JAM Liner announces the TESDA training given to seven female bus captains and the upgrading of skills of eight bus attendants.

The JAM Liner graduates were Amelia Coronel, Lea Laririt, Jane Limsipson, Ilyn Montalban, Karla Nina Ortiz, Rubie Pacardo, Bernadette Torres, Lowe Atienza, Christian Barbo, Armin Caraecle, Florencio de Castro,  John Lagsit, Efren Leparto, Rowel Lopina and Melacio Razon.

Newly-promoted Administrator of JZGMSAT, Mr. Benny Reyes calls its Dual Training System (DTS) partner-companies to an industry forum on October 12 at  Technopark Hotel, Sta. Rosa City. .   The dialogue will highlight the review of the curricula of its various DTS programs specifically in the areas of  Food and Beverage, Automotive and Consumer Electronics Servicing.  According to Mr. Reyes, the training plans should be reviewed regularly to ensure that the students' competencies are at par with the current industry requirements.

"Disaster preparedness must be part of our lives,"  says Ms. Zory Ampter, Administrator of Bondoc Peninsula Technological Institute in Quezon.  Working on this principle, she has started preparing her students to be disaster-ready by holding trainings and orientations.   On October 9,  the first seminar will be conducted with speakers from the Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council and the Bureau of Fire Protection.