'Closing the gap between knowledge and skills development'

By The Manila Times

Mar 16, 2023 12:26 am

A COLLEGE library where one can also order a cappuccino or latte and enjoy it while reading a book or studying for the next class. A school restroom open to all persons of any sex or gender. All students use only licensed software in class or at home.

These qualities may set apart CIIT Philippines-College of Arts and Technology from other technical educational institutions and multimedia arts schools, but these barely scratch the surface of what CIIT really is all about.

CIIT Philippines-College of Arts and Technology President Sherwin O presents one of the school’s two Mac Labs outfitted with 31 iMac of the latest models. Each iMac comes with a wireless keyboard, mouse, and drawing tablet and has the full package of Adobe Creative Cloud, Dev C , Python, Toon Boom, and other apps and software that students need for their courses. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

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