Palasyo: Tuition lang ang libre sa SUCs sugod sa 2017

MANILA, December 21 (PIA)–Gitataw sa Malakanyang nga tuition o matrikula lang ang libre sa mga state universities ug state colleges sa sunod tuig.

Matud pa ni Presidential Spokesman Ernesto Abella, may pagabayran pa gihapong miscellaneous fees ang mga estudiyante sa ilang pag-enrol sa mga tunghaang pampubliko.

Pasabot pa ni Abella, ang kapin P8.3 bilyon nga alokasyon o dugang sa budget sa Commission on Higher Education (CHED) alang lamang sa matrikula.

Giingong ipatuman ang libreng tuition sa mga state universities and colleges (SUCs) sa tibuok nasod sa school year 2017.

“The appropriation will cover the tuition of over 1.4 million students of 114 SUCs in the country and students will, however, still have to pay miscellaneous and other fees,” matud pa ni Abella. (ecb/PIA7-Bohol)

DOLE, Edukasyon.ph partner for Online Career Awareness for Senior High School students

 

The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) and education startup Edukasyon.ph (www.edukasyon.ph) have partnered to increase student awareness online on jobs and improve decision making of students and parents in getting the right education for the careers they aspire to.

“We are excited to be working with Edukasyon.ph in sharing with our thousands of senior high school students the career information they need to get the right skills for the jobs. As early as now, we want our students to know the different job possibilities out there for their chosen career path,” said Secretary Silvestro Bello III, DOLE Secretary.

Under the partnership, DOLE’s Philjobnet and Edukasyon.ph will be linking up their website systems to jointly share school and job information with senior high school students and parents. Students who want to know what are the available jobs out there can find jobs offered by Philjobnet in the different professions at the Discover Careers section of Edukasyon.ph.

“This partnership will help students explore all the opportunities that are tied to their specific choice of course for college or Senior High School track. On the other hand, jobseekers will also be given a chance to know more about how they can be able to expand their opportunities by providing them with information about educational resources that are available for them.” said Edukasyon.ph Founder & CEO, Henry Motte-Munoz.

The Memorandum on Agreement was signed on 21 December 2016 at the DOLE Ople Hall between DOLE Secretary Silvestre Bello III and Edukasyon Founder and CEO Henry Motte-Munoz.

Edukasyon.ph (www.edukasyon.ph) is a social enterprise that helps students discover, search and apply for the education that fits their career aspirations. They can  explore from a diverse list of careers and choose from more than 6000 senior high schools, 2000 colleges and universities, 4000 tech-voc schools and training centers.

About Edukasyon.ph

Edukasyon.ph was established by French-Filipino Henry Motte-Muñoz in 2014. A graduate of the London School of Economics and Harvard Business School, Henry was inspired to launch an education website in the Philippines because of the poor sources of information on academic opportunities in the country and overseas. He is the only Filipino who made it to the Class of 2015 Asia 21 Young Leaders, a network of young leaders from across the Asia Pacific, representing the private, public, and non-profit sectors. Henry is one of 10 Filipinos included in the Forbes 30 under 30 for 2016. The list features young entrepreneurs, innovators, and leaders in Asia across 10 fields.

Libreng tuition samga SUCs, mapahimoslannasunodtuig

MANILA, December 19 (PIA)–Giseguroni Commission on Higher Education (CHED) Chairperson Patricia Licuanan nga libre na sa sunod tuig ang mga estudyante sa mga State Universities and Colleges.
Kini human gipalig-on ang tuition budget alangsamga SUC’s ngamokabatsa P8.3 bilyonngaparte sa2017 National Budget nga P3.35 Trilyon.
Alangsa 2017, mokabatsa P10 bilyonang budget saCHED.
Matud pa ni Sen. Loren Legarda, Chairperson sa Senate Finance Committee nga aprubado na usab ang pondo alang sa Students Financial Assistance Program (StuFAPs).
Makapahimos sa maong pondo ang mga dili mahatagan og libreng matrikula sa mga estudyante sa mga SUCs.
Sa kasamtangan, mokabat na sa 113 ang gidaghanon sa mga State Universities and Colleges matud pa sa record saCHED.(PIA-Bohol/ecb)

Edukasyon.ph, MIT International School sign MOA to reach more Filipino students who want to study abroad

Edtech startup Edukasyon.ph and MIT International School have signed an agreement to create an online application service to give students in the National Capital Region a faster way to know about the benefits of a global education.
Edukasyon.ph Chief Executive Officer Linartes M. Viloria and University President (School founder) inked the agreement on June 2016 at the MIT International School campus in Alabang, Muntinlupa City.

“We are more than excited to be partners with MIT International School, an institution that shares our goal. This partnership not only makes application to MIT International School online but more in the awareness drive for local students on how to acquire a global education, specifically the Advance Placement program. An option that is not as considered or explored by the majority of our high school graduates,” said Edukasyon.ph CEO Linartes Viloria.

The partnership will aid students to thoroughly explore the benefits of an Advanced Placement program and compare it to other educational options in the country. All this can be done on the Edukasyon.ph website which features information about MITIS’ K12 counterpart program which is the Advanced Placement Program, scholarships, and qualification requirements.

“MITIS’ partnership with Edukasyon.ph aims to widen the educational opportunities than what the status quo currently offers our high school students, both from Junior and Senior High. This partnership ultimately caters to students who are looking at studying abroad for college. This is how our Filipino youth will know that acquiring a global education is not limited to the elite few. That our main thrust in providing a global education in a caring and supportive environment will extend to more Filipino students” Mar Kathryn C. Malanum, Principal, MIT International School.
With MITIS’ Advanced Program, that specifically aims to provide high school students with the opportunity to take subjects equivalent to a first-year college course. This program not only makes the students acquire a college-level knowledge, skills, and training but credits them college units as early as Grade 11.

“We support Edukasyon.ph’s vision in providing more opportunities for students to study abroad. We want our students to be more aware of the benefits of acquiring global education, and we feel that most local students do not even consider such options solely because they don’t know how to go about it. Edukasyon.ph will help us give much-needed information to more students,” Malanum added.

Edukasyon.ph- MIT international School partnership is spearheaded by Edukasyon.ph Study Abroad Coordinator Camille Armas. Through Edukasyon.ph’s Online Application and Online Tuition payment services, incoming MITIS students can directly apply to their chosen school and pay their tuition via Edukasyon.ph.

“We are invested in our youth’s future. With the signing of the MOA with MIT International School Edukasyon.ph is taking one step forward to bringing Filipino students closer to their dreams of studying abroad. We believe that this partnership is one of the many steps we have to take in order to provide our students better access to a plethora of educational choices in the country,” Edukasyon.ph Founder Henry Motte-Muñoz emphasized.

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Edukasyon.ph was established by French-Filipino Henry Motte-Muñoz in 2014. A graduate of the London School of Economics and Harvard Business School, Henry was inspired to launch an education website in the Philippines because of the poor sources of information on academic opportunities in the country and overseas. He is the only Filipino who made it to the Class of 2015 Asia 21 Young Leaders, a network of young leaders from across the Asia Pacific, representing the private, public, and non-profit sectors. Henry is one of 10 Filipinos included in the Forbes 30 under 30. The list features young entrepreneurs, innovators, and leaders in Asia across 10 fields.

Edukasyon.ph, Philippine Business for Education launch industry-based career site

Education technology startup Edukasyon.ph and the Philippine Business for Education has signed a Memorandum of Agreement to seal its joint commitment to provide industry-based information on careers for high school students through the “Career Conversations” section of the website www.edukasyon.ph.

“We are excited with this partnership with the Philippine Business for Education that will help in delivering job market and education information needed to make informed career and education decisions. Through these joint efforts with industry associations, we believe that we are able to guide students in what industries expect from them as jobseekers and what they need to know to prepare for these jobs,” said Linartes M. Viloria, CEO, Edukasyon.ph.

Edukasyon.ph is a website (www.edukasyon.ph) that empowers students by giving them choice, advice and convenience in discovering, selecting and applying to the school that will best equip them for their dream career. The Philippine Business for Education maintains FutureYou, a free online career exploration tool that provides you information needed to be able to get the right opportunity where a student’s passions, skills, and interests can be turned into a great job and a great future. The two sites have agreed to combine its online efforts through Edukasyon.ph’s Career Conversations.

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Love Basillote, Executive Director of Philippine Business for Education (PBEd) with Henry Motte-Muñoz Edukasyon.ph founder sign MOA on July 11, 2016.
“Deciding on what you want to be when you grow up is a difficult decision a high school student has to make. Without the right industry information on careers and the world of work, students will find themselves confused on the education they need to have to prepare for their dream careers. Through these collaborative efforts with the Philippine Business for Education we can deliver to students job information that they can understand and appreciate for better career decision making,” said Henry Motte-Muñoz, Founder, Edukasyon.ph.

Under the partnership students can check out Edukasyon’s Career Conversations portal ( http://edukasyon.ph/en/career_conversations) where they can find a variety of careers they can choose and read about. This section includes hard-to-fill and most popular jobs, job descriptions, entry-level salaries for these jobs and the requisite education for these jobs.

“It is our dream that every Filipino student gets a quality and relevant education that leads to a career. This partnership brings us closer to realizing that dream and ensuring that young people get better chances to employment,” said Henry Motte-Muñoz, Founder, Edukasyon.ph

At the joint site, students can discover the recommended senior high tracks, college courses, and technical vocational education for these selected careers. To give them first hand information on preparations for their career journey in these jobs, students can watch Career Conversation videos of professionals in different industries.
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Edukasyon.ph was established by French-Filipino Henry Motte-Muñoz in 2014. A graduate of the London School of Economics and Harvard Business School, Henry was inspired to launch an education website in the Philippines because of the poor sources of information on academic opportunities in the country and overseas. He is the only Filipino who made it to the Class of 2015 Asia 21 Young Leaders, a network of young leaders from across the Asia Pacific, representing the private, public, and non-profit sectors. Henry is one of 10 Filipinos included in the Forbes 30 under 30. The list features young entrepreneurs, innovators, and leaders in Asia across 10 fields.