A teacher holds an in-person class for students of Navotas National High School in this photo taken in November 2022. The Department of Education is reviewing its K-12 curriculum as it aims to train more job-ready graduates. (File photo by LYN RILLON / Philippine Daily Inquirer) MANILA, Philippines — The Management Association of the Philippines (MAP) on Monday cited the need to streamline the K-12 curriculum to promote technical and vocational learning even as it proposed the inclusion of microcredentials for students to make them more competitive in the labor market.
https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/1799874/inclusion-of-microcredentials-in-k-12-system-proposed#inquirer
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