A landmark Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) signing ceremony took place today at Tam-an Mt. Resort and Hotel, solidifying a crucial partnership between educational institutions and industry leaders. This collaboration aims to provide students with real-world experience through on-the-job training and work immersion programs, enhancing their skills and preparing them for future careers.
The event saw the participation of key stakeholders from state universities, colleges, and senior high schools. Aldersgate College Inc. was represented by the Academic Dean of the College of Business, Management and Accountancy, reaffirming its commitment to academic-industry linkages. Higher Education institutions from Ifugao and Nueva Vizcaya, alongside Basic Education heads from Nueva Vizcaya, also played a significant role in the agreement, highlighting the regional effort to bridge education and employment opportunities.
Among the notable attendees were CEO Mr. Jose B. Tomas, Jr., JD; BOD Chairperson Dir. Melchor T. Carnate, Jr.; and Schools Division Superintendent Dr. Orlando E. Manuel. School principals, program coordinators, and other academic leaders also graced the occasion, underscoring the collective dedication to student development.
This MOA marks a significant step in strengthening the synergy between education and industry, ensuring that students are well-equipped with the necessary skills and experience to thrive in their chosen fields. Through this initiative, educational institutions and industry partners reaffirm their commitment to nurturing the next generation of professionals, ultimately contributing to a more competent and competitive workforce.
With this partnership, students will gain firsthand exposure to industry practices, allowing them to apply theoretical knowledge in real-world settings. This initiative not only benefits students but also enhances workforce readiness, fostering economic growth and community development.
As this collaboration unfolds, stakeholders remain optimistic about its long-term impact, emphasizing that investing in youth development today will lead to a stronger, more capable workforce in the future.
