“The way our educational system works counteracts with what our industries need. It is vital to bring together these facets to hone leaders that take action to what our transforming society needs at present.”
So said Vanessa Tanco, chief executive officer of iAcademy, and added that the Philippines should have the kind of edu-cation that is at par or beyond world-class standards to become globally competitive in time of the Asean economic inte-gration by 2015.
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