Senator Bong Go, through his Malasakit Team, underscored the importance of technical-vocational education to enhance the employability of graduates and contribute to their local communities.
In his message during the graduation ceremony of Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) graduates, Go said: “Sa pamamagitan ng TESDA at iba pang training institutions, marami na po tayong natulungang magkaroon ng hanapbuhay at pagkakataong maiangat ang kanilang buhay.”
During the event held at KCC Veranza Atrium in General Santos City, the 63 scholars of Raphael Alessandri Foundation Academy received shirts, pens, fans, and balls, while others likewise received shoes, a watch, and a phone.
“Huwag kayong titigil sa inyong pangarap dahil ito ay simula pa lang ng mas magandang bukas para sa inyo.”
“Huwag kayong titigil sa inyong pangarap dahil ito ay simula pa lang ng mas magandang bukas para sa inyo,” the veteran legislator added.
The seasoned lawmaker has been consistently advocating for measures that promote accessible and quality learning, including initiatives to institutionalize Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) and livelihood programs for rehabilitated drug dependents.
Republic Act No. 12077, or the Student Loan Payment Moratorium During Disasters and Emergencies Act provides financial relief to students with outstanding loans during calamities.
In addition, the senator co-authored and co-sponsored Republic Act No. 12077, or the Student Loan Payment Moratorium During Disasters and Emergencies Act to provide financial relief to students with outstanding loans during calamities.
He also co-authored and co-sponsored RA 11510, or the Institutionalization of the Alternative Learning System Act, which ensures access to education for out-of-school and disadvantaged youth.
“Ako ang inyong Senator Kuya Bong Go, patuloy na magseserbisyo sa inyong lahat dahil bisyo ko na ang magserbisyo at ako po ay naniniwala na ang serbisyo sa tao ay serbisyo po ‘yan sa Diyos,” Go concluded.
