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5th Villar SIPAG awards most Outstanding Youth Enterprises bared - Vimarsana News

5th Villar SIPAG awards most Outstanding Youth Enterprises bared

The Villar SIPAG awards - Youth Poverty Reduction Challenge is an annual search for empowered youth organizations trying to make a significant impact in society through their advocacies. Senator Cynthia A.Villar, together with Senator Mark Villar, Deputy Speaker Camille Villar and Vistaland Pres

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Private schools not against face-to-face classes - Vimarsana News

Private schools not against face-to-face classes

The Coordinating Council of Private Educational Associations of the Philippines has clarified that it is not opposing the resumption of face-to-face classes in the basic education sector.

In Tanzania, a special training center provides a second chance for out-of-school youth - Vimarsana News

In Tanzania, a special training center provides a second chance for out-of-school youth

In Tanzania, a special training center provides a second chance for out-of-school youth - The Maravi Post

No one left behind in quality education - Vimarsana News

No one left behind in quality education

The alternative Learning System is hope for the future for millions of out-of-school youth.

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Duterte Legacy: No one left behind in quality education via ALS - Vimarsana News

Duterte Legacy: No one left behind in quality education via ALS

DIFFERENT WALKS OF LIFE. Alternative Learning System (ALS) students, from different walks of life, form a small circle inside a classroom in Cavite, in this undated photo. The ALS has been one of the education legacies fulfilled by the Duterte administration, which has been directly felt by over four million out-of-school-youth and adults since 2016. (Photo courtesy: Frendy Tesorero) MANILA - The limiting effect of unplanned circumstances on access to quality education has undoubtedly affected literacy in the Philippines, as the administration of outgoing President Rodrigo Duterte pushed to wi...