CDC, Angeles City partner to launch ‘SCWELA’ program for employee dev’t

Clark Development Corporation (CDC) President and CEO Atty. Agnes VST Devanadera (second, left) and Angeles City Mayor Carmelo “Pogi” Lazatin Jr., (third, left) sign a Memorandum of Agreement for the facilitation of the Scholarship Collaboration for Workers Engaging in Learning Advancement (SCWELA) Program. Also in the photo are  Assistant Vice President of Administration Atty. Bonifacio Tarenio, Jr. (leftmost), and  City College of Angeles (CCA) headed by  President Dr. Francisco Villanueva, Jr. (rightmost). (CDC Photos)

Clark Development Corporation (CDC) has launched the Scholarship Collaboration for Workers Engaging in Learning Advancement (SCWELA) Program to promote employee growth and professional development.

CDC President and CEO Atty. Agnes VST Devanadera and Angeles City Mayor Carmelo “Pogi” Lazatin, Jr. formalized the initiative by signing a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) on November 19 at the Clark Visitors Center.

CDC President and CEO Atty. Agnes VST Devanadera (fifth from left, first row) poses with Angeles City Mayor Carmelo “Pogi” Lazatin, Jr. (fourth from left, first row) and City College of Angeles (CCA) President Dr. Francisco Villanueva, Jr. (third from left, first row), alongside CDC employees and scholars. Joining them are key CDC officials, including Assistant Vice President for Administration Atty. Bonifacio Tarenio, Jr. (seventh from right, first row) and Human Resources Division Manager Dr. Rachelle Supan-Yusi (fourth from right, first row), as well as CCA officials, including Acting Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Carolina Sarmiento (sixth from right, first row) and Institute of Business and Management Dean Amor Barba (fifth from right, first row). (CDC Photo)

“This will carry you through. Your career here [in CDC] may have started, but it will truly take off when you have the right qualifications,” Atty. Devanadera said, urging scholars to maximize the opportunity.

The SCWELA Program aims to provide undergraduate CDC employees with opportunities to continue their education and enhance their professional growth. “I’m happy that we have been supported in this program. And I thank you that we have a partner [for this program],” Atty. Devanadera added.

Clark Development Corporation (CDC) President and CEO Atty. Agnes VST Devanadera (second, left) and Angeles City Mayor Carmelo “Pogi” Lazatin Jr., (third, left) sign a Memorandum of Agreement for the facilitation of the Scholarship Collaboration for Workers Engaging in Learning Advancement (SCWELA) Program. Also in the photo are  Assistant Vice President of Administration Atty. Bonifacio Tarenio, Jr. (leftmost), and  City College of Angeles (CCA) headed by  President Dr. Francisco Villanueva, Jr. (rightmost). (CDC Photos)

Under the agreement, the City College of Angeles (CCA) will offer a Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship program tailored to CDC employees. According to the CDC Human Resources Division, 35 employees have already expressed their intent to enroll. Flexible class schedules will be implemented to ensure participants can balance their academic pursuits with work responsibilities.

Mayor Lazatin shared words of encouragement, reflecting on his own educational journey. “It’s never too late. I hope you can have the same ambition that I had — to pursue an MBA,” he said.

Dr. Francisco Villanueva, Jr., President of CCA, emphasized the importance of continuous learning. “Nowadays, we have to keep upgrading because we live in a very dynamic world. Skills requirements are constantly changing,” he explained.

CDC Assistant Vice President for Administration Atty. Bonifacio Tarenio, Jr. and CCA President Villanueva, witnessed the MOA signing. Other key officials from CCA included Assistant Vice President Dr. Carolina Sarmiento and Amor Barba, Dean of the Institute of Business and Management.

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