Starting in 2024, employees of National Government Agencies (NGAs) will see a series of salary increases, applied retroactively from January 1. This adjustment ensures that all government employees receive back pay to match the new salary rates, with further annual increases planned through 2027 to enhance financial stability for public servants.
The Commission on Audit reported that DepEd completed only 192 classrooms in 2023, well below the target of 6,379. New DepEd Secretary Sonny Angara has pledged to address delays and overhaul the system to improve project implementation and ensure students have better learning environments.
The Department of Education is set to release a PHP 26.9 billion salary increase for public school teachers and staff in September 2024, as part of an initiative to recognize and support the educational sector’s vital workforce.
DepEd plans to restore one-hour classes in Philippine schools to ease teacher workload and improve education quality, says Sec. Angara.
The Department of Education (DepEd) has requested an additional P61.74 billion for its 2025 budget to enhance educational infrastructure and resources. This increase aims to support new classroom constructions, improve learning materials, and expand human resource programs, ensuring better educational outcomes across the Philippines.
With the release of Executive Order (EO) No. 64, s. 2024, government employees will start receiving their salary increases this …
The 2023 COA audit reveals significant shortcomings in the Department of Education under VP Sara Duterte’s leadership, highlighting failures in meeting educational targets, mismanagement of funds, and issues in procurement processes.
Starting next year, school personnel, including teachers and staff, will benefit from a P10k annual allowance, thanks to the new Kabalikat sa Pagtuturo Act.
The issue of teachers mismatch has become a pressing concern in the Philippines, drawing attention from education groups and government …
Discover how the Department of Education is enhancing learning access with a P581 million investment in tablets for high school students in alternative programs and disaster-prone areas. Learn more about the targeted support for OHSP and ALS learners.