The Techtons: Home Again at Dualtech

Dualtech Training Center brought together its alumni from different batches for a Get-Together themed “Home Again at Dualtech,” celebrating the enduring bond between the institution and its graduates. The gathering also introduced THE TECHTONS, a collective identity that represents Dualtech alumni as a community united by their shared training, experiences, and commitment to making a difference in their respective workplaces and communities.
The event provided an opportunity for graduates to reconnect, share experiences, and learn about updates on the institution’s programs and initiatives.

The gathering began with a Holy Mass, followed by fellowship and a Kumustahan session where alumni reconnected with former classmates and teachers. Dualtech also presented updates on its programs, highlighting opportunities for alumni to remain involved and support future scholars.Mr. Bryan M. Landicho, a Dualtech alumnus and Marubeni Scholarship Foundation, Inc. scholar, shared how his training at Dualtech helped shape his career. Now a trainer and assessor at the TESDA Women’s Center, he encouraged fellow alumni to share their knowledge, time, and resources to support incoming trainees.In his closing remarks, Engr. Jerry Webb E. Muhi, President and Executive Director of Dualtech, encouraged alumni to stay connected, promote Dualtech’s programs in their communities and workplaces, and help reach more aspiring scholars.

The gathering reaffirmed the lasting connection between Dualtech and its graduates. As THE TECHTONS, alumni carry forward the knowledge, values, and experiences gained at Dualtech, contributing to their respective industries and communities while helping open opportunities for the next generation of trainees.