Cordillera Career Development College (CCDC) proudly received recognition from the Commission on Higher Education β Cordillera Administrative Region (CHED-CAR) during the celebration of theΒ β100 Days of Commitment to Higher Education Excellence,βΒ marking the 100th day of leadership of OICΒ Dr. Serafin Ngohayon.
CCDC was recognized as aΒ Top Performing School in the Licensure Examination for CriminologistsΒ and for producing aΒ Top Performing Individual,Β Arlyn Guay, who ranked as aΒ topnotcher in the recent Licensure Examination for Social Workers.
The event carried the themeΒ βListening, Learning, Leading: Advancing Collaboration with Higher Education Institutions in the Cordillera,βΒ highlighting CHED-CARβs continued efforts to strengthen collaboration with higher education institutions across the region.
During the program,Β CCDC President Sherry Junette M. TagleΒ represented the regulated higher education institutions (HEIs) and delivered a commitment message emphasizing the sectorβs dedication toΒ quality education, equitable access to learning opportunities, and the institutionalization of transparency and accountabilityΒ in higher education.
She further reaffirmed the commitment of regulated HEIs toΒ promote education that fosters peace, justice, and sustainability within and beyond campuses, strengthening the role of higher education institutions in community and national development.
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