STATE skills training agency Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (Tesda) will soon introduce new courses to get the youth explore a career in high-tech farming.
Tesda Director General Joel Villanueva over the weekend said the Tesda board has approved the prioritization of seven qualification titles for the development of Training Regulations in agricultural and fishery mechanization.
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