ILOILO — The Technical Institute of Iloilo City (TIIC) is now accepting applicants for its Livelihood and Skills Training Program in Culinary Arts and Reflexology for September 2026. The free training offers a valuable opportunity for residents to gain practical skills and improve their livelihood prospects.
A Chance to Learn and Earn
The program features two distinct tracks designed to meet diverse interests and career goals. Culinary Arts training covers a comprehensive 200-hour curriculum, equipping participants with essential kitchen skills. Reflexology training, on the other hand, is a 60-hour program focused on therapeutic foot massage techniques.
Training schedules are conveniently set on weekends, making it accessible for working individuals and students. The flexible timing allows participants to balance their current responsibilities while gaining new competencies. This structure is ideal for those seeking to upskill without disrupting their weekly routines.
Qualifications and Requirements
Applicants must be residents of Iloilo City, at least 18 years old, and a high school graduate. Interested individuals need to prepare the necessary documents for submission to the Registrar's Office at TIIC Molo. The requirements include a photocopy of a live birth certificate or marriage contract for married women.
Other required documents include an original barangay certificate of residency, an original voter's certification, two pieces of 1x1 ID pictures, and two short brown envelopes. A photocopy of any government-issued ID is also needed. A minimal registration fee of PHP 150.00 completes the application package.
A Commitment to Quality and Free Education
TIIC emphasizes its dedication through the program tagline: "TekBoKALIDAD." The institute promises "FREE" and "QUALITY" livelihood and skills training for all qualified applicants. This initiative aligns with the city's goal of empowering residents through accessible education.
The program provides a stepping stone toward entrepreneurship or employment. Graduates can potentially start their own food businesses or wellness services. The skills acquired can open doors to new economic opportunities and personal growth.
Apply Now Before the Deadline
The deadline for submission is on or before September 4, 2026. The institute notes that slots are limited, encouraging early application. This is a chance to invest in oneself and acquire skills that can lead to a better future.
Interested residents are encouraged to act promptly to secure their spot. The free training program is a testament to Iloilo City's commitment to human development. It ensures that quality education and livelihood opportunities are within reach for everyone.
