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Aparri, Cagayan – The Diploma in Hospitality Services Batch 2 (DHS-B2) under the Universal Access to Quality Tertiary Education Act (UAQTEA) scholarship program of the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) aced the 2024 Agri-Fishery Day, particularly the Cooking Contest of the Municipal Government of Aparri in connection with its 344th Town Fiesta conducted at the Aparri Public Park on May 3, 2024.

      TESDA-Aparri Polytechnic Institute joined the Buchi and Miki cooking categories, which are among the delicacies of the town. Elmo Raciles, championed the Buchi Making, and Stephen Tejada bagged 1st Place in the Miki Niladdit Category; both are students of DHS-B2 in A.P.I.
      Robert C. Revilla, Ph.D., Vocational Instruction Supervisor Designate/Officer-In-Charge, said this shows the prowess of the TESDAns in cooking, and the activity will form part of the great exposure and experiences of A.P.I.’s trainees.
      A.P.I. family, under the leadership of Eduardo L. Escobar, Ph.D., Acting Administrator, is very proud of you! Congratulations!

Trainers/Coaches: Estella Mari Gammad, Raiza Catalina Condoy, Eva Racho, and  Marly Baniel

Assistants: Daniel Alcantara Regpala, Marvie Kate Jose, Mark Anthony Rivera, and John Carlos Antonio

Aparri, Cagayan – TESDA-A.P.I. inks MOA with BJMP Widening of networks and linkages with various stakeholders led to the inking of the Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) entered into by the Aparri Polytechnic Institute (A.P.I.) and the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology – Lal-lo Municipal Jail (BJMP-LMJ) on April 22, 2024, at the Aparri Polytechnic Institute’s Executive Conference Room, Aparri, Cagayan.

      During the signing ceremony, SJO4 Mary Noela D. Balao, the Acting Municipal Jail Warden, expressed optimism about the collaboration, highlighting that it will provide PDLs with valuable skills for their post-incarceration livelihood opportunities. She conveyed gratitude for the initiative, emphasizing its potential positive impact on the PDLs’ future.

      A.P.I.’s Acting Administrator, Eduardo L. Escobar, Ph.D., reiterated the institution’s commitment to supporting PDLs by equipping them with skills and hope for a better future. He aligned this commitment with the guiding principle of TESDA’s Secretary Suharto T. Mangudadatu, Ph.D., which focuses on consistent and reliable care and support for individuals seeking vocational and technical education.

      This MOA marks a significant step towards rehabilitating and reintegrating PDLs into society through education and skill-building, underscoring the importance of collaborative efforts between educational institutions and correctional facilities.

Aparri, Cagayan – The TESDA-Aparri Polytechnic Institute (API), under the leadership of its Acting Administrator, Eduardo L. Escobar, Ph.D., and JVV General Precision Machining and Service, Inc., located in Carmona City, Cavite, represented by its General Manager, Mr. Enrique P. Valenzuela, have formally entered into a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA). The primary goal of this agreement is to enhance the Supervised Industry Learning (SIL) program for learners at the Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) institutions. This partnership aims to provide students with practical, hands-on experience in a real-world industrial setting, thereby bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application.

      The signing of the MOA was witnessed by; Ms. Mary Jane D. Cuaresma a CTEC of LGU-Allacapan and a member of the API Advisory Council and Robert C. Revilla, Ph.D.: Vocational Instruction Supervisor. 

Aparri, Cagayan – TESDA-Aparri Polytechnic Institute, under the leadership of its Acting Administrator, Eduardo L. Escobar, Ph.D., salutes the women of Camalaniugan, Cagayan, for prioritizing skills training and investing their time in equipping themselves for productive days. Their commitment benefits not only their organization but also ensures a sustainable source of livelihood for their families in the future.

      This commendable initiative has been spearheaded by Hon. Vice Mayor Jamuel Oandasan Rosario and Barangay Ziminila’s Punong Barangay Leezel Aglibot Rosario. Thank you for reaching out and allowing TESDA-A.P.I. to serve your barangayfolk.

Trainers: Ms. Rowena U. Unday, Ms. Raiza Catalina T. Condoy

Aparri, Cagayan – Aparri Polytechnic Institute, under the leadership of Acting Administrator Eduardo L. Escobar, Ph.D., found a unique and heartfelt way to celebrate Women’s Month on March 22, 2024. In a touching gesture to honor the occasion, the male employees of the institute took the initiative to prepare a variety of bakery products. These delicious snacks were then served to their female colleagues as a tribute to their contributions and to celebrate women’s achievements and roles in the workplace.

      The women of TESDA-A.P.I. expressed their gratitude and appreciation for the thoughtful effort, making the event a memorable and delightful celebration of Women’s Month. This sweet gesture not only highlighted the unity and camaraderie within the institute but also emphasized the importance of recognizing and valuing the contributions of women in all areas of life.

Aparri, Cagayan – In honor of Women’s Month, the Aparri Polytechnic Institute and Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office joined forces to serve the Aparrianos by equipping them with the skills and knowledge in Technology and Livelihood Training for Dessert-Making, which will eventually help them earn a living. 

       This initiative is part of TESDA’s ongoing efforts to empower women through skills development and provide them with opportunities to enhance their livelihoods. The program highlights the commitment to supporting women’s empowerment and underscores the importance of skills training in fostering economic development. 

       Kudos to the local officials, particularly Honorable Mayor Bryan’s leadership and his spouse, Hon. Richelle Chan, who spearheaded the event. Their efforts demonstrate the importance of local government support in empowering women and fostering economic development through skills training. 

      The success of this training can inspire similar initiatives in other regions, helping more women across the country to gain valuable skills and improve their quality of life.

Aparri, Cagayan – The Heart Month celebration at TESDA-Aparri Polytechnic Institute indeed reflects a strong commitment to promoting mental health awareness and holistic well-being. Nurse Mary Joyce F. Lorenzo’s talk on Mental Health Awareness during the Monday Convocation sets a vital tone for the entire month. Addressing mental health openly and providing education on coping strategies and support resources can have a significant impact on individuals’ overall wellness.

       Zumba Day, sponsored by the Diploma in Hospitality Services Batch 3, adds a lively and energetic component to the festivities. Physical activity, such as Zumba, not only benefits cardiovascular health but also boosts mood and reduces stress. It’s wonderful to see the community coming together to celebrate heart health in such an enjoyable way.

       The “Finding the Lost Heart” activity is both imaginative and heartwarming. By giving participants the opportunity to connect and form new friendships, it fosters a sense of belonging and support within the community. Congratulations to Roi Vincent and Ruby for finding their perfect match and winning the prize.

       Including a Free Movie Day with films exploring love and relationships adds another dimension to the celebration, offering entertainment while encouraging reflection on different aspects of love.

       Initiatives like these not only promote unity but also create a positive and uplifting environment for everyone involved. With the tagline “TESDA with a HEART,” it’s evident that the institute is dedicated to nurturing not only vocational skills but also the emotional well-being of its members.

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Aparri, Cagayan – TESDA’s Mobile Training Laboratory Vehicle goes to BJMP Sta. Teresita, through the Aparri Polytechnic Institute under the leadership of Eduardo L Escobar Ph.D., delivering skills training in Auto Electrical Components to persons deprived of liberty (PDL).

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Aparri, Cagayan – The initiative led by TESDA-Aparri Polytechnic Institute, in collaboration with CEZA and Sta. Ana Fishery National High School, truly embodies a comprehensive approach to community empowerment and sustainable development. By offering training programs such as “Sta. Ana SustainaFish” focusing on fish smoking, fish siomai, fish balls, and organic concoction training.

      The inclusion of street vendors, as well as TVL students and teachers from various schools within Sta. Ana, ensures that a diverse range of community members benefit from the programs. This holistic approach aligns with the broader goals of community development and environmental sustainability.

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Aparri, Cagayan – The visit by Mr. Lindo John Ramos, the ALS Focal Person for DepEd, the Education Program Supervisor, and Ms. Richelyn De La Cruz to the Acting Administrator’s office highlights a collaborative effort to enhance educational opportunities for ALS students in the Aparri East District.

          Their request for Hilot (Wellness Massage) NC II training reflects a proactive approach to equipping students with practical skills that can directly benefit their livelihoods. The immediate approval from A.P.I.’s Acting Administrator Eduardo L. Escobar, Ph.D., underscores the institution’s commitment to meeting the needs of its students and supporting their professional development.

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