas will provide local teachers the opportunity to adopt emerging technology and secure a better future, a member of the Philippine Congress said.
The partnership focuses on policy research, capacity development, and technical support, in an effort to enhance the quality and outcomes of Philippine education.
The overarching goal is to draw in 320,000 international students by 2030, with the intention of retaining a minimum of 210,000 after their graduation.
Elements like cybersecurity, data privacy and collaboration across sectors and geographies will prove essential in building up the Philippines’ digital future, an education leader says.
