Learning in actual work environment
Dualtech Center employs individual mentoring beyond academics or training or employment. Students are assigned to tutors who coach them on a one-on-one basis on life-skills and personal and professional development.
Professionals serving in various sectors of industry
Many among over 12,000 graduates have become shop floor leaders in various sectors of industry from fabrication to manufacturing, to metals, to packaging, to electronics and semiconductors, to printing, to aviation maintenance, to automotive, to information technology, to food equipment, etc.
Latest News
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Developing Leaders and Internal Trainers for Organizational Excellence in Central Azucarera de Tarlac
Strong leadership and continuous learning are essential to building high-performing organizations. To support this goal, Dualtech Training Center conducted the…
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Dualtech Hosts PTIC, MECO, and TEEMA Delegation for Filipino Workforce Development
Dualtech Training Center Foundation, Inc. welcomed representatives from the Philippine Trade and Investment Center (PTIC), the Manila Economic and Cultural…
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Dualtech Training Center, Marsman Drysdale Foundation, and Ibiden Philippines Collaborate on CSR Projects in the Davao Region
Dualtech Training Center Foundation, Inc., together with its partners Marsman Drysdale Foundation and Ibiden Philippines, conducted a series of engagements…
What is Dual Training?
A training delivery system that involves two venues of learning: the school and the industry
About Dualtech Center
Dualtech is a private vocational school project established in 1982 that pioneered in adapting the German Dual Training System in the Philippines.
Partner to over 100 Companies
Dualtech Center has more than 100 partner-companies where the students are deployed for their on-the-job training (OJT). Partnership covers various industries in manufacturing and servicing.
Scholarship Policy
Dualtech Center’s scholarship program aims to train scholars for employment. Scholars are accepted based on their desire to find jobs after the scholarship. In this context, “study” is synonymous with “work”. Hence, to work is to study, and vice-versa, right from the first day of training.