Education in the Philippines
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The University of the Philippines was established in 1908 with three initial colleges, the College of Fine Arts, the College of Liberal Arts and the College of Medicine and Surgery. By 1997, UP Diliman had 18,935 students distributed among 12 pre-baccalaureate, 74 baccalaureate and 8 post-baccalaureate programs, which in turn are handled by 2,441 faculty members. |
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| Universities, Language Institutes, Professionals & Adult Education Language institutes, executive programs, arts & crafts, internships Listings include any type of educational institution accepting foreign students such as universities, technical schools, language institutes, culinary schools, etc... WWC member schools subscribing to the 'International Recruitment Standards' are listed first - followed by general school listings. | |
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| The vision of development as contained in the Medium-Term Philippine Development Plan (MTPDP) is for the Philippines to become a newly industrializing country (NIC) by the turn of the century. The goal under the Plan is to attain an improved quality of life for all Filipinos through the twin objectives of world competitiveness and people empowerment. "People Empowerment" is defined as creating the conditions to enable ordinary Filipinos to take control over every aspect of their lives - their livelihood, their politics, and their culture. This calls for the development of human resources which means increased investments in human capital through education and training, improved basic services in health and nutrition, increased access to productive resources, and diffusion of technology. "World Competitiveness," on the other hand, refers to a situation in which Filipinos are able to produce world-class products for the international market and to compete against imports in the domestic market on an even footing. | |
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| The premiere education portal of the Philippines. Contains a wide array of tools that will help students get through the rigors of schooling. It has tips and tricks that will make learning easier and more interesting. It has also a set of Internet research and study tools that makes research work a lot easier. Finally, it has a forum where students can air their grievances ( and suggestions) about the current state of education in the Philippines. |  |
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