+ Follow AGRICULTURE TECHNOLOGY Tag
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[Title] => 'China firms to bid for RP projects'
[Summary] => China said it would make sure that all its companies doing business with the Philippine government – including those seeking involvement in Chinese-funded projects – would take part in public bidding in the interest of transparency.
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[Title] => TESDA sets November 20 launch of Ladderized Education Program
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To help poor but deserving students continue schooling and find jobs easily once they graduate, the Technical Education Skills and Development Authority will officially launch the Ladderized Education Program on November 20 at the Cebu Coliseum.
Dubbed as "Career Caravan," the activity will orient the public about the program. Scholarships will also be distributed to students during the event where TESDA director general Augusto Syjuco is expected to attend.
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[Title] => A Day in the Life of a Police Officer
[Summary] => It was still 5 in the morning, the breeze was cold outside and the bed was inviting. Yet Police Inspector Rex Campos was already awake. Time to rise, because his three dogs that are of Japanese breeding were already barking and crying loudly.
[DatePublished] => 2006-09-10 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Ryan Mark
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[Title] => 9 Caraga schools get incentives for not hiking tuition
[Summary] => BUTUAN CITY — There’s good news for the nine private higher education institutions in the Caraga region which did not seek tuition increases this school year.
President Arroyo, through the regional office of the Commission on Higher Education (CHED), has announced that the Office of the President would extend financial assistance to all nine private schools.
Dr. Joanna Cuenca, CHED’s Caraga director, said she has received a memorandum from the Office of the President, through CHED, announcing the incentives.
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[Title] => Free agri-education for farmers’ kids
[Summary] => Agrarian Reform Secretary Hernani Braganza urged yesterday state colleges and universities and local government officials to offer free agriculture courses to children of farmer-beneficiaries. This developed after the department observed that farmers in the field are already aging and tendencies for their children to follow their footsteps are slowly deteriorating because most farmer-parents prefer to send their children to college for professional education such as medicine courses.
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AGRICULTURE TECHNOLOGY
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[DatePublished] => 2010-06-27 00:00:00
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To help poor but deserving students continue schooling and find jobs easily once they graduate, the Technical Education Skills and Development Authority will officially launch the Ladderized Education Program on November 20 at the Cebu Coliseum.
Dubbed as "Career Caravan," the activity will orient the public about the program. Scholarships will also be distributed to students during the event where TESDA director general Augusto Syjuco is expected to attend.
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[Title] => 9 Caraga schools get incentives for not hiking tuition
[Summary] => BUTUAN CITY — There’s good news for the nine private higher education institutions in the Caraga region which did not seek tuition increases this school year.
President Arroyo, through the regional office of the Commission on Higher Education (CHED), has announced that the Office of the President would extend financial assistance to all nine private schools.
Dr. Joanna Cuenca, CHED’s Caraga director, said she has received a memorandum from the Office of the President, through CHED, announcing the incentives.
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[Title] => Free agri-education for farmers’ kids
[Summary] => Agrarian Reform Secretary Hernani Braganza urged yesterday state colleges and universities and local government officials to offer free agriculture courses to children of farmer-beneficiaries. This developed after the department observed that farmers in the field are already aging and tendencies for their children to follow their footsteps are slowly deteriorating because most farmer-parents prefer to send their children to college for professional education such as medicine courses.
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November 16, 2006 - 12:00am
