Philippine Business for Education (PBEd), the Philippine business community’s response to the need for consensus and sustained advocacy in education reform, will be launching the 1000 Teachers Program this Friday, 25 January 2008 at the Power Plant Mall in Rockwell Center.
The 1,000 Teachers Campaign being pushed by Philippine Business for Education (PBEd) aims to strongly counter the “titser lang” image of our educators despite the essential role they play in molding the minds and hearts of millions of young Filipinos. [PBEd] shall mobilize media to raise the image of the teacher and inspire the best and the brightest students to become teachers through scholarships and allowances made possible by a partnership of the business community with leading teacher training academic institutions.
To learn more about about this initiative to restore the place of our teachers in nation-building, please contact Peter Perfecto (pvperfecto[at]phinma.com.ph). More information regarding the Bato Balani Foundation’s participation in this endeavor is also available through Ching Jorge (chingjorge[at]gmail.com).
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