A total of 130 trainees from the TESDA Human Resource Development Center (TESDA-HRDC) have completed technical skills training programs, marking an important milestone as they prepare for new career opportunities in the Philippines and abroad.
The graduates completed courses in Electrical Installation and Maintenance NC II, Mechatronics Servicing NC II, and Mechatronics Servicing NC IV. The achievement highlights the value of technical education in helping Filipinos develop practical skills for employment and career advancement.
Technical Training for In-Demand Skills
The training programs focus on technical competencies that can support employment in electrical installation, maintenance, and mechatronics servicing. These fields involve practical knowledge and specialized skills that can be applied in various workplace settings.
Completing the courses gives the graduates an opportunity to build on their training as they pursue employment, gain experience, and continue developing their expertise. The programs also highlight the role of technical and vocational education in preparing workers for changing industry needs. The graduation milestone celebrates not only the trainees’ completion of their courses but also the time, effort, and commitment they invested in developing their skills.
Taguig Strengthens Its Partnership With TESDA
Taguig City continues to work with TESDA through the Taguig Manpower Training and Assessment Center (TMTC), which offers TESDA-registered training programs to help residents gain practical and employment-related skills. The partnership supports efforts to make technical education more accessible and help more Taguigeños prepare for different career paths. By providing opportunities for skills training and assessment, the city aims to strengthen workforce development and support residents seeking to improve their qualifications.
The completion of the 130 trainees’ programs reflects the importance of collaboration between government institutions and technical education providers in expanding access to training opportunities.
Preparing Graduates for Future Opportunities
The graduates’ achievement represents a step toward applying their newly acquired skills in the workplace. Technical qualifications can help workers demonstrate their competencies as they explore employment opportunities, although actual hiring requirements vary by employer and position.
During the event, Taguig Mayor Lani Cayetano expressed her appreciation to TESDA-HRDC for inviting her as a speaker and recognized the graduates’ achievement. Her message highlighted the importance of combining technical expertise with dedication and a strong work ethic. As Taguig continues its partnership with TESDA, skills development remains an important part of preparing residents for employment opportunities locally and overseas.
