The Bachelor in Technical-Vocational Teacher Education (BTVTE) is a teacher training program designed to prepare students for a career in teaching technical and vocational subjects in secondary and tertiary levels. This degree program equips aspiring educators with both content expertise and pedagogical competence in various trade-related fields.

Core components of the BTVTE program:

• Technology Specialization: In-depth training in a chosen technical area such as electronics, automotive, drafting, ICT, or home economics.
• Teaching Strategies: Techniques for delivering competency-based and learner-centered instruction.
• Curriculum Development: Designing modules and lesson plans aligned with TESDA and DepEd standards.
• Assessment and Evaluation: Tools and techniques for assessing student performance in practical and theoretical competencies.
• Practicum and Internship: Supervised teaching experience in partner schools and technical institutions.
• Professional Education Courses: Educational foundations, psychology, and values education to shape ethical and effective teachers.

Career opportunities for BTVTE graduates:

• Technical-Vocational Teacher: Teaching in secondary or tertiary TVET institutions.
• Skills Trainer: Providing industry-based skills training aligned with TESDA qualifications.
• Curriculum Developer: Designing learning modules for technical-vocational programs.
• Assessment Specialist: Conducting competency evaluations for TESDA certifications.
• Instructional Supervisor: Overseeing training quality in vocational and livelihood programs.
• Entrepreneur: Starting a business aligned with the graduate’s technical field of expertise.

The BTVTE program is a transformative path for those who want to uplift communities by equipping the next generation with life-ready skills, fostering entrepreneurship, and addressing industry workforce needs.