 Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) |
TESDA has been a consistent training partner of MCCID since 2001. As the Philippine government agency authorized in approving the courses and curriculum offered by the school, TESDA continues to provide additional assistance in the form of free seminar/workshops (counseling, work ethics, job appreciation, etc. ), scholarship grants, training to national and international skills competition, competency assessments and evaluation and other technical grants. |
 TESDA Women's Center (TWC) |
TESDA-Women's Center forged a partnership with MCCID through a Memorandum of Agreement signed last 2005. TWC is an attached agency of TESDA under the technical and financial assistance from Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA). A five-storey modern complex was erected in 1998 at TESDA compound in Taguig City. Latest training facilities as well as state-of-the-art equipment are being used for training purposes. As a partner organization, TWC is tasked to provide free technical assistance in the field of entrepreneurship, business management and counseling. They also give financial assistance to qualified deaf entrepreneurs and attend free livelihood training (jewelry making, bead assembly, meat processing, candy/chocolate making, welding, electronics, pottery, etc.) |
 Dept. of Science and Technology - Metals Industry Research Center (MIRDC) |
DOST - MIRDC has been a partner of MCCID for more than eight years. Graduate trainees of MCCID enjoy on-the-job training assistance from MIRDC. Located in Bicutan, this agency renewed its partnership this year by co-signing a Memorandum of Agreement with MCCID. Aside from that, MIRDC conducts free appreciation seminars in many work related fields such as presentation graphics, office planning and management as well as the famous 5 S in Good Housekeeping. |
 NOVA Foundation for the Differently Abled (NOVA) |
NOVA Management Inc. and its foundation arm NOVA Foundation Inc. has been a faithful partner of MCCID for more than ten years now. More than half of their workforce in data entry operations and proofreading are graduates of MCCID. The highest supervisorial position achieved by a deaf happens to be an MCCID graduate. Their sign language interpreter is also a MCCID product. Since then, MCCID has been sending trainees and practicumers to NOVA and has excelled in the field of computer work applications. |
 National Council for the Welfare of Disabled Persons (NCWDP) |
NCWDP is the government agency assigned to monitor and assist the needs of persons with disabilities in the Philippines. Since 1997, NCWDP has recognized MCCID as a partner when it concerns the deaf and hard-of-hearing sector. As a training partner, NCWDP has invited the school in numerous trainings, seminars and workshops to help the students become more productive. Among its recent ventures with MCCID is the web accessibility initiative and sign language for computer terms. |
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