Since the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) lowered the CPD requirements to just 15 units which took effect on March 1, 2019, professionals around the country had an easier time renewing their licenses. However, if you’re a professional who’s not practicing…
Some years ago, a kid went viral for studying under the light of a lamp outside a McDonald’s outlet. His diligence was admired by many netizens who felt that he would surely have a brighter future ahead of him because…
It is a sad reality in the Philippines that there are actually a lot of older siblings who have to quit school so they can find a job to support the family. Many of them end up not completing a…
Commission on Higher Education (CHED) recently announced its plan to review the K to 12 transition program, citing a ‘defective system’. CHED Chairman J. Prospero De Vera III revealed that programs under the K to 12 Transition Project Management Unit…
Life might be hard for single mom Nanita Ronquillo but this strong woman proved that a mom would do anything and everything so her children could achieve their dreams! Photo credit: GMA Public Affairs / YouTube A single mom, Nanay…
The Commission on Elections (COMELEC) announced on Thursday that teachers serving as poll workers will receive tax-free honoraria. Moreover, unlike in previous years, they will be paid in cash instead of through cash cards. General elections in the Philippines happen…
It is sad how poverty pushed one kid to quit school so he could take care of his ailing mom who could no longer stand up on her own for a long time because her kidney collapsed. Sadly, her heart…
Millions of people across the world, even in the Philippines, are spending a lot of time in online games like DOTA and Mobile Legends. These games, particularly DOTA, have become so popular that world championships are being held! Amazingly, The…
Everyone knows how difficult it can be to become a lawyer or a doctor. In fact, the passing rates for the exams to become a lawyer or doctor are quite low; that means that many graduates take the tests yet…
Schools are supposed to be a safe haven for students, with teachers and other school staff being their second parents. But it seems that this has changed in recent years, with a number of teachers and principals getting involved in…