TESDC members craft 5-year strategic plan for committee operations
TESDA Region I convened 47 Regional and Provincial TESD Com¬mittee members and TESDA key of¬ficials to craft out a plan for the CY 2012-2016 operations of the R/PTES-DCs in the Ilocos-Pangasinan region. Former TESDA Director General Edicio dela Torre efficientlyfacilitated the two-day strategic planning work¬shop which was the first type of capability- building intervention ever conducted for R/PTESDC members. He expedited the making of a practical vision by posing the fo¬cus question, "By 2016, what should happen in TESD in the region so that we can say that we as R/PTESDCs have done our part in promoting quality TESD in Region I?"
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Region I clinches
TESDA Model
Employee
Level I award
Mary Jane Hadloc-Medenilla,
a Computer Operator II in TESDA Ilocos Sur, received the plum TESDA | National Model Employee Award for Category I during the 18th TESDA An¬niversary celebration in 2012.
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TESDA 1 HITS 2012 TARGETS
The Ilocos-Pangasinan Region of TESDA once again performed beyond par in the delivery of techni cal education and skills development as it exceeded its targets in 2012. Even with the change and transition in regional leadership, TESDA Region I surpassed expected performance for programs in enrolment and graduates for massive training, assessment and certification, kasanayan sa hanapbuhay (KasH) and employment. TESDA Region I ran off in its accomplishment in the National TVET Competency Assessment and Certification (NATCAC) program making it one of the two regions that completely met its target of assessing blue collar workers.
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TSTP revs up self-employment opportunities
The TESDA Specialista Tech-nopreneurship Program (TSTP) pro¬vided 400 self-employment opportu¬nities to certified technical vocational graduates in the Ilocos - Pangasinan re¬gion in 2012.
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2013 TESDForethoughtsinONE!!!
Taking off from a strong finish, we consider 2012 as a solid year of TESD performance. However, we cannot be complacent if we con¬tinue to aspire for organizational excellence. We ask ourselves on how we can build on our heritage and assets to further move TESD forward in the north. What must we do and what else do we need to shape TESDA Region I into a more vibrant and responsive to the technical needs of the labor markets.
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RD Querubin is new TESDA I Regional Director
Newly-appointed Regional Di¬rector Cenon M. Querubin takes over TESDA I
leadership as former Regional Director Washington M. Agustin took his mandatory
retirement on August 22, 2012.
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Sec. Villanueva: Up Close with TESD Stakeholders in Ilocos Norte
Secretary Joel Villanueva met with the TESD stakeholders and media partners in Ilocos Norte in an organized forum during his visit to the province on July 19-20, 2012.
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TESDA Region I gears for ISO
9001:2001 Certification
TESDA Region I buckled up
as it prepares for an ISO certification in
TESDA’s two main processes: the Program
Registration and the Assessment and
Certification.
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TESDA Region 1 2011 Accomplishment Report
TESDA- 1 once again, has shown its outstanding service of “providing direction, policies, programs and standards towards quality technical education and skills development” through its achievements for the year 2011. Figures have shown that the agency not only achieved but also surpassed its target for the year. All the hard work and sacrifice had paid off and proved that 2011 is a good year for the agency.
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Notes from the Regional Director-
Self-Employment
Time and again, this question has been asked: After training, what? It is a very valid question that needs a straightforward answer. And who are asking these questions aside from TESDA? They are the numerous stakeholders in technical education and skills development: trainees, parents, manpower planners, non-government organizations, industries, legislators and the public in general. Generally, they will see training as an investment.
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