HS seniors encouraged to take up technology

TAYTAY, Rizal — Presidential Adviser for Children’s Affairs Jamby Abad Santos Madrigal, addressing high school seniors here, encouraged them to become entrepreneurs or take up vocational and technical courses, working patiently to become the best in their chosen fields.

The Palace adviser said every Filipino student has a chance to become successful and competitive in any workplace here and abroad "if you put in hard work, discipline, and patience in everything that you do."

She emphasized that high school graduates could learn to become successful entrepreneurs and eventually own their businesses through self-initiative "especially since Taytay has a climate that encourages entrepreneurial drive."