KIAMBA, Sarangani (November 26, 2009) – Anatalia Aruejo, 65, a government retiree, is one of TESDA’s (Technical Education and Skills Development Authority) new accredited massage therapists. She admits that it’s a new way of living in managing her time and raising her family with her new skill. Balik Buhay sa Mindanao which aims to create jobs in war-stricken areas is funded by TESDA in partnership with the local government and the office of Vice Governor Steve Chiongbian Solon. (KIAMBA NEWS CENTER/ Abner P. Arzaga)
Thursday, November 26, 2009
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KIAMBA, Sarangani (November 26, 2009) – Anatalia Aruejo, 65, a government retiree, is one of TESDA’s (Technical Education and Skills Development Authority) new accredited massage therapists. She admits that it’s a new way of living in managing her time and raising her family with her new skill. Balik Buhay sa Mindanao which aims to create jobs in war-stricken areas is funded by TESDA in partnership with the local government and the office of Vice Governor Steve Chiongbian Solon. (KIAMBA NEWS CENTER/ Abner P. Arzaga)
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