By Leilanie G. Adriano
Staff reporter
LAOAG CITY—The Department of
Education in Ilocos Norte said they need more professionals to fill in job
vacancies for senior high school (SHS) this school year.
According to schools division
superintendent Vilma Eda, there specialized subjects in SHS which they need to
fill up. Among these include technical vocational, Filipino, English, social studies,
and music, arts, physical education and health (MAPEH) among others.
“We ask our college graduates
even those who do not have license yet to file their applications as we need
more teachers for senior high program,” said Ms. Eda as she urged interested applicants
to go the Ilocos Norte Schools Division Office in Laoag City to file their
applications.
Like in various parts of the country,
Ilocos Norte is also facing the same challenge of filling up teaching positions
for various tracks.
Out of the 1.517 million
students enrolled in Grade 11, DepEd records show majority or 60.27 percent
signed up in the academic track; while 39.15 percent enlisted in the
technical-vocational-livelihood track.
Under the Enhanced Basic
Education Act of 2013, DepEd can hire graduates of science, mathematics,
engineering, music and other degree courses to teach specialized subjects in
elementary and secondary education schools with shortages in qualified
applicants who have passed the licensure exam for teachers.
According to Ms. Eda, they
have received previous applications but these are not enough yet.
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