THE Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (Tesda) on Thursday unveiled a new training center at the Philippines-Korea Technological and Cooperation Center office in Taguig City that offers to teach higher levels of digital arts and automation.
Joel Villanueva, Tesda director general, said the new training hub will help boost the country’s capacity to upgrade the skills of Filipino trainers and industry workers.
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