TABLE 14.

4 - Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET) Graduates

by Region,Philippines: 2001 - 2004
School - Based
REGION

PHILIPPINES
National Capital Region (NCR)
Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR)

Center - Based

SY 2001 2002

SY 2002 2003

SY 2003 2004

314,634

236,226

63,552

2002

2003

2004

213,845

61,253

60,991

54,089

72,214

75,910

421

567

2,119

4,159

4,866

2,507

2,570

3,997

3,367

Region I

- Ilocos Region

23,717

13,491

6,299

1,380

812

601

Region II

- Cagayan Valley

16,448

13,813

8,509

1,543

1,280

1,206

Region III

- Central Luzon

53,303

12,597

17,741

9,160

4,862

6,081

Region IV

- Southern Tagalog

52,089

8,645

Region IV - A
- CALABARZON

17,978

16,539

9,407

8,628

Region IV - B
- MIMAROPA

6,196

7,182

21,048

27,710

11,585

3,574

7,130

2,263

6,796

12,447

16,332

2,837

3,082

3,344

Region VII - Central Visayas

3,097

2,436

2,331

8,521

10,047

12,214

Region VIII - Eastern Visayas

15,614

12,247

12,966

1,944

3,952

1,941

6,026

4,457

2,781

5,049

4,383

1,944

Region V

- Bicol Region

Region VI

- Western Visayas

Region IX

- Zamboanga Peninsula

Region X

- Northern Mindanao

10,487

11,965

10,007

9,279

5,431

3,726

Region XI

- Davao Region

20,340

7,140

10,109

3,959

4,009

4,933

Region XII - SOCCSKSARGEN

9,423

11,133

8,945

1,414

357

276

Caraga

8,535

5,536

4,102

957

1,675

1,446
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Notes: 1. Starting 2003, the DOLE adopted the new regional groupings under E.O. No. 103 issued on May 17, 2002 wherein Region IV
was divided into Region IV-A as CALABARZON and Region IV-B as MIMAROPA, while Aurora Province was transferred to
Region III.
2. Starting 2002, the DOLE adopted the regional groupings under E.O. No. 36 issued on September 19, 2001. This E.O. provided
for the reorganization of the Administrative Regions in Mindanao, hence, Regions IX (Western Mindanao), XI (Southern Mindanao)
and XII (Central Mindanao) were renamed Zamboanga Peninsula, Davao Region and SOCCSKSARGEN, respectively. Meanwhile,
Region X retained its name as Northern Mindanao.

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TABLE 14.4 - Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET) Graduates

by Region, Philippines: 2001 - 2004 (Continued)
Dual/Dualized Training
REGION

PHILIPPINES
National Capital Region (NCR)
Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR)

2001

2003

Enterprise - Based

2004

2002

2003

2004

3,093

5,394

3,808

67,320

42,580

375,056

3,937

353

45,082

573

254

3,524

18,636

14

195

10

28,547

Region I

- Ilocos Region

Region II

- Cagayan Valley

150

419

163

107

5,243

Region III

- Central Luzon

134

204

444

19,623

7,979

20,241

Region IV

- Southern Tagalog

605

32,904

Region IV - A- CALABARZON

1,688

14,533

31,438

Region IV - B- MIMAROPA

24,561

18

657

353

171

657

37,082

161

180

84

81

41

63,376

Region V

- Bicol Region

Region VI

- Western Visayas

Region VII

- Central Visayas

85

281

235

3,047

5,425

8,943

Region VIII - Eastern Visayas

149

855

1,833

21,867

Region IX

- Zamboanga Peninsula

460

3,881

5,763

25,364

Region X

- Northern Mindanao

480

1,414

2,553

558

1,200

Region XI

- Davao Region

271

137

357

190

14,498

Region XII

- SOCCSKSARGEN

125

111

219

351

14,310

17

265

28

1,075

614

15,868

Caraga

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Notes: 1. Starting 2003, the DOLE adopted the new regional groupings under E.O. No. 103 issued on May 17, 2002 wherein Region IV
was divided into Region IV-A as CALABARZON and Region IV-B as MIMAROPA, while Aurora Province was transferred to
Region III.
2. Starting 2002, the DOLE adopted the regional groupings under E.O. No. 36 issued on September 19, 2001. This E.O. provided
for the reorganization of the Administrative Regions in Mindanao, hence, Regions IX (Western Mindanao), XI (Southern Mindanao)
and XII (Central Mindanao) were renamed Zamboanga Peninsula, Davao Region and SOCCSKSARGEN, respectively. Meanwhile,
Region X retained its name as Northern Mindanao.
a Includes apprenticeship and learnership.
1 Data for 2002 not available. Part of school-based program.

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TABLE 14.4 - Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET) Graduates

by Region, Philippines: 2001 - 2004 (Continued)
Community - Based
REGION

PHILIPPINES

2002

2003

Others

2004

2002

2003

2004

577,682

541,320

49,707

106,474

125,444

147,201

National Capital Region (NCR)

46,579

44,346

3,247

3,716

1,175

Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR)

22,345

19,196

208

646

Region I

- Ilocos Region

38,571

47,487

13

1,369

383

222

Region II

- Cagayan Valley

11,227

8,237

47

24,635

25,180

49,228

Region III

- Central Luzon

42,372

25,609

8,906

26,690

15,128

13,264

Region IV

- Southern Tagalog

87,729

938

Region IV - A- CALABARZON

51,994

8,154

571

408

Region IV - B- MIMAROPA

35,711

Region V

- Bicol Region

60,597

64,027

794

7,983

Region VI

- Western Visayas

82,181

69,908

142

156

1,770

1,492

Region VII

- Central Visayas

25,852

15,933

2,881

41,290

63,452

64,360

Region VIII - Eastern Visayas

26,677

35,090

2,184

108

1,545

11,923

Region IX

- Zamboanga Peninsula

23,281

29,482

7,360

28

Region X

- Northern Mindanao

30,536

31,635

15,395

5,625

4,498

2,286

Region XI

- Davao Region

28,605

26,236

114

1,148

773

Region XII

- SOCCSKSARGEN

25,095

17,600

390

1,010

262

26,035

18,829

666

507

2,748

1,808

Caraga

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Notes: 1. Starting 2003, the DOLE adopted the new regional groupings under E.O. No. 103 issued on May 17, 2002 wherein Region IV
was divided into Region IV-A as CALABARZON and Region IV-B as MIMAROPA, while Aurora Province was transferred to
Region III.
2. Starting 2002, the DOLE adopted the regional groupings under E.O. No. 36 issued on September 19, 2001. This E.O. provided
for the reorganization of the Administrative Regions in Mindanao, hence, Regions IX (Western Mindanao), XI (Southern Mindanao)
and XII (Central Mindanao) were renamed Zamboanga Peninsula, Davao Region and SOCCSKSARGEN, respectively. Meanwhile,
Region X retained its name as Northern Mindanao.
1 Includes Swiss Contact, displaced workers, GAD and other TVET special programs.
Source of data: Technical Education and Skills Development Authority.

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