A leading education advocate argues that the Philippines’ K-12 curriculum must evolve beyond academic fundamentals to equip students with practical skills for employment and independent living. The push comes as critics question whether current standards adequately address real-world challenges, including financial literacy, digital competence, and career readiness. Proposals emphasize integrating hands-on training, vocational pathways, and life skills into core education to bridge gaps between school and adulthood. Supporters say such reforms could better align graduates with labor market demands while fostering self-sufficiency.
Brian Yamsuan: Enhanced K-12 curriculum should prepare graduates for work, adult life politiko.com.ph
