05/08/2026
TNTS SUCCESSFULLY PASSES LTE-TVL REGIONAL MONITORING
Tanza National Trade School (TNTS) successfully conducted the Learning Tools and Equipment–Technical Vocational Livelihood (LTE-TVL) Regional Monitoring on August 4, 2026, reaffirming the school's commitment to excellence in delivering quality Technical-Vocational-Livelihood (TVL) education.
The monitoring activity was spearheaded by the Department of Education Regional Office IV-A CALABARZON through the Curriculum and Learning Management Division (CLMD), headed by Dr. Virgilio O. Guevarra, Jr., together with Mr. Neal D. Protacio, Ms. Reign Rouise V. Gagalac, and Mr. Solomon King Martinez.
The Schools Division Office of Cavite Province demonstrated its unwavering support through the presence of Dr. Bernardita H. Bencito, Education Program Supervisor in EPP, TLE, TVE, and Tech-Pro; Dr. Harold B. Pangilinan, Public Schools District Supervisor for Tech-Pro; and Dr. Edlyn B. Matreo, Public Schools District Supervisor for the North Cluster.
The activity formally commenced with a debriefing session, where Dr. Virgilio O. Guevarra, Jr. explained the objectives and significance of the post-procurement monitoring activity, emphasizing the importance of ensuring that the learning tools and equipment delivered to schools are complete, functional, properly maintained, and effectively utilized in strengthening Technical-Vocational-Livelihood instruction.
The program continued with the introduction of the Regional Monitoring Team, followed by the Schools Division Office representatives led by Dr. Bernardita H. Bencito, and the Tanza National Trade School delegation headed by Dr. Rolando P. Dilidili, School Principal IV.
During the inspection proper, the monitoring team thoroughly examined the delivered learning tools and equipment, validating their completeness, functionality, operational condition, and readiness for instructional use. The inspection also showcased the school's commitment to the proper management, organization, and maintenance of its TVL facilities and equipment.
In his synthesis, Dr. Virgilio O. Guevarra Jr. commended the school for successfully meeting the regional monitoring standards, affirming that the learning tools and equipment delivered were complete, functional, and in good condition. The activity concluded with valuable technical assistance provided by Dr. Bernardita H. Bencito, who shared recommendations and best practices to further strengthen the implementation, utilization, and sustainability of the LTE-TVL program.
The success of the monitoring activity was made possible through the collaborative leadership of Dr. Rolando P. Dilidili, School Principal IV, together with Ms. Lovely G. Recosalem, Assistant School Principal for Operations, and Mrs. Jesusa Cristina L. Profeta, Technical-Professional Subject Group Head. Their guidance and coordination, alongside the unwavering support of the faculty and staff, ensured the smooth conduct of the activity and the school's compliance with regional standards.
Special recognition is likewise extended to the school's Property Custodians—Mr. Arnold Angeles, Mr. Ace Panganiban, and Mr. Arbie Braza—for their invaluable assistance to the Regional Monitoring Team throughout the inspection. Their dedication in organizing, preparing, and facilitating access to the learning tools and equipment significantly contributed to the orderly and successful implementation of the monitoring activity.
The successful conduct of the LTE-TVL Regional Monitoring reflects Tanza National Trade School's steadfast commitment to educational excellence, accountability, and continuous improvement. More importantly, it reinforces the school's mission of providing learners with quality, industry-standard learning resources and practical learning environments that prepare them to become competent, skilled, and globally competitive members of the workforce.
