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Training Center-Bulacan
In accordance with the Arrangement on the Project for Establishment of the Korea – Philippines IT Training Center between the Government of the Republic of Korea and the Government of the Republic of the Philippines signed on June 3, 2003, the Project was initiated upon signing of the Record of Discussion last May 26, 2004.
This center was officially inaugurated by Honorable Jong-Ki, Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to the Philippine, Honorable Josefina Mendoza-Dela Cruz, Governor, Province of Bulacan and Honorable Santiago Mercado Yabut Jr., Deputy Director General, TESDA on February 21, 2006.
The Training center offers registered programs with TESDA under UTPRAS with curriculum emphasis on Tourism, language and vocational and technical training education. The programs include Technical Drafting NC II, Web Development NC III, English Language Training Korean Language and Culture and other qualifications.
Headed by its Administrator, Kathrine R. Angeles and staffs both on instructional and administrative units, KorPhil – Bulacan, has maintained a respectable reputation as a result oriented, responsible and self-sustaining institute synergizing towards the goal of individual empowerment.
KorPhil – Bulacan commits itself to willingness and dedication of work personnel to carry out its programs, services and activities, with the primary goal of achieving partnership with the government and private institutions.
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TESDA KorPhil facilitated 1-day seminar on Introduction to Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) Training
TESDA KorPhil facilitated 1-day seminar on Introduction to Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) Training
In a continued effort to elevate cybersecurity awareness and skills, TESDA Korea-Philippines Information Technology Training Center, in partnership with CyberQ Group, successfully conducted a 1-day seminar on "Introduction to Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT)" last September 30, 2025. The event was led by Center Administrator Ms. Kathrine R. Angeles and facilitated by Mr. Vishvas Nayi, Chief Solutions Architect of CyberQ Group UK.
The seminar brought together key representatives from TESDA KorPhil-Bulacan's academic and association partners from DICT Region 3 , Bulacan State University (Main and Sarmiento Campuses), NU Baliwag, DOST Bulacan – PSTO Bulacan, the Association of Tvet Educators and Assessors in Bulacan, and TESDA Bulacan.
The training aimed to equip participants with a solid understanding of how to professionally harness OSINT tools and techniques. Key learning outcomes included applying the five pillars of intelligence gathering—Direction, Collection, Processing, Analysis, and Dissemination—to cybersecurity investigations, developing advanced data-gathering methods, and building analytical frameworks to assess information credibility and transform raw data into actionable intelligence.
TESDA KorPhil Bulacan and Soros Services, Inc. Forge Partnership to Shape Future-Ready TVET Workforce
TESDA KorPhil Bulacan and Soros Services, Inc. Forge Partnership to Shape Future-Ready TVET Workforce
Marking a significant step toward future-ready skills in Technical-Vocational Education and Training (TVET), TESDA Korea-Philippines Information Technology Training Center (KorPhil Bulacan) and Soros Services, Inc. formalized their partnership on September 15, 2025, through a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) signing. The event gathered key leaders including TESDA Region III Regional Director RD Baron Jose L. Lagran, TESDA Bulacan Acting Provincial Director APD Neil G. Santioque, TESDA KorPhil Bulacan Center Administrator Ms. Kathrine R. Angeles, Soros Services, Inc. President and CEO Mr. John Patrick J. Lita, and Co-Founder Mr. Victor Aliwalas. Supported by CyberQ Group and Monarch Cyber Solutions, the collaboration reflects a shared commitment to workforce development and technological readiness in the region.
The partnership emphasized the importance of strong linkages between industry and training institutions to ensure TESDA programs remain aligned with emerging industry needs. Both parties reaffirmed their dedication to innovation, institutional capacity-building, and creating more opportunities for learners and trainers such as knowledge-sharing, skills enhancement, and future collaborative initiatives that will benefit not only TESDA KorPhil Bulacan but also the wider community.
TESDA KorPhil Bulacan Leads Cybersecurity Training to Strengthen Digital Resilience in TVET Institutions
TESDA KorPhil Bulacan Leads Cybersecurity Training to Strengthen Digital Resilience in TVET Institutions
In today’s digital age where cyber threats evolve by the day, how can institutions stay secure and prepared for the future? From August 11 to 15, 2025, TESDA KorPhil IT Training Center Bulacan, under the leadership of Center Administrator Ms. Kathrine R. Angeles, answered this challenge by spearheading a 5-day Training of Trainers on Cyber Threat Mitigation—made possible through the strong support of CyberQ Group and Monarch Cyber Solutions.
Facilitated by cybersecurity expert Mr. John Patrick J. Lita, the program trained Information Technology focal persons from various TESDA institutions in Region III—key personnel in safeguarding digital infrastructure and ensuring cybersecurity resilience.
Through interactive lectures, simulations, and hands-on activities, participants gained deeper knowledge and practical skills for effective threat mitigation. Their feedback highlighted the training’s technical depth, relevance, and value. TESDA KPITTC Bulacan continues to invest in its people, leading the way in cybersecurity preparedness and promoting safe and secure learning environments.
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