A total of 2,900 residents and fishermen affected by the recent oil spill incident in Oriental Mindoro will undergo various skills training programs, the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) announced.
A total of 2,900 residents and fishermen affected by the recent oil spill incident in Oriental Mindoro will undergo various skills training programs, the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority announced.
TESDA will provide training programs which include: Oil Spill Response Training; Meat and Fish Processing; Bread Making; Hog Raising; Dressmaking; Service Motorcycle Small Engine System; Small Engine Repair; Pastry Making; and Sugar Concentration, among others.
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