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Philippine President Marcos Advocates for Industry-Linked Education to Bridge Skills Gap

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. emphasizes partnership between education and industry to address labor market skills mismatch in the Philippines.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has called for stronger collaboration between educational institutions and industries to address the persistent mismatch between the skills taught in schools and those demanded by employers. In his recent statements, Marcos highlighted the importance of adapting the education system to the evolving needs of the labor market to ensure graduates are workforce-ready and can contribute effectively to economic development. This industry-linked education approach seeks to align curricula with practical and technological skills needed in key sectors, aiming to reduce unemployment and underemployment among Filipino youths. The initiative underscores the government’s commitment to modernizing the education system and supporting sustainable growth through a skilled and adaptable labor force.


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