Edukasyon.ph
reaches out to OFW kids on Senior High
Press Release
March 3, 2016
MAKATI CITY – With
the recent educational shift to K-12, The Commission on Filipinos
Overseas (CFO) featured Edukasyon.ph to help the 27,500 students and
their OFW families in searching for the right Senior High Schools for
their children. Edukasyon.ph is a free website platform that gives
choice, convenience, and advice on education to career options around
the Philippines.
“We understand how difficult
it is for OFW parents to involve themselves in the education planning
of their children especially now that there’s Senior High School (SHS).
Through Edukasyon.ph #SeniorHighDreams component, they will no longer
feel disconnected from their child’s education,” Edukasyon.ph
Executive Officer Linartes Viloria said.
This February, the CFO was
able to circulate a memorandum addressed to the 40 PSO school
principals based in 10 countries (Bahrain, China, East Timor, Greece,
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Libya, Oman, Qatar, and the United
Arab Emirates) with enclosed tutorial kits for teachers on
understanding Edukasyon.ph's services and brochure for students on how
using the website can aid them in their selection of senior high
tracks, career guidance and advising.
Through the Edukasyon.ph
website, parents and students can easily search for senior high ready
schools and senior high offered tracks that are near their home
location. They can also see which tuition fees are within their budget
and what scholarship opportunities the educational institutions are
offering.
“#SeniorHighDreams” is one
of the newest features of Edukasyon.ph which aims to educate the
parents and students about SHS, its tracks and specializations, and
the Voucher Program. Not only that, Edukasyon.ph has comprehensive
information on careers and scholarships.
“Parents will have a
bird’s-eye view on Senior High through Edukasyon.ph. Our job at
Edukasyon.ph is to make sure we bridge the educational information gap
and enable more parents and families to make informed decisions on the
educational investments for their children,” Edukasyon.ph Founder
Henry Motte-Muñoz added.