Glossary of Terms

a center with at least eighteen (18) registered programs in either PQF Level I, II, III, & IV and at least one (1) in PQF Level V (Diploma) program and in at least three (3) industry sectors. 

an informal meeting between officials and a limited number of media practitioners aimed at apprising the latter of developing issues and/or potential media stories. 

it includes equipment tag information, procedures, replacement parts, special tools, lubrication requirements, service providers, warranty information, etc. 

(education program) A coherent set or sequence of educational activities designed and organized to achieve pre-determined learning objectives or accomplish a specific set of educational tasks over a sustained period. Within an education program, educational activities may also be grouped into sub-components variously described in national contexts as 'courses', 'modules', 'units', and/or 'subjects'. A program may have major components nor normally characterize as courses, units, or modules, for example, play-based activities, periods of work experience, research projects, and the preparation of dissertations. 

refers to an individual, agency, or organization that has submitted a research proposal to TESDA for funding.

these are questions/requests for information on programs and services.

maintenance that can be carried out while the item is in service. 

refers to five (5) months period of continuous learning. 

the replenishment of consumables needed to keep an item in operating condition. 

refer to public HEIs which are financed and maintained by the national government, and are governed by their respective independent board of trustees or regents in accordance with the law.