OZAMIZ CITY, Misamis Occidental (PIA) --  Fostering progress and development, the Padayon Asenso Administration, led by Ozamiz City Mayor Atty. Henry F. Oaminal Jr., has prioritized technical and vocational courses as a cornerstone for the city's growth.

With an unwavering commitment to enhancing the skills of its workforce, Ozamiz City is set to elevate the proficiency of local food industry workers through a groundbreaking ordinance that mandates local food establishments to undergo competency and assessment courses facilitated by the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA).

The aim is to not only enrich but also professionalize the knowledge base of food industry workers within the city.

The administration's dedication extends beyond legislation. To further fortify the educational landscape, Ozamiz City Institute of Technology is being equipped with cutting-edge tools and equipment, ensuring students have the resources needed to excel in their studies.

All technical and vocational courses that the institute offers are free to Ozamiznons under the supervision of the local government. Oaminal envisions a skilled and empowered workforce driving a globally competitive Ozamiz.

The commitment to technical and vocational education reflects not only local aspirations but also the ambition to showcase Ozamiz as a city with a workforce capable of making a mark on the world stage.

The Ozamiz City Institute of Technology, functioning under the local government's umbrella, stands as a beacon of opportunity for residents, fostering a culture of continuous learning and growth.

As the city paves the way for a brighter future, it is not just about professional development; it's a testament to the collective determination to uplift the community and project the image of Ozamiz as a city with boundless potential, making strides on the global map through technical and vocational education. (Ozamiz LGU/PIA-10/Misamis Occidental)