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Pateros Technological College
The PATEROS TECHNOLOGICAL COLLEGE envisions itself to be an institution of higher learning imbued with a strong commitment to developing students into individuals who are God-loving, morally upright, socially responsible and globally competitive. It operates with the pillars of its core values: responsibility, integrity, commitment, compassion, creativity, excellence and environmental concern. It seeks to provide quality higher education and specialized professional instruction and training in scientific, technological, industrial and vocational fields to help improve the standard of living of the people of Pateros and its environs particularly the underprivileged and low-income residents.
Lyceum studes do F&B practicum abroad
Benjamin F. Cortina II and Jane Frances B. Aguilar will never forget last year, their Junior year at Lyceum of the Philipines University’s College of International Hospitality Management (CIHM). They spent several months of the year doing their Food and Beverage practicum abroad, after having met the required grades in their academic courses and passed the pre-requisite interviews.
UPHS celebrates silver anniversary
What started as a simple dream has now become a silver lining!
First Asia Institute of Technology and Humanities celebrates 6th foundation day
Officials and employees of the First Asia Institute of Technology and Humanities (FAITH) will celebrate the school’s 6th Foundation Day on September 8. The theme for this year’s celebration is "Our Community: Living and Learning Together" with Sweden as the country feature.
Collage of college life
For freshmen, who have nothing but snapshots of what-could-be, college is a shapeless heap of dreams and deeds, a collage that they have yet to fill, feel and eventually ‘be’ in with people they have met, lessons they have learned and memories that will color their final frame.
EdUKation second to none
Is UK also Britain? Are all Brits white and snobbish? Do all Brits speak with British accent? Is it as warm or rainy in London or Manchester as in Manila or Cebu? Can I also eat rice in Britain? Can I work while studying in UK? What universities and courses are recommended to enroll in? Are dormitories and residence halls in UK as accessible and comfortable as they are in the Philippines? How much is the rent? Is there also a mass transit system in UK, just like the LRT and MRT in Metro Manila? How can I go to Edinburgh from London? How much is the fare? Will my local mobile phone line work when I get to London? Will I have to avail of their own telecommunications service? Where do I go shopping for discounted items in UK?
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