"Kaming nakapasok ng Dualtech ay nanggaling sa mahirap na pamilya. Pagsasaka lang po ang trabaho namin kahit wala kaming sariling lupa.    

Pumunta ako ng Manila para mag-aral sa ibang school. Swerte ako na sarado na yung school kaya yung kapitbahay ng ate ko ang nagsabi na sa Dualtech na daw ako mag aral. 

Bagong lipat lang ang Dualtech nung time namin sa Pasay. Nagkaklase kami sa ilalim ng puno. Pinadala ako sa isang kumpanya at swerte naman dahil napakaganda ng training program. Meron silang school training for 3 months tsaka nila papadala sa production. Napunta ako sa pinakabulok na department. Noong una inisip ko, napaka malas ko kasi dito ako sa bulok na department. Bulok ang mga makina. Hindi ko alam yun palang bulok, nandoon pala ang ginto.  

Reflections on the Year of the Clergy and Consecrated Persons

 “Jesus told his disciples another parable, “The kingdom of heaven can be compared to a man who sowed good seed in his field....”  (Mathew 13:24-30)

Dualtech had sown good seeds that after 35 years of existence the school produced good workers, good company supervisors, good managers and good entrepreneurs who in their own right have made considerable impact in the workplace and at the industries where they settled down.  Every time our alumni gather for the alumni homecoming, it is evident in their faces how their lives have evolved, survived and grew from the day to day grind.

Panasonic awards scholarship to 5 Dualtech trainees as part of its scholarship program in the Philippines marking its 100th anniversary.    

Dualtech scholars from Laguna, Ilocos Sur, and Romblon received scholarship during the 2018 Panasonic Scholarship Award Ceremony for Vocational Category held at Panasonic Auditorium, Taytay Rizal. They are among 41 scholars who are selected by Panasonic scholarship committee from various institutions.    

Thirty five years after Dualtech was founded and thirty years since the first graduates of Dualtech’s two-year Electromechanics course completed their studies, the Dualtech alumni association organized a summit of entrepreneurs among its members who are engaged in technology-based services.

There were 14 exhibitors (all Dualtech graduates turned business owners) who came; about 10 other business owners attended (although they did not present), another 10 managers (also alumni) of various companies and roughly 20 graduates (who plan to put up their own business in the future) all went the rounds of various displayed technologies.

To encourage more students to consider technical vocational career, TESDA featured two Dualtech graduates who shared their humble stories and professional success. TESDA will use their narratives in promotional materials.

Ms. Joyce Dyan Tee, Education Unit Head of Metrobank Foundation, represented GT Foundation during the Commencement Exercises held at Dualtech which highlighted the support given by the foundation to 150 Dualtech scholars.

GT Foundation is a non-stock, non-profit organization of the founder of Metrobank, Chairman George Ty, and his family. The foundation helps in the sector of health, education, environment, and livelihood as its main advocacy for the good of the country. Dr. Ty and his family wants the foundation to assist underprivileged communities by providing the opportunities to a sustainable and decent living.