A soon-to-rise TESDA innovation center in Davao City will offer more opportunities and skills training programs in the region, an official said Dec. 21.
A soon-to-rise innovation center of the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority in Davao City will offer more opportunities and skills training programs in the region once it is completed, the agency’s top official assured on Wednesday, Dec. 21.
“TESDA’s ongoing establishment of innovation centers around the country is among the government’s direct responses to the challenges of the 4IR,” he added. essential skills that will help them thrive in the ever-changing work environments of the 4IR,” he said.
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