Malacañang, masayang ibinalita ang higit 2,200 job vacancies sa Clark Development Corporation

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00:00The government is doing its best to create opportunities and jobs for Filipinos.

00:06For example, more than 2,000 job vacancies were opened in Clark Development Corporation

00:12while the Tertiary Education Equivalency and Accreditation Program was strengthened

00:18to increase the employability of Filipinos.

00:21Kristel Insinia of IBC 13 has the country's latest news.

00:26The government is continuing to make progress to improve the results of the effort

00:33to increase the number of Filipinos with jobs and increase the public awareness.

00:37Just the other day, Malacanang and Clark Development Corporation reported

00:43that there was a job opening in the company where 2,000 job vacancies were opened

00:50for the ICT industry, business process outsourcing, industrial industry,

00:55including service industries such as bus drivers, tourism and hospitality industry.

01:03Of course, first of all, we really need to have a lot of investors.

01:08Why? It will generate income, it will allow Filipinos to be employed.

01:13In general, what we can say is that we are doing our best,

01:16especially to train Filipino workers so that they can be more competitive here or abroad.

01:25Not only that, because the Republic Act No. 12124

01:30or the Tertiary Education Equivalency and Accreditation Program

01:34will not only help in improving the quality of education in the country.

01:39The Commission on Higher Education provides the ability to obtain an equivalent college degree

01:45to Filipino workers who were not able to obtain a degree

01:49based on their ability not to have to go through traditional education.

01:54Currently, the government is studying the K-12 curriculum.

01:59The rationale is to really increase the knowledge of the students

02:04so that they will have an opportunity to work even if they are not college graduates.

02:10There may also be a law that requires private companies

02:17to hire K-12 graduates as mandatory.

02:23At present, only prerogative or voluntary companies hire K-12 graduates.

02:30So if there will be a law, it will also increase the knowledge of the students

02:36so that they will have good results.

02:39From IBC 13, Krizel Insigne, for Balitang Pambansa.

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