K 12 program
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The document discusses the K-12 education program implemented in the Philippines. It aims to enhance the quality of basic education by adding two more years of senior high school. This is intended to better prepare students for employment or college. It will allow students more time to study lessons and acquire certifications and skills that will make them more employable and competitive globally. However, implementing the program also presents challenges like increased costs for parents and the education system. Overall, it is believed the benefits of a better educated workforce will outweigh the short term sacrifices needed to transition to the new K-12 program.
K 12 program
- 3. Once graduated from SHS, studentsFunding opt to can already work Parents have to pay more to suppor their child’s education Increase in drop-out rate Effectiveness Learner-centered Curriculum Certificates of Competency Employability of (COCs) and National Graduates Certifications (NCs) Companies would not hire fresh high school graduates Full-time basis Research College Institutions Short Course Offerings No freshmen on year 2016 23% increase in budget Budget for education
- 4. More time to study lessons than cramming them in a 10year curriculum Improve country’s labor force Considered professionals abroad and become more globally competitive
- 5. Better Quality Education Enhancement of Skills Proffesionals Job Opportunities Additional Income
- 6. A little bit of suffering and sacrifice now, will be worth it in the long run.
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