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Marcos presides over oath-taking of 4,125 promoted educators in Isabela
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. led the ceremonial swearing-in of thousands of newly promoted education personnel in Santiago City, Isabela on Friday. The milestone marks a major advancement under the government's Expanded Career Progression System for public school educators.
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President Marcos Jr. oversaw the oath-taking ceremony for 4,125 promoted and newly hired education personnel from the Department of Education Region II in Santiago City, Isabela on Friday, signaling the administration's commitment to enhancing the teaching workforce across the country.
The batch of education workers received their promotions under the Expanded Career Progression (ECP) System, a framework designed to create structured advancement pathways for public school teachers and education personnel. The initiative aims to improve career prospects and incentivize professional development within the education sector.
The ceremony underscores the Department of Education's efforts to strengthen institutional capacity and support its personnel through systematic career development. The ECP System represents a key policy initiative to address long-standing concerns regarding educator advancement and retention in the public education system.
Region II, encompassing Cagayan Valley, has been a focus area for the department's human resource development programs. The large number of personnel promoted during the Friday ceremony reflects the scale of career progression opportunities being implemented nationwide under the ECP framework.