2839, otherwise known as the Free ICT College Education Act, to provide free ICT courses to all deserving graduates of public high schools. If enacted, the proposed law will require all state colleges and universities to develop two-year ICT courses. Under the SB 2839, school authorities will be sanctioned for refusing to admit qualified students for the free ICT college education. Read more in our articles including "Sen. Santiago Authors Free ICT College Education Act" and "DICT, Telcos deploy free WiFi in Quake-Hit Areas".
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Jun 26, 20262839, otherwise known as the Free ICT College Education Act, to provide free ICT courses to all deserving graduates of public high schools. If enacted, the proposed law will require all state colleges and universities to develop two-year ICT courses.
Under the SB 2839, school authorities will be sanctioned for refusing to admit qualified students for the free ICT college education.
Our coverage of Free ICT College Education Act includes: "Sen. Santiago Authors Free ICT College Education Act"; "DICT, Telcos deploy free WiFi in Quake-Hit Areas"; "Senate passes FOI Bill (Freedom of Information Act, SB 1432)". Each article provides unique insights and information.