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Aboitiz Economic Estates and Batangas State University Advance Workforce Sustainability With First Industry Based Microcredential Graduates
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AI-generatedThis initiative reflects a growing trend of public-private partnerships in workforce development, particularly in emerging economies. By integrating industry-specific training into higher education, such programs aim to address skills gaps and enhance labor market efficiency, which can boost foreign direct investment and industrial competitiveness.
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- Aboitiz Economic Estates and Batangas State University launched the Industry Microcredential Programme.
- First cohort of 21 professionals graduated in Data Management from LIMA Estate locators.
- LIMA Estate is the largest privately-owned industrial estate in the Philippines, spanning 1,100 hectares.
- The estate supports nearly 200 investors and over 75,000 jobs.
- Partnership aims to align education with industry needs to foster workforce development and investor confidence.
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