The Regional Training Center – NCR (RTC-NCR) and the Technological University of the Philippines – Taguig (TUP-Taguig) as part of its active partnership have come together for a special training program geared towards students enrolled in the Bachelor of Technical and Vocational Teachers Education majoring in Information and Communication Technology – Computer Programming, aiming to equip them with valuable competencies in visual design.
The training, spanning 40 hours, was conducted at RTC-NCR’s Visual Design Facility and follows a Night Class schedule, allowing participants to balance their studies and training from February 12 to February 23, 2024 wherein the students delved into various aspects of Adobe Professional in Visual Design, including working in the design industry, optimizing interfaces, and creating digital media.
Participants in this specialized training include both instructors and students enrolled in the Bachelor of Technical and Vocational Teachers Education major in Information and Communication Technology – Computer Programming offering a diverse learning environment enriched by varied perspectives and experiences.
Leading the training is Mr. Demetrio C. Pable Jr., a seasoned instructor with expertise in Visual Graphic Design NC III at RTC-NCR. Under his guidance, participants receive tailored instruction designed to meet their learning needs.
Furthermore, this training serves as a pathway for participants to pursue certifications in Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign, granting them a Visual Design specialty credential at no cost. Such certifications are invaluable assets, opening doors to a wide array of career opportunities in the field of information and communication technology.
The partnership between RTC-NCR and TUP-Taguig signifies a shared commitment to academic and research support, as well as the continuous development of skills among students and educators alike. Through collaborative efforts like this, students gain access to high-quality training and resources, empowering them to succeed in today’s competitive job market.
