TWC Success Stories

Femia Valenzuela-Calacsan

"Success does not happen overnight, it requires patience, determination, and continuous learning."

Femia Valenzuela-Calacsan's journey reflects her determination to grow and succeed through continuous learning. Before enrolling at the TESDA Women's Center (TWC), she actively sought opportunities to develop her skills and build a stable career. With limited exposure to technical training in the food and beverage sector, she remained motivated to explore new fields that could create better opportunities for herself and her family.

Irene F. Mendoza

      She would say that her mentor has a huge influence on her because she was moulded to become the better version of herself. The thought of empowering those who do not have confidence in themselves specially the women who are trying to get into a Non-Traditional Trade such as welding motivates her even more.

Ivy Claire P. Mojica

Ivy Claire P. Mojica, an Online Business owner, graduated from the Bookkeeping NC III program at TESDA Women's Center in 2024. Despite being deaf, Ivy embraced the challenge of learning and did not see her disability as a hindrance.

Jamila M. Dela Cruz

“The first thing I learned is to be a positive person and to believe in myself that I can reach my dreams. I also learned that we need to be more patient to achieve our goals.”

Jamila M. Dela Cruz exemplifies determination and ambition. As a working student, she balanced her training in Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW NC II) at the TESDA Women’s Center (TWC) while actively seeking opportunities abroad. Inspired by the training programs highlighted on TWC’s social media, Jamila pursued her passion for welding, a field she genuinely loves.

Jana Ruth Kim Aparejado Realco

When Jana first enrolled in the Dressmaking NC II program in 2023, she was undecided about her career path. However, the program helped her discover her passion and aptitude for sewing and pattern-making.

Jayvee G. Sarabia

"Don't ever let your dreams remain to be a dream. Work for it, do something about it. Little by little, you won't even realize that you've achieved your dream."

Jelyn U. Galia

"The most important thing I learned is to trust in the talent you have and to keep developing it."

Jennifer O. Caoile

"Success is not just about what you accomplish in your life, but what you inspire others to do."

Joanna P. Peñaflor

JP Peñaflor's journey from a fresh college graduate to a successful Head Bartender Mixologist highlights resilience and skill development. After struggling to find a job, he discovered TESDA's training programs online and enrolled in the Ginebra San Miguel Bar Academy at the TESDA Women's Center (TWC).

Jobelle A. Carpio

"Stepping out of my comfort zone and joining that training was one of the best decisions I've made. It reminded me that growth and learning occur when we challenge ourselves, regardless of age or circumstances.

Before becoming a barista, Jobelle A. Carpio's life was diverse. She had a keen interest in arts and creativity, which led her to pursue training in TESDA NCR- RTC, Visual Graphic Design NC III.