GENERAL TRIAS CITY, CAVITE - marked a significant milestone in its digital workforce development efforts yesterday as the Virtual Assistant Basic Training Program held its assessment day, bringing together jobseekers and industry partners for the launch of a new skills training initiative. The program, a collaboration between DOLE and DTI, aims to equip Cavite residents with in-demand digital skills for the growing remote work industry.
A Collaborative Effort for Digital Workforce Development
The Virtual Assistant (VA) Basic Training Program is a collaborative initiative between the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) and the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) aimed at equipping participants with the skills needed to thrive in the growing digital economy. The assessment day, held at the General Trias City Hall, is the first step in identifying candidates who will undergo comprehensive training to become professional virtual assistants. The program targets individuals seeking to enter the remote work industry, where demand for Filipino VAs continues to rise due to their strong English proficiency and work ethic.
Preparing Caviteños for the Digital Workforce
This initiative reflects the growing recognition of the virtual assistant industry as a viable career path for Filipinos. The program will cover essential skills including administrative support, digital tools, communication, and client management, preparing participants for the competitive online job market.
The assessment event marks the beginning of a new chapter for aspiring virtual assistants in Cavite. For updates on future training cohorts and job placement opportunities, interested individuals may contact the General Trias PESO office or follow official announcements from DOLE and DTI.
