Are you running out of things to do? Sawa ka na ba sa pag-endless scrolling on Netflix? Or maybe na-complete mo na ang quarantine bucket list mo and now you’re finding other ways to keep yourself busy? If you’re a technical vocational student or considering your career options and are looking to get those brain cells working again, we suggest looking into these tech-voc programs!
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What If I Don’t Want to Go to a University?
Find out other viable alternatives that you can consider including a path towards tech voc!
Learning is an experience that goes beyond the four corners of the classroom. While the formal curriculum can be an adventure in itself for the curious youth, there are also opportunities beyond the typical classroom experience that you could get into especially if you find yourself not feeling like going to a university at all.
If you have a dream in tech-voc, this inspiring story of Althea might just be the push that you need.
Ako si Althea Daite, isang mag-aaral na kasalukuyang kumukuha ng Technical-Vocational and Livelihood Strand specializing in Electrical Installation and Maintenance sa FIRST Industrial Science & Technology School. Ang gusto ko lang ay makapagtapos at makahanap ng magandang trabaho para makatulong sa pamilya.
Which Tech Voc strand is most aligned with your passion?
Transitioning from Junior to Senior High School can be daunting, most especially with all these new and different tracks and strands to choose from. Besides the well-known Academic track, the Senior High School K to 12 curriculum also has the Technical-Vocational-Livelihood (TVL) or Tech Voc track that’s designed to equip students with relevant and practical job-ready skills for future employment.
