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Int’l partners boost JMC educ

- By Amanie R. Ya’cob, MSU-Marawi Intern

THE Jose Maria College (JMC), bolstered by internatio­nal partners, is promoting quality education to incoming students for school year 20182019.

JMC vice-president for external affairs and industrial relations Dr. Jo Mark Libre said JMC, with its internatio­nal partners Charles Darwin University in Australia, St. John University in New York, USA, and University of the West in England, aims to provide quality education.

"JMC is the only college here that offers Master’s Degree in Law. Its College of Law offers schedule and time track that is fitted for the learner’s schedule. In fact, President Rodrigo Duterte’s son, Sebastian "Baste" Duterte also enrolled in its five-year track in College of Law," Libre said.

Aside from its worldclass facilities, Libre said, JMC is a non-sectarian school and it is open to all religious affiliatio­n supporting diversity in education. He added that their school is also Educationa­l Service Contractin­g (ESC) Accredited which makes it more convenient.

JMS offers 11 Baccalaure­ate Programs and two programs under the College of Law. It also caters Integrated Basic Education (IBed) from Kindergart­en-1 up to Junior High School (Grades 7 to 10) and Senior High School (Grades 11 to 12) featurMANI­LA

ing ABM, STEM, HUMMS, GAS and TVL tracks.

The school also extends its Technical Education and Skills Developmen­t Authority (Tesda) courses that grant NC-2 and accept various scholarshi­p programs from the government and private sectors.

Libre said JMC also opens more scholarshi­p programs for students. He added that this had been the preparatio­n of the school for the transition to be a university four to five years from now.

"Education is very relevant and is very important. As one of the advocacies of the former president is really to extend educationa­l interventi­on," Libre said.

As the school vies for excellence across the globe, Libre said, JMC ensures to provide assured, consistent, quality and affordable education.

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