Governor Nina Ynares attends SEARCHEd I event in Antipolo City

By Lily Gut Governor Nina Ynares of Rizal and one of the representative of Zhejiang College of Construction (ZCC) in China during SEARCHEd I...

By Lily Gut

Governor Nina Ynares of Rizal and one of the representative of Zhejiang College of Construction (ZCC) in China during SEARCHEd I event in Antipolo City. (Photo from Nina Ynares/FACEBOOK)

ANTIPOLO CITY - Governor Nina Ynares of Rizal recently attended Scholars, Employers, and Affiliates Revitalized Conversations for Higher Education (SEARCHEd I) events to congratulate city students who are prepared to start their student internship program in construction Host Training Establishments (HTEs).

SEARCHEd I has been launched by the Antipolo Institute of Technology (AiTECH) in collaboration with the Zhejiang College of Construction (ZCC) in China to provide students with relevant chances for global learning and exchange.



In her message, the governor expressed her gratitude to AiTECH and ZCC for organizing SEARCHEd I, emphasizing the importance of international learning experiences in shaping the future of the students.

She also highlighted the potential benefits that the student internship program in HTEs can bring to the students' career development and overall growth.

The event sought to improve students' construction abilities and knowledge, preparing them for successful careers in the industry.

Governor Ynares praised AiTECH and ZCC's efforts, emphasizing the importance of such collaborations in enhancing educational excellence and global competitiveness.

According to AiTECH, through this event, the student internship program between AiTECH and ZCC will be further improved, which aims to further extend the association, interaction, knowledge sharing, and collaboration.

The student internship program will provide students with valuable hands-on experience and the opportunity to apply their theoretical knowledge to real-world construction projects.

This collaboration will not only enhance their skills but also increase their chances of securing successful careers in the industry.