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in Sundae ScoopBuilding Skills, Shaping Champions: TESDA, AMA Education System (AMAES) Partner for WorldSkills Philippines 2026
The road to becoming world-class begins at home—in classrooms, laboratories, training centers and competitions where young Filipinos can put their skills to the test. More
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in Sundae ScoopJollibee Group Kicks Off Joy Learning Center Initiative with First Three Sites in Cebu, Occidental Mindoro, and Sarangani
Jollibee Group is expanding access to quality education, marking another milestone with the turnover of its third set of Joy Learning Center classrooms, this time at Alabel Integrated School in Sarangani. The initiative, which has now built six classrooms, has reached communities in Cebu, Occidental Mindoro, and Sarangani as part of the Group’s efforts to […] More
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in Sundae ScoopFrom 10 Scholars Three Decades Ago to 900 Graduates Today: Palawan Group Continues Its Commitment to Filipino Youth Through Education
The commitment continues with the 29th batch of scholars, comprising of 160 freshmen, who were formally welcomed during a confirmation program at the company’s head office in Puerto Princesa City on August 31. They now join a growing community of young Filipinos supported by the program throughout their college journey. More
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in Sundae ScoopMapúa University launches in-demand MBA niche elective tracks
In response to growing demand from MBA applicants and students for more defined areas of expertise, Mapúa University, in collaboration with Arizona State University (ASU), is expanding the Master of Business Administration (MBA) program with new industry-focused elective tracks under its E.T. Yuchengco School of Business (ETYSB). More
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in Sundae ScoopMapúa University reshapes medical education with AI, social accountability agenda at global health conference
Mapúa University, in collaboration with Arizona State University (ASU), spotlights AI in medical education and the importance of social accountability in healthcare practice at the recent Towards Unity for Health (TUFH) 2026 International Conference held in Manila, Philippines. More
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in Sundae ScoopThe Modern Way to College: A Guide to How Mapúa ÚOx Helps Busy Filipinos Level Up!
Between endless project deadlines, back-to-back work calls, personal commitments, and the relentless reality of Metro Manila traffic, time has become our most expensive currency. For ambitious professionals and adult learners, the dream of earning or completing a college degree often hits a massive brick wall: where do you find the hours to sit in a […] More
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in Sundae ScoopAgrupis undercuts Secretary Angara to lead Delegation in the ASEAN Education Ministers Conference Fuels Questions Over Power and Influence
Questions are again being raised over Agrupis’ leadership style as government sources point to an apparent power struggle over who should head the Philippine delegation to the 14th ASEAN Education Ministers Meeting and related meetings scheduled in Singapore this July. More
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in Sundae ScoopCHED Employees Allege Fear, Favoritism, and Wasted Resources Under Agrupis
Commission on Higher Education (CHED) employees have reportedly filed administrative and ethics complaints against Chairperson Shirley C. Agrupis, accusing her of abusing her authority and cultivating what they describe as a climate of fear inside the agency. More
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in Sundae ScoopYGC Invests in Global Education to Further National Growth
The Yuchengco Group of Companies’ (YGC) House of Investments (HI) continues to boost its contributions toward nation-building through strategic global partnerships under its education investment arm, iPeople, Inc. Through iPeople’s Mapúa schools, a collaboration with Arizona State University (ASU) has been established—setting the tone for the group’s long-term vision of creating sustainable futures where Filipinos […] More
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in Sundae ScoopBuilt for Day One: Mapúa Redefines Career Readiness for the Future Workforce
In the modern labor landscape, a college diploma is no longer an automatic golden ticket to career success. Recent data from global market intelligence group ISI underscores a sobering reality: 901,000 Filipino college graduates were unemployed in March 2026, followed by 821,000 in April 2026. According to the World Economic Forum’s Future of Jobs Report […] More
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in Sundae ScoopCalls for Lack of CHED Leadership under Chairman Agrupis Snowballs as Kidlat Tahimik Renounces His National Artist Privileges in Protest
The leadership of Commission on Higher Education (CHED) Chairperson Shirley Agrupis is facing growing questions as one of the country’s most respected cultural figures raises concerns over the future direction of Philippine education. More
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in Sundae ScoopEnroll Anytime, Learn Anytime: Online Education (OEd) Breaks the Boundaries of Traditional Education for the Next Generation of Filipino Learners
Education has always been one of the most powerful tools in shaping a brighter future. However, for many Filipinos, the traditional path toward earning a degree often comes with challenges—from fixed schedules and geographical limitations to work, family, and personal responsibilities that make classroom-based learning difficult. More
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