The Philippine National Skills Competition (PNSC) kicked off June 20, 2016 at the TESDA grounds wherein tech-voch trainees and graduates from around the nation are more than ready to unravel their skills and showcase their expertise in various trade areas following weeks of rigid training in the Gold Camp 2. From 64 teams, 43 surviving teams still remain to compete in 12 competition areas, namely: welding; Graphic Design Technology; Mechatronics; Web Design; Industrial Automation; IT Network Cabling; Mechanical CAD; Electronics; ITS Solution for Business; Refrigeration and Air-conditioning;
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 Enterprised-Based Programs are training programs being implemented within companies / firms. |
 Mandatory registration of Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET) programs with TESDA. |
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The new Director General of the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA), Irene M. |
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The regional skills competition in three regions drew to a close with new batches of technical vocational trainees emerging as winners and earning the right to compete at the national level. The Central Luzon (Region 3) meet, conducted from September 14 to 16, was dominated by the province of Bataan, bagging seven gold, three silver and one bronze. Pampanga came in second with four gold, three silver and two bronze, while the host province, Tarlac, had two gold, two silver, one bronze and a medal of excellence.The event was organized by the Central Luzon TVI Federation (TVI Central) and its |
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Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) Director General Joel Villanueva motored to three areas in Cavite on August 6, handing out scholarship vouchers to the youth and giving free grooming services to the residents. As he led in welcoming the new scholars, Villanueva also congratulated the new batches of graduates who have completed their respective technical vocational training courses. At the Lyceum of the Philippines University in General Trias, Cavite, Villanueva treated the audience with the "Idol ko si Chef, Idol ko si Sec Skills Showdown," which pitted his baris |
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Nine out of 10 workers who took the National TVET Competency Assessment and Certification (NATCAC) passed and awarded their National Certificate, Secretary Joel Villanueva announced. "This is a good mark to show that more skilled workers now realize the value of certification to affirm their competence," said Villanueva, Director General of the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA). A total of 3,149 were assessed in 160 Assessment Centers nationwide on the opening day of the NATCAC on July 31. Of this, 2,762 or 88 percent passed the assessment. |