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Education is a lifeline to a brighter future. Let’s ensure every child gets the chance to take that journey. 🌏✨ #InternationalDayOfEducation

Sen. Win Gatchalian’s expressed support to operationalize the DSSCs, emphasizing that this council is key fo stronger industry alignment and employability-focused learning. (3/3)

...the National Industry Boards and Discipline & Sector Skills Councils (DSSCs) — mechanisms that will align CHED, TESDA, and industry in shaping demand-driven education and training. (2/3)

PBEd is optimistic with the commitment of the Senate to improve funding for the education sector. Earlier this week, PBEd Executive Director Bal Camua pushed for a dedicated funding for... (1/3)

...noting that the Teacher Education Scholarship Program (TESP) plays a vital role in encouraging more students to pursue careers in teaching and in ensuring a steady pipeline of well-trained educators. (3/3)

Sen. @WinGatchalian74 welcomed the proposal and agreed to improve the 2026 budget of the Teacher Education Council... (2/3)

PBEd Executive Director Bal Camua presented before the Senate finance committee the need to increase the allocation of the 2026 budget for the government’s teacher scholarship programs, stressing that quality education is ultimately determined by the quality of teachers. (1/3)

The private sector plays a key role in shaping a competitive workforce. By investing in skills training and real-world learning, businesses can bridge the gap between education and employment—ensuring industries thrive while empowering the next generation. #JobsNext

The world of work is constantly evolving, and staying competitive means continuously upgrading one's skills. PBEd backs industry-aligned education and training, opening pathways for real career growth and long-term employability in a rapidly changing job market. #JobsNext

READ: PBEd Statement on Education Budget in the 2025 General Appropriations Bill

Read more about our programs and advocacies in this Philippine Daily Inquirer article: (2/2) plus.inquirer.net/business/ph-bi…

For almost two decades, Philippine Business for Education (PBEd) has been pushing for reforms to address issues in education through specific policy recommendations aimed at promoting literacy among students and honing graduates to become workforce-ready. (1/2)

Happy birthday to our President, Dr. Chito B. Salazar! Your unparalleled dedication to advancing education and shaping a brighter future for Filipino learners is an inspiration to us all!

November 27 is National Reading Day! 📖 We look forward to the ARAL Program’s implementation to help learners strengthen their reading and essential skills for success in school and life. #NationalReadingMonth2024

With the EBET Act, the industry can now take the lead in shaping our workforce. Through PBEd’s workforce development programs, we’re ready to collaborate with TESDA and industry to create more jobs and training opportunities for all Filipinos. #EBETAct

Strong LGU leadership reinforces effective school-based management. When leaders prioritize transparency and proactive collaboration, we create an education system that truly serves every learner. #PHLearningCrisis

PBEd stands with our leaders and partners in making this vision a reality. Together, let’s develop a stronger workforce that drives innovation and stays competitive in the ever-evolving global market. (2/2)

A breakthrough for our future workforce! The signing of the EBET law bridges the gap between learning and industry needs by aligning training with real job requirements, ultimately preparing our graduates for success. (1/2)

Your commitment to making quality education accessible continues to inspire us all to build a brighter, more productive future for our nation. (2/2)

Warmest birthday wishes to PBEd Chairman, Sir Ramon Del Rosario Jr. Today, we celebrate a visionary leader whose unwavering dedication to education has empowered generations to lead productive, meaningful lives. (1/2)