Learning systems for poverty and the role of technology in delivering education became the focus of discussion at the Education@theMargins (E@TM): A Global Alliance conference on October 28. The virtual conference brought together experts from the fields of education technology, policy reform, and community development to tackle how to improve instruction and learning for those
PHINMA Education opens SY 22-23 with over 120,000 students, a significant increase from their SY 21-22 count of 95,000. About 61,000 are new students, with 42,000 freshmen. The network, with its mission of making lives better through education, credits its growing population to its learning strategies customized to the needs of the underserved market.
Providing quality education to more than 95,000 students in PH and Indonesia After 18 years of pursuing its mission of making lives better through education, PHINMA Education welcomed over 95,000 students in SY 21-22, resulting in a 79% revenue increase, year-on-year. The organization, made up of ten schools in the Philippines and Indonesia, offers over
PHINMA Education’s Laguna Network, which includes Rizal College of Laguna (PHINMA RCL) and Union College of Laguna (PHINMA UCL), has partnered with local microfinance institution Center for Agriculture and Rural Development Mutually Reinforcing Institutions (CARD MRI) to bring accessible, quality education to underserved students in Laguna and neighboring provinces through its Flex and RAD Learning
PHINMA Education Holdings, Inc. (PEHI), the education services subsidiary of PHINMA Corporation, announced Monday that Union College of Laguna (UCL) has joined its roster as its ninth school in the Philippines. UCL is the second in PHINMA Education’s Laguna network after the acquisition of PHINMA Rizal College of Laguna (PHINMA RCL) last year. “Despite
PHINMA Education Holdings, Inc. (PEHI), the education services subsidiary of PHINMA Corporation, announced Monday that it acquired controlling shares of stock of Rizal College of Laguna, Inc. for P449 million. With this acquisition, its eighth in the Philippines, it has officially entered the Laguna market. “Making quality education accessible to as many underserved students as
PHINMA Education, a fast-growing network of schools in Southeast Asia, partnered with PLDT to provide mobile data and access to learning platforms to students in five schools and universities across the Philippines. “We are pleased to secure this partnership with PLDT Enterprise to help our students navigate education in the new normal,” says PHINMA Education
PHINMA Education, a network of seven schools across the Philippines, is among the first in the country to roll out verifiable digital certificates for its graduates. Last June, 9,195 Senior High School and 3,377 College graduates became eligible for digital diplomas and transcripts of records (TOR) powered by blockchain technology. PHINMA Education partnered with Edufied,
Makati City—PHINMA Education Holdings, Inc. (PEHI), a fast-growing network of schools in the Philippines, welcomed new partners in its mission to provide quality education to underserved youth in Southeast Asia. “Our academic and business model is designed primarily to cater to the needs, challenges, and aspirations of underserved youth. The company brings in partnerships that
PHINMA Saint Jude College recently signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with PHINMA Microtel Hotels. “We are thankful that industry sees its important role towards contributing to quality education. By working with them, we hope to equip our Hotel and Restaurant Management (HRM) students with the skills that industry needs, and make them employable” shared
PHINMA Education once again rides high as PHINMA University of Pangasinan (PHINMA UPang) was ranked Top 9 Best Performing School in the June 2019 National Nursing Licensure Examinations given by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC). PHINMA University of Pangasinan achieved an 87.88% passing rate, as well as produced one of this year’s board topnotchers. Tricia
The Philippine Star by Eva Visperas June 15, 2019 SAN JACINTO, Pangasinan – At 75, this grandpa is the oldest college freshman in a Pangasinan university, but he doesn’t mind, saying that it’s never too late to be educated. Benjamin Naoe, born on March 22, 1944 from Barangay Sta. Maria, went back to school taking