Alden Richards promotes ‘educational continuity’
This is a difficult period and there are a lot of uncertainties but learning must not stop
Alden Richards backs educational continuity amid distanced learning.
For Alden, learning must not stop under any circumstances. Being exposed to the professional world at a young age to support his family, he relates well to the importance of pursuing education despite trying times, especially with the ongoing pandemic.
“This is a difficult period and there are a lot of uncertainties but learning must not stop,” stressed the actor and TV host.
Despite not being able to finish his Business Management degree in De La Salle Canlubang, Alden continues to be a catalyst of quality education through his influence on the youth.
He has put to good use his power to influence by signing as AMA University Colleges newest ambassador.
The actor spearheads the campaign of delivering quality education with AMA’s shift to full online setup starting this June in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
“Now, students with AMA University and Colleges can continue their studies while staying healthy and safe at home with their families,” he shared.
Continuous learning has been possible for AMA even before the pandemic because of its Blended Learning and full-online learning setups.
Students pursuing blended learning experience a mix of classroom-based classes and online modules. Meanwhile, full-online learning will be administered until the quarantine is fully lifted.
The AMA Education System offers senior high school and degree programs in Business, Communication, Engineering, Medicine, Nursing, Allied Health Programs and Information
Technology.