The Philippines will hire additional teachers to equip and empower DepEd schools across the country. ManilaBulletin
In an ambush interview following the celebration of National Women’s Month at the Quezon City Police District, Duterte once again expressed DepEd's plan to hire more teachers.
Apart from hiring additional educators, DepEd is also eyeing to utilize technology to train and equip all of its teaching and non-teaching personnel.
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