Task Force on Education Wants Mandatory Five Years of College
If you find four years in college long, wait until the proposal of PTFE or Presidential Task Force on Education that aims to put five-year college mandatory in all major course in the country.
The act is part of the task force’s mission to reform the Philippines’ education system.
As of this writing, there are numerous groups that already expressed disagreement with the mandatory five years of college proposal; among these is the Alliance of Concerned Teachers. According to its national chairperson Antonio Tinio, there is no guarantee that extending the years of college into will raise the quality of Filipino graduates.
This Philippine News entitled Task Force on Education Wants Mandatory Five Years of College and is labeled with the following Tags: alliance of concerned teachers, education, five years mandatory, ptfe and was published on Dec 24, 2008 in Academics, Philippine News
On Dec 27, 2008, Pump said:
Why not just add two years of pre-tertiary schooling? That way, we reach twelve years of mandatory education.
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On Dec 28, 2008, Marcelli said:
Paraan lang ng gobyerno ‘yan para makapamulsa.
Kung totoong may pakialam sila sa sistema ng edukasyon sa bansa ay dapat gawin na nilang libre ang pinaplano nilang 5th year. AT THE VERY LEAST iyon ang ilibre nila.
EDUKASYON: KARAPATAN NG MAMAMAYAN!
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