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For those interested you may submit your CV/Resume to—
[email protected]

Walk-in applicants are also welcome, you may visit our school:

Marikina Institute of Technology
Saint Amatiel Education System Inc.
Block 4 Lot 17, RositaVille Subdivision, Concepcion Uno, Marikina City

Call or Text: 0915-057-4579 / 8725-9500

MPC at 22: A Legacy of Resilience and Transformation

This year’s celebration of the Marikina Polytechnic College’s 22nd Charter Day Anniversary symbolizes growth, resilience, and academic excellence. This simple yet meaningful celebration on April 14, 2026, has become an opportunity for both employees and students to share successes with the very people who make MPC a community. From the seasoned administrators who have seen decades of leadership to the students eager for a digital future, these stories remind us that while buildings and titles change, the heart of MPC is built on shared memories and an unrelenting drive for a future-ready academic institution.

Rising from the Ashes
For School Library Assistant, Maria Angelina Rosario B. Ramos, progress is measured by the resilience shown after tragedy. "In my 15 years of service, the most painful memory I carry is the fire on December 23, 2014, when thousands of books, computers, and materials were turned to ash. A temporary library was set up at the third floor of the Automotive and Electronics building just a month later. Since then, I have seen the institution evolve dramatically, from holding graduations at the MPC Quadrangle to using bigger facilities like Assumption Antipolo, and shifting our focus from team buildings to strategic planning. Today, the library is finally in a nicer, larger, air-conditioned space. My hope for the future is that we continue this growth by filling these shelves with even more new books for our students,” Ms. Ramos shared.

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President Colocar Joins CHED Policy Review Committee

Marikina Polytechnic College President Rene M. Colocar has been appointed as a member of the Commission on Higher Education newly constituted Technical Committee tasked with reviewing the policies, standards and guidelines for the establishment, governance, and operations of local colleges. The appointment was made pursuant to CHED Special Order No. 19, series of 2026, signed by Chairperson Shirley C. Agrupis on March 6, 2026.

Under the oversight of CHED Commissioner Michelle Aguilar Ong and chaired by Dr. Lora L. Yusi, Director IV of the Office of Institutional Quality Assurance and Governance, the technical committee is responsible for reviewing policy drafts and assessing technical soundness, practicality, and implementability, providing strategic direction and expert recommendations, facilitating coordination among relevant institutions and stakeholders, and endorsing revised policy drafts and assessing stakeholder feedback.

President Colocar joins a distinguished group of academic leaders Ms. Anunciacion T. Peñaflorida, OIC-Office of the Chief Education Program Specialist Coordination and Governance Division, OIQAG, Fr. Onofre G. Inocencio, President of Unified TVET of the Philippines, Dr. Fay Lea Patria M. Lauraya, President of the University of Nueva Caceres, Dr. Francisco A. Magno, Full Professor at De La Salle University, Prof. Eddie M. Nuque, Graduate School Faculty Member at the Development Academy of the Philippines, and Dr. Raymundo P. Arcega, President of the Association of Local Colleges and Universities.

This high-priority initiative, which will run for six months, is funded by the Higher Education Development Fund as a strategic effort to elevate the quality of local tertiary education across the Philippines. #