With rising prices, two additional years of basic education for average Filipino families are already a burden. Poor Filipinos hope for swift action from government. Read this in-depth piece by Bonz Magsambol.
MANILA, Philippines – When Mark graduated from senior high school in 2018, he had hoped he would be able to get a job so he could help his parents with their finances. After all, this was the promise of K to 12: to make senior high school graduates employable by the time they finish Grade 12.
Mark, who took the Accountancy, Business, and Management strand, recounted that when they were doing their internship in a company during his SHS, their supervisor told them that when they finish college and get their diploma, they should consider applying with the company.So, ako, ha? Akala ko ba puwede na kami ma-hire. Kasi ‘yung mga companies, di sila nag-adjust sa dhe said.
“Nagsayang lang ng dalawang taon. Sa part ko, ngayon na nakagraduate na ako ng college, so ako parang, ‘yung market para sa talent sobrang competitive. Tapos na-delay kami ng two years, samantalang ‘yung ibang graduate na hindi nag-K to 12, nag-accumulate na sila ng skills,”In a TV interview on November 9, PBEd president Dr. Chito B. Salazar said that another barrier for SHS graduates in landing a job is the “diploma mentality” of Filipinos.Pangarap talaga ‘yan ng mga pamilya.
“There have also been lengthy discussions on the continuation and viability of the K-12 school system. We are giving this a careful review, and all necessary inputs and points of view are now being considered,” the President said.
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