Programs and Services

Enterprised-Based Programs are training programs being implemented within companies / firms.

Mandatory registration of Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET) programs with TESDA.

Assessment and certification of the competencies of the middle-level skilled workers through PTQCS.

On March 14, 2025, the Provincial Training Center - San Antonio (PTC-SA) welcomed council members of The Lutheran Church in the Philippines (LCP) for a courtesy visit. The visit highlighted LCP’s support for its members currently enrolled in Bread and Pastry NC II training at the center.

The gathering fostered meaningful discussions and strengthened ties between PTC-SA and LCP, reinforcing their shared commitment to equipping youth with vocational skills. Both parties look forward to continued collaboration in empowering future scholars.

TESDA Provincial Training Center (PTC) San Antonio actively participated in the Quezon Provincial Localized Kilos-Unlad Training, spearheaded by the provincial government through the 4Ps Provincial Advisory Council.

PTC San Antonio Officer-in-Charge Ms. Niña Rochelle V. Ariano joined the training on March 20, 2025, where stakeholders developed a provincial action plan aimed at improving the well-being of 4Ps beneficiaries. Key initiatives include scholarships, job fairs, TVET programs, community learning centers, and electrification projects.

In celebration of 2025 National Women’s Month, Bondoc Peninsula Technological Institute (BPTI) hosted a seminar titled “Breaking Barriers: Effective Communication Strategies for Mental Health Support” on March 20, 2025, at the BPTI Social Hall.

Ms. Abegail Manalo, Nurse II from the Department of Health, led the session, emphasizing empathetic communication and the importance of breaking the stigma around mental health.

The final session of the four-day Calibration of Accredited Competency Assessors in Batangas took place at TESDA Regional Training Center (RTC) CALABARZON, Batangas City, with 15 assessors from the Human Health/Health Care and Agriculture, Forestry, and Fishery sectors.

Despite being the smallest batch, participants were divided into three groups for a focused review of assessment procedures, responsibilities, and core work values. Discussions also addressed sector-specific concerns through individual agreements.

The Provincial Federation of the Pag-asa Youth Association of the Philippines, Inc. (PYAP) held its 1st Quarterly Meeting on March 12, 2025, at the Provincial Capitol Compound, Lucena City, Quezon. A key agenda was the presentation of TESDA programs and services available to out-of-school youth (OSY), facilitated by Ms. Maria Lourdes Y. Aurin, Registrar III of Quezon National Agricultural School (QNAS).

Ms. Aurin introduced TESDA-registered programs, outlining entry requirements and scholarship opportunities, including the benefits of availing specific training programs.

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