Trainings Update
Trainings Update
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Barista NC II | 2024 September 09 | 2024 October 15 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Bartending NC II | 2024 July 22 | 2024 October 14 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Bookkeeping NC III | 2024 August 15 | 2024 October 08
Bookkeeping NC III
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2024 September 16
| 2024 November 06
| Bread and Pastry Production NC II
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2024 August 19
| 2024 September 20
| Cookery NC II
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2024 August 05
| 2024 September 26
| Dressmaking NC II
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2024 September 09
| 2024 October 30
| Electrical Installation and Maintenance NC II
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2024 August 22
| 2024 September 24
| Electronic Products Assembly and Servicing NC II
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2024 September 02
| 2024 October 09
| Food and Beverage Services NC II
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2024 July 10
| 2024 September 17
| Housekeeping NC II
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2024 August 05
| 2024 October 23
| Plumbing NC I
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2024 August 05
| 2024 October 11
| Plumbing NC I
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2024 August 27
| 2024 September 23
| Shielded Metal Arc Welding NC I
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2024 July 01
| 2024 October 04
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Latest Event
With guidance and support from the TESDA Director General, Sec. Suharto “Teng” Mangudadatu, Ph.D., the following TESDA Official and Personnel visited a Women’s Center Facility in Buluan, Maguindanao Del Sur, BARMM on June 4-5, 2024: PLO Executive Director Floramel Joy Sonsong, TWC Chief Mylene Somera, and Senior TESD Specialist and GAD Focal, Joenna Tabu Tattao
The activity was aimed at achieving the following objectives: (1) Visit and assess the WomenÂ’s Center Facility to determine the needs of the target TVET beneficiaries in the community; (2) Conduct consultations with the local government of Maguindanao Del Sur and nearby Offices to understand the processes, challenges, and opportunities to empower more women in the communities; (3) Provide recommendations to the Local Government of Maguindanao Del Sur on how to adopt the good practices of TWC/NTCW and to mainstream other GAD-related enabling mechanisms in the organization; and (4) Strengthen the nationwide expansion of programs and services of TWC/NTCW in line with the advocacy to promote gender equality and womenÂ’s empowerment in TVET.
During the visit, the officials and staff members of the Provincial Government of Maguindanao Del Sur and its Facility of Maguindanao Women and Children Peace and Action Center presented the background and target programs and services of the institution primarily focused on women and girls victim-survivors of gender-based violence.
The main objectives of the facility mentioned above are also aligned with the vision of TWC: address the needs of women and girl victim-survivors of gender-based violence and women and girls in need of assistance, and assist them in the recovery and reintegration and the opportunity of continuing normal lives.
The participants from TESDA also visited the GAD Offices at the Provincial Government Offices of Maguindanao Del Sur and Sultan Kudarat to understand their current programs and services in gender mainstreaming and promoting gender equality and social inclusion in the community.
The Provincial Offices have remarkable GAD activities and advocacy activities to reach more women and those in the marginalized sectors of society.
After the 1-day On-Site Visit at the Maguindanao Women and Children Peace and Action Center, TWC shall initiate to forge a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Provincial Government of Maguindanao Del Sur to collaborate on empowering more women and girls in the communities through an area-based and demand-driven TVET and share knowledge and capabilities to further mainstream Gender and Development, WomenÂ’s Empowerment, and Social Inclusion advocacies in the Facility.
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Through the years, TESDA has reached millions of our kababayans by providing inclusive and free technical vocational education and training (TVET) nationwide through various training modalities.
The new TESDA slogan and logo demonstrate the Agency's stronger advocacy to give our kababayans even better access to quality-assured and globally competitive tech-voc, and communicate to the public TESDA's aspiration to provide public service with a heart aligned with the administration's brand of governance and leadership ‘Bagong Pilipinas’.
Sa TESDA, Lingap Ay Maaasahan.
The new TESDA Women's Center Audio-Visual Presentation (AVP) demonstrates the heart and vision of TWC.
While watching the AVP, we hope that you will be inspired by the commitment of TWC to be the lead Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET) Institution of Excellence in empowering Filipino women.
TWC earnestly advocates for gender equality and social inclusion in TVET by ensuring the equal participation of women, men, and different profiles and sectors in society through skills training and other opportunities for wage or self-employment.
With guidance from the TWC management, the AVP is produced by the TWC - Research, Advocacy, Systems, and Gender and Development Unit (RAGADU).
The TESDA Women’s Center has been featured in the list of Promising and Innovative Practices in TVET by the UNESCO-UNEVOC, a designated international center for technical and vocational education and training (TVET) which supports and strengthens UNESCO’s Member States in their efforts to strengthen and upgrade their TVET systems.
The full Project Summary can be read and downloaded from their website. UNESCO UNEVOC
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