by J Darell Sapin | Apr 3, 2014 | News, Resources
(Manila, Philippines, March 10, 2014) — Planning to get into culinary school but fear that the costs are too high? You are not alone. Many aspiring chefs are having second thoughts of enrolling in a culinary degree because of the expenses. But as more precise...
by J Darell Sapin | Apr 3, 2014 | News, Resources
Do you like the feeling of being able to whip up something delicious in the kitchen? Do you delight in the feeling of feeding your family and friends with a deletable dish? If this is exactly how you feel, then you’ve probably considered taking up the culinary arts....
by J Darell Sapin | Mar 12, 2014 | News, Resources
Gilario Gloria Jr. and his wife Agnes may not have high-paying jobs but they sure know where to invest. The couple, who owns a simple sari-sari store, is investing heavily on education so that they can secure a bright future for their three children. Because it is the...
by J Darell Sapin | Mar 12, 2014 | News, Resources
(Manila, Philippines, March 12, 2014) — After typhoon Yolanda ravaged Tacloban, Leyte, and various parts of Visayas in November 2013, 4 million people were forced to flee from their hometowns, leaving behind their properties and livelihood. Still, many others remained...
by J Darell Sapin | Mar 12, 2014 | News, Resources
A scholarship not only provides access to education, but also enables the potential of the scholar. Jeffrey Noarin, a junior Education student at Tarlac State University, believes his decision to pursue college set him off to an entirely different journey, one he...
by J Darell Sapin | Mar 12, 2014 | News, Resources
Nineteen-year-old Vernadeth “Verna” Palma thought her life can’t possibly be an inspiration to anyone. “I’m just like any other college student with a desire to graduate and help my family,” she said. But as she recounted her journey to stepping to college, she...
