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Business > Maritime
'TESDA skills competition needs deeper institutional involvement'
By Genivi Verdejo
Nov 03, 2021 12:08 am

The private sector and experts must be deeply involved in the upskilling to enable graduates of the Tesda Education and Skills Development Authority ( TESDA) to stay competitive and produce world-class manpower.

Dr. Glenn Mark Blasquez, President of ATSMI- Manila, said the TESDA Manila District Skills Competition must be treated with importance, as it presents an opportunity to find the best skilled young people around Manila, amid the pandemic.

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