Saint Mary’s University in of Nueva Vizcaya takes a leap forward to a future powered by artificial intelligence as it renews its partnership with Smart through the Smart Wireless Engineering Education Program (SWEEP).

To make the Philippine education system more resilient and inclusive, the Department of Education is accelerating the nationwide rollout of the Central Visayan Institute Foundation Dynamic Learning Program (CVIF-DLP), the crisis-tested teaching methodology designed to keep learning going under any circumstance.

Through their renewed partnership with Holy Cross of Davao College, PLDT and Smart are helping cultivate a new generation of Filipino innovators in Mindanao.

PLDT and Smart, in partnership with Ateneo de Zamboanga University and with the support of the Department of Education-Division of Zamboanga City, have launched the apps Apprende for Chavacano and Hinduan for Tausug.

Over a hundred young Mangyan students and their teachers—who cross multiple rivers to reach their school—can now look forward to better learning tools, training, connectivity, and more equitable access to quality education.

Engineering and Information Technology students from Manila and Mindanao got a firsthand look at tomorrow’s technology today—during their tour of the PLDT and Smart Technolab.

The Department of Education is ramping up preparations for the nationwide rollout of the Central Visayan Institute Foundation Dynamic Learning Program, an innovative teaching strategy that promotes independent learning, with support from PLDT and Smart.

PLDT and Smart are reaffirming their commitment to inclusive education by supporting the integration of AI into the Central Visayan Institute Foundation–Dynamic Learning Program.

School heads from the Catholic Diocesan schools in La Union recently traveled to Bohol to witness a unique teaching method that’s helping students learn more independently—and more effectively.

PLDT and wireless arm Smart have delivered their innovative learning package School-in-a-Bag to Apo Elementary School in Apo Island, Negros Oriental, one of the Philippines’ last mile schools.