5 TVET Structure in the Philippines

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The formal TVET system in the Philippines is aimed at __ education and training opportunities for employment.

providing

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The non-formal TVET programmes are offered by TESDA, local government units (LGUs), and __.

non-governmental organizations (NGOs)

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The __ Education Act (10647) institutionalizes a Ladderized Education Program.

Ladderized

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The Philippine Green Jobs Act (10771) promotes the creation of _ that contribute to preserving the quality of the environment.

green jobs

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The key objective of the Philippine Qualifications Framework (PQF) Act is to describe the levels of educational __.

qualifications

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RA 10931( provides __ tuition in state and local universities and colleges.

free

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The authority responsible for TVET at the state level is the __.

Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA)

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TESDA's goal is to be the transformational leader in the technical education and skills development of the __ workforce.

Filipino

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The majority of the TESDA Board members, 14 out of 22, come from the __ sector.

private

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Financing TVET in the Philippines comes from the National Government and contributions from __.

Industry/Employers

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The Law that established the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) is RA __.

7722

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The TESDA Act, signed in 1994, legalizes the implementation of __ education.

Technical-Vocational

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The term for the education structure that allows TVET graduates to proceed to college without repeating is __ Education Program (LEP).

Ladderized

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The Philippine __ Act (10771) mandates coordination with agencies for a National Green Jobs Human Resource Development Plan.

Green Jobs

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One objective of the Universal Access to Quality Tertiary Education Act is to establish the __ Education Subsidy.

Tertiary

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The Technical Education and Skills Development Authority serves to manage and supervise the __ of the Philippines.

Technical Education and Skills Development (TESD)

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Community-based training programs are specifically designed to answer the needs for skills training in the __.

community

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A potential clientele of TVET includes primarily high school graduates and __ school leavers.

secondary

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The Ladderized Education Act was entered into force in the year __.

2014

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The Green Jobs Act was enacted in __.

2016

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The Philippine Qualifications Framework Act was enacted in __.

2017

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The TVET delivery mode that includes short duration training undertaken in TESDA Regional and Provincial Training Centers is called __.

center-based

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The TVET delivery mode that includes training programs like apprenticeship and dual training within firms/industries is __.

enterprise-based programs

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Trainers in existentialism act as __ who guide students in determining their own objectives.

facilitators

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In essentialism, teachers are considered as __ who make all decisions related to the students.

administrators

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In pragmatism, teaching methods focus on hands-on __ solving and real-life experiences.

problem

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Reconstructionism emphasizes hands-on activities outside the __ of the classroom.

four walls

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The typical progression from Grade I shows that out of 100 pupils, only __ will graduate from Grade 6.

66

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Of the 43 high school graduates, __ will enroll in first-year college.

23

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The standard governing body for TVET policy-making in the Philippines comprises __ members.

22

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TVET programs in schools have a varying duration of at least a year but not exceeding _.

three years

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TESDA is responsible for the supervision of formal TVET delivery including __ education.

Technical-Vocational

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TVET institutions in the Philippines include both public and __ providers.

private

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The Department of __ and Development also contributes to funding TVET initiatives.

Agriculture

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Vocational education should align with various systems such as economic, political, social, labor, and __.

moral

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The employers contribute through funding __, training programs and offering allowances to trainees.

apprenticeships

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Under the TVET system, the skills training needs are addressed for those already in the __ market.

labor

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The overarching objective of TVET in the Philippines is to ensure national development through accelerated __ development.

human capital

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The highest policy-making body for TVET is the __.

BOARD

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The responsibilities of the TESDA Secretariat include the development and implementation of __.

policies

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The typical progression report shows that 10 high school graduates get __ education.

tech-voc

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A significant percentage of TVET providers in the Philippines are __ institutions.

private

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The law that enables free education at state-run TVET institutions is the __ Access to Quality Tertiary Education Act. 10931

Universal

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The 2016 act that establishes funding opportunities for education is the __ Education Subsidy.

Tertiary

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RA 10647 aims to facilitate an accreditation system between technical vocational institutions and __ education institutions.

higher

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TVET addresses the skills training needs of __ workers who may need to upgrade competencies.

employed

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A major challenge identified in the TVET market is the need for alignment with the demands of the __ market.

labor

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Republic Act (RA) 7796 is also known as the ____ Act, which legalizes the implementation of Technical-Vocational education.

TESDA

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The Ladderized Education Act that facilitates an accreditation system between technical vocational institutions and higher education institutions is officially known as Republic Act (RA)___

10647

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RA 10647 aims to create a ____ education system between technical vocational education and training and higher education.

seamless

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The Philippine Green Jobs Act that mandates coordination for a National Green Jobs Human Resource Development Plan is Republic Act (RA) ____

10771

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The Philippine Qualifications Framework (PQF) Act, which describes levels of educational qualifications, is Republic Act (RA) _____

10968

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The Universal Access to Quality Tertiary Education Act, providing free tuition in state universities and colleges, is also known as Republic Act (RA) ___

10931

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The key mandate of TESDA is to provide direction, policies, programs, and standards for ____.

technical education and skills development