APEG, TUP-Manila and Don Bosco Engage CHED on Collaborative Education Initiative

Representatives from the Asia Pacific Education Group (APEG), the Technological University of the Philippines–Manila (TUP-Manila) and Don Bosco Technical College met the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) to begin discussions on a potential academic partnership. The main objective was to explore collaborative opportunities while ensuring strict adherence to CHED’s regulatory requirements.

The proposed partnership aims to foster closer collaboration between the institutions, aligning their strategic goals with the established frameworks of the Philippine higher education sector — crucial for securing CHED’s approval and ensuring the partnership’s sustainability and success.

The anticipated collaboration between APEG, TUP-Manila and Don Bosco Technical College could significantly raise the quality of higher education and vocational training in the Philippines. It seeks to establish a comprehensive pathway for students, offering internationally recognised qualifications while upholding the rigorous standards required for educational excellence.

From left: President Reynaldo P. Ramos of TUP-Manila, Fr. Jun Inocencio, SDB, of Don Bosco, President Terry O’Hanlon-Rose of APEG, and officials of the Commission on Higher Education (CHED).
From left: President Reynaldo P. Ramos of TUP-Manila, Fr. Jun Inocencio, SDB, of Don Bosco, President Terry O’Hanlon-Rose of APEG, and officials of the Commission on Higher Education (CHED).
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