The TESDA Women's Center successfully conducted an Industry Consultation for the Registration of Micro-Credential Programs under the Juana Creatives Hub.

Held on April 22, 2026, the activity brought together key industry partners from Slims Fashion and Arts School, the Philippine Center for Creative Imaging (PCCI) and Fragrance Factory by ChemWorld. The consultation featured collaborative workshop sessions, including document preparation and a focused group discussion for the TVET Skills Insights Report.

The engagement generated valuable inputs from industry stakeholders, helping ensure that the proposed micro-credential programs remain aligned with current industry standards, evolving creative practices, and emerging workforce demands.