Courses will be offered to former rebels and the unemployed through the aid of the military, says an official of the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority.
TESDA Regional IX Director Dan Navarro proposed a tie-up with the Western Mindanao Command as it plans to offer courses to assist former rebels and the unemployed.
“The program should not end with the training but with the employment to prevent radicalism and exploitation of the vulnerable,” said Lt. General Cirilito E. Sobejana in a meeting with Director Navarro held in Camp Navarro, this city at around 10am on December 12.
“This collaboration is a win-win solution to the perennial issue affecting security and stability in Mindanao.
We are confident that more of these peace initiatives will materialize for the cessation of armed conflicts and hostilities in this part of the country,” the commander added.
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