The Embassy of Switzerland in the Philippines held the second annual Day of the Future on November 14, allowing Filipino students to explore diverse
career paths and engage with leaders from various industries for a day.
This year’s program provided students from both elementary and high schools with unique access to workplace settings, allowing them to participate in on-the-job activities that emphasized inclusivity and sustainability in the workplace.
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