Working-learner story
A student who carried tuition through a placement on the farm or bakery.
IGPs & Livelihood · Training Services
Training Services
Skills the community asks for. Delivered by faculty and senior students.
Who this is for
Students who earn while they study.
Community members, church groups, and partner organizations seeking short, practical training — food safety, basic computing, health education, first-aid.
What the project does
The work, in plain terms.
- Short courses scheduled by community demand
- Faculty and senior students as trainers
- Certification where TESDA-aligned
- Income credited to the IGP that supports student tuition
How it runs
Students rotate in. Partners step up.
Communities tell us what they need. We schedule. Senior students lead under faculty supervision.
Capacity
The scale of this project.
Training calendar refreshed each semester.
Real working learners
Stories from this project are coming soon.
Every story will be shared with written permission. Real names. Real work.
Partner note
Why a church, an alumnus, or a company chose to fund or scale a project.
Community story
What the project returned to the barangay around the campus.
Partner with an IGP.
Sponsor a working-learner placement. Fund a project. Or just visit the campus and see the work.