Senator Francis Tolentino urged the Department of Education (DepEd) to move the reopening of classes until further notice. Teachers, as well as stakeholders already raised their concerns about this particular matter. During a Senate hearing, Tolentino said that if we were to force it on the 24th of August, it will not be safe for students […]
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Duterte Not in Favor of Opening Classes Without a Vaccine
President Rodrigo Duterte has put emphasis and stress, during his televised address aired late Monday night that he is not in favor of opening of classes. In addition to that, he said that it will remain suspended in our country unless an effective vaccine for the infamous Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) is made available to […]
Rolling Opening of Classes, Eyed by CHED
After the Department of Education (DepEd) said that it’s going to be up to the findings of the Inter-Agency Task Force (IATF), as well as the President, to come up with when classes should reopen again, the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) is looking at the option of rolling opening of classes. This, however, applies […]
CHED Scholarship Program 2020 Guidelines, Information, and Application Guidelines
The Commission on Higher Education (CHED) just announced this year’s CHED Scholarship Program 2020 (CSP 2020). Every year, they hold a scholarship program to Filipino students who are able to pass the qualifications as well as the documentary requirements that go along with it. Read: [UPDATED] Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) Job Vacancies […]
Tired of Waiting For Cancellation or Suspension of Classes? You Should Not, Here’s Why…
With the frequent bang in the minds and emotions of people, most students don’t know what to feel when they were waiting for their classes to be suspended. And we’re not talking about terms wherein a student is just lazy to do so; it is because of unpleasant weather conditions. After the entrance of a couple of […]
A Bill That Bans Classes That Would Start Earlier Than 8:30 A.M.
We all experienced being students. Time is what separates a student from the rest—time being the factor where they should follow a certain schedule for their day. When you were in basic school, I’m pretty sure that you were given the option if you want to be in the morning or afternoon classes. In high school, […]
CHED’s K to 12 Transition Program Internship Opening
The Commission on Higher Education’s (CHED) K to 12 Transition Program is currently trying to find interns for some academic backgrounds. In their statement, they will allow college students to apply for this internship. Who are eligible to apply? As per CHED, college students who have certain academic backgrounds are eligible to apply as an […]
