The program was launched to broaden Binance’s Web 3.0 educational efforts and to boost fundamental understandings of blockchain technology in the Philippines.
DOST is encouraging researchers and scientists to submit their proposals for 2025 via the DOST Project Management Information System from May 1 to May 31, 2023.
While the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) is eyeing short-course training programs for cybersecurity experts and software engineers, Sen. Sherwin Gatchalian said developing talent for cybersecurity should start from basic education.
The teams from De La Salle University and the University of the East-Caloocan won top spot in this year's national round and will represent the Philippines in the upcoming Asia-Pacific and Global Finals Rounds next year.
Since 2017, the DOST has featured the innovativeness of the youth by giving out grants to promising students as well as giving them a platform to present their research and accomplishments.
The S2S Academy offers free online learning courses on soft skills and confidence-building to help young Filipinos gain the skills needed to get a job.
Featuring a variety of career specializations that go beyond the popular fields, the guidebook aims to develop a culture of science and technology among the youth, promote STEM education, and popularize careers that are unfamiliar to many.
Edutech company Instructure, the maker of the Canvas learning management system (LMS) used by top schools in the Philippines, held an online press briefing last Nov.17 to discuss the future of education in the country.
Tech giant Microsoft has recently expanded the capabilities of its Reading Progress tool to include the Filipino language, which is now available to the 27 million students and 950,000 teachers within the Department of Education’s (DepEd) nationwide system.
Team HACKRR from the National University in Laguna recently won in Microsoft’s Imagine Cup Junior (ICJ) AI for Good Challenge 2022, where several teams of junior and senior high school students from across the Philippines participated to develop solutions for real-world challenges.
