Secondary Education & Higher Education/College Education

The concept of community colleges can be traced back to the era of former Education, Culture and Sports Minister (MECS), which is supported by its foundation, secondary, tertiary education and vocational and technical educational institutions. MECS Secretary General Cecilio Putong wrote in 1971 that community school is a school founded in community, community and community. Dr. Pedros T. Orata of Pangasinan also had the same idea, so a community college was founded and is now called Urdaneta City College.

Higher education (also known as higher education, higher education, or higher education) is the final stage of formal learning options after the completion of secondary education. It is usually offered at university, college, college, seminary, music college, technical college. Higher education can also be used at certain university level institutions, including vocational schools, commercial schools, and other vocational schools that award degrees or professional qualifications. Higher education in higher education is sometimes called continuous education or continuing education, unlike higher education. Several international human rights instruments refer to the right to higher education. In Europe, Article 2 of the European Convention on Human Rights Treaty, adopted in 1950, requires all signatories to guarantee the right to education.