A Filipino education leader, who began his teaching career in a public school in Tarlac City before migrating to the United Kingdom, has received an award from King Charles III of the United Kingdom. Edison David was awarded the prestigious Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire …
Read More »CHED’s plan to reduce GenEd units to 18 units will not push through this school year
The Commission on Higher Education (CHED) has said that they are not going to pilot the implementation of the proposal to reduce college general education units this school year, but eyeing it on 2028. CHED Chairperson Shirly Agrupis has said that the delay in implementation will provide them time to …
Read More »DepEd Senior High Graduates Get Free 1 Year Canva Pro, Here’s How to Claim
The Department of Education (DepEd) is providing free 1-year subscription to senior high school graduates or those who have finished their Grade 12 last March. Canva and DepEd has said that the exclusive initiative is designed to support graduating Grade 12 students as they transition into higher education, employment, or …
Read More »‘Eastern Samar State University will soon have doctor of medicine program’
Residents of Eastern Visayas who want to take doctor of medicine is getting closer to achieving their dream, that is after the House of Representatives has approved on third and final reading the establishment of a state-run college of medicine in the area. House Minority Leader and 4Ps party-list Rep. …
Read More »DepEd unveils new policy on awards, recognition
The Department of Education (DepEd) has recently disclosed some of the anticipated changes on its policy and guidelines on awards and recognition. This includes a learner needing to have at least 95% general average to qualify as candidate for honors. The new directive is detailed in the “Learning Systems Reform …
Read More »DepEd calls private schools offering senior high to secure full government recognition
The Department of Education (DepEd) has directed all private educational institutions offering senior high school to move from their provisional permits to formal Government Recognition by school year 2027-2028. Education Secretary Sonny Angara has said that the order seeks to address regulation gaps of private SHS programs and advance a …
Read More »Groups call CHED to halt proposal to lessen GenEd subjects in college
Several professors and academics have asked the Commission of Higher Education (CHED) to stop the implementation of the proposal on lessening General Education (GenEd) subjects in college. Prof. Jose Mario De Vega, in a Brigada News FM interview, has strongly opposed the plan, saying these may make products of higher …
Read More »DepEd Region VI enhances educators’ competencies on three-term school calendar
The Department of Education (DepEd) in Western Visayas has convened teachers and other staff to level-up their knowledge and competencies in the upcoming three-term school calendar, May 8 at the City of Passi Arena, Passi City, Iloilo City. Assistant Secretary for Learning Systems Strand Dr. Jerome T. Buenviaje has said …
Read More »Dungca enlightens participants during National Intellectual Property Day
Lawyer Jayriz Dungca has enlightened the participants on various trademarks spectrum and how it differs from one another, during the collegiate quiz bee held in celebration of the National Intellectual Property (IP) Day, April 28. The activity was conducted at the Center for Food Technology and Research AVR, Tarlac State …
Read More »Cagayan valley scholar secures national declamation title
A scholar of the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) in Region 2 was declared the National Champion in the declamation competition at the PASUC National Culture and Arts Festival, West Visayas State University in Iloilo City. Ma. Shevonne Nataniela Alejandro has won the top prize after careful and excellent …
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