#ROG Specialist Program Philippines

ASUS' PC gaming arm ROG has launched a new Specialist Program that aims to take on aspiring tech enthusiasts to be immersed in the world of the company's gaming PCs, laptops and peripherals. The new program is open to everyone who wants to know more about the products and impart knowledge as they travel across the country while being taught by the company's experts in as what they call 'the ROG way'. This program is open to everyone, and their only requirement is someone who is able to work with little to no supervision. Samsung also teams up with third-party providers to bring in extra services like classroom management platforms, AI-powered learning tools, and teacher training programs, depending on what the district wants and where. De La Salle University now offers its new program under the Gokongwei College of Engineering, the Bachelor of Science in Manufacturing and Robotics Engineering (BS MRE). The program focuses on robotics, automation, and intelligent manufacturing, preparing students for careers in advanced engineering and emerging technologies. The program, called Coins College Bitcoin Builder, runs for four years and is designed to reward consistency and patience. Under the program, eligible students aged 18 and above who are enrolled in CHED-recognized colleges or TESDA-accredited institutions can enroll through the Coins.ph platform and receive a dedicated Builder Wallet. Read more in our articles including "ROG opens immersive Specialist Program for Tech enthusiasts" and "Samsung brings Samsung for Education Program to PH".