Daraga Human Resource Development Center: Creating Changes and Conquering Challenges
Keywords:
Education, Teaching, TVETAbstract
This study aimed to document and uncover the history,
growth, and development of Daraga Human Resource
Development Center (DHRDC) specifically its historical
background, profile in terms of (a) vision, mission, goals, and
objectives; (b) administration; (c) faculty; (d) curriculum and
course offerings; (e) enrolment; (f) physical plant and
facilities and (g) community extension. The significant
contributions of DHRDC to education and economy are the
prospects for development of the DHRDC, including (a)
vision; (b) administration; (c) employment of graduates; and
(d) establishment of linkages. Ultimately, this research
proposed a Development Plan.
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