ADVERTISEMENT
Palawan Daily News
  • Home
  • Latest News
    • City
    • Provincial
    • National
    • Regional
  • Advertise
  • Online Radio
  • Opinion
  • Legal Section
  • Lifestyle
  • About the PDN
    • Contact Us
    • Ownership and Funding
No Result
View All Result
Palawan Daily News
  • Home
  • Latest News
    • City
    • Provincial
    • National
    • Regional
  • Advertise
  • Online Radio
  • Opinion
  • Legal Section
  • Lifestyle
  • About the PDN
    • Contact Us
    • Ownership and Funding
No Result
View All Result
Palawan Daily News
No Result
View All Result
Home Education

TESDA Palawan to Launch Tsuper Iskolar Program

John Castor Viernes by John Castor Viernes
October 10, 2019
in Education
Reading Time: 1 min read
A A
0
TESDA Palawan to Launch Tsuper Iskolar Program
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter
Print Friendly, PDF & Email

TESDA Palawan Provincial Office will be launching the Tsuper Iskolar Program on October 11, 2019, 1:30PM at the Lower Ground Level, SM City Puerto Princesa.

The Tsuper Iskolar Program was established in line with the Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) that was signed between the Department of Transportation (DOTr) and TESDA covering the implementation of the Stakeholder Support Mechanism Component of the Public Utility Vehicle Modernization Program (PUVMP) last December 11, 2018.

RelatedPosts

WPU strengthen ties with BFAR

CBNC supports robotics training program for Palawan educators and learners

PalSU unveils P5-M petroleum research lab; first in PH to tackle drilling tech

The Stakeholder Support Mechanism addresses concerns regarding potential social impacts that the project may bring. It also recognizes the need to enable the affected stakeholders and their dependents, to be competent, self-sufficient, and well-equipped with the necessary technical education and skills.

The Program aims to capacitate the stakeholders of the PUVMP through training and development of new training regulations to support the transportation industry.

The Tsuper Iskolar beneficiaries, or those families and their dependents affected by the Public Utility Vehicle Modernization Program, shall receive free skills training and assessment, daily transportation and food allowance, and free entrepreneurship training (for Cluster of Competencies (CoC) qualifications) to help them better manage the possible effects of the modernization program.

After attending the training programs offered by TESDA and passing the assessment per qualification, the tsuper iskolars will be issued National Certificates to further help them in developing their skills, putting up other businesses, and/ or landing a job after training.

Tags: dotrjeeppuvsm city puerto princesaTESDA
Share73Tweet46
ADVERTISEMENT
Previous Post

Miss Earth 2019 candidates flying to San Vicente, Palawan tomorrow

Next Post

City Jail, naka-red alert vs paglusob ng mga rebelde

John Castor Viernes

John Castor Viernes

Related Posts

WPU strengthen ties with BFAR
Education

WPU strengthen ties with BFAR

May 15, 2026
CBNC supports robotics training program for Palawan educators and learners
Education

CBNC supports robotics training program for Palawan educators and learners

April 21, 2026
PalSU unveils P5-M petroleum research lab; first in PH to tackle drilling tech
City News

PalSU unveils P5-M petroleum research lab; first in PH to tackle drilling tech

March 27, 2026
House Committee approves measure granting P1k monthly allowance for students
Education

House Committee approves measure granting P1k monthly allowance for students

November 20, 2025
Puerto Princesa pushes for student’s assistance program
City News

Puerto Princesa pushes for student’s assistance program

October 16, 2025
DNA links rescued crocodile in Sarangani to Palawan-Tawi-Tawi cluster
Education

DNA links rescued crocodile in Sarangani to Palawan-Tawi-Tawi cluster

September 30, 2025
Next Post
City Jail, naka-red alert vs paglusob ng mga rebelde

City Jail, naka-red alert vs paglusob ng mga rebelde

UP Institute of Maritime Affairs: MPAs are poorly managed

UP Institute of Maritime Affairs: MPAs are poorly managed

Discussion about this post

Latest News

CBNC plants over 5,000 Palawan endemic trees to mark World Environment Day

CBNC plants over 5,000 Palawan endemic trees to mark World Environment Day

July 3, 2026
CBNC showcases its projects and community contributions to MinEcon 2026 delegates at exhibit opening

CBNC showcases its projects and community contributions to MinEcon 2026 delegates at exhibit opening

June 18, 2026
Acidre to WPU graduates: Use education to build a better Palawan

Acidre to WPU graduates: Use education to build a better Palawan

June 17, 2026
Calmia Nickel strengthens support for education through Brigada Eskwela

Calmia Nickel strengthens support for education through Brigada Eskwela

June 12, 2026
Legazpi calls for stronger safeguards for student-athletes after Ateneo drowning tragedy

Legazpi calls for stronger safeguards for student-athletes after Ateneo drowning tragedy

June 11, 2026

POPULAR NEWS

  • Igorot hunks plant tree seedlings in Yamang Bukid Farm

    Igorot hunks plant tree seedlings in Yamang Bukid Farm

    15271 shares
    Share 6108 Tweet 3818
  • ‘Rizal is still relevant in a modern society’

    11746 shares
    Share 4698 Tweet 2937
  • Aktres na si Maja Salvador, sa Puerto Princesa inabutan ng quarantine

    10303 shares
    Share 4121 Tweet 2576
  • Everything you need to know about ukay-ukay and its illegality

    10164 shares
    Share 4066 Tweet 2541
  • Palawan ranks 2nd for 2020 Hottest Destination in the world

    9756 shares
    Share 3902 Tweet 2439
ADVERTISEMENT
Palawan Daily News

© 2025 All Rights Reserved. Alpha Eight Publishing

Navigate Site

  • Home
  • Latest News
  • Advertise
  • Online Radio
  • Opinion
  • Legal Section
  • Lifestyle
  • About the PDN

Follow Us

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Latest News
    • City
    • Provincial
    • National
    • Regional
  • Advertise
  • Online Radio
  • Opinion
  • Legal Section
  • Lifestyle
  • About the PDN
    • Contact Us
    • Ownership and Funding

© 2025 All Rights Reserved. Alpha Eight Publishing