Partners

FELTA Multi-Media Inc. is a pioneering educational technology and support company in the Philippines, established in 1966, that specializes in modernizing the learning environment through innovative instructional materials and STEM solutions. As the exclusive organizer of the Philippine Robotics Olympiad and the national representative for the World Robot Olympiad, FELTA has been instrumental in integrating robotics into the Philippine basic education curriculum, providing everything from LEGO Education sets and AI service robots to specialized robotics laboratory design. In 2026, the company continues to lead digital transformation in schools through its FELTA Techvoc Academy and strategic partnerships—including a notable collaboration with DOST-STII for STARBOOKS—ensuring that Filipino learners and educators are equipped with globally competitive skills in robotics, drone technology, and virtual reality. 

Caraga State University is a prominent public research university in the Philippines, primarily located in Ampayon, Butuan City, with an additional campus in Cabadbaran City. Formerly known as the Northern Mindanao State Institute of Science and Technology (NORMISIST), it has rapidly evolved into a premier institution, achieving SUC Level IV status and ranking as the leading university in the Caraga Region. In 2026, CSU continues to expand its academic horizons, notably launching its College of Medicine to address the healthcare needs of Northern Mindanao. The university is recognized for its strong emphasis on science, engineering, and the arts, as well as its significant contributions to regional innovation in fields like geodetic engineering, agricultural research, and information technology. 

The National Library of the Philippines is the official repository of the country’s printed and recorded cultural heritage, serving as a sanctuary for Philippine history, literature, and rare intellectual resources. Established in 1887 as the Museo-Biblioteca de Filipinas, it is notably the home of original manuscripts by Dr. José Rizal, including the Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo, as well as the historic "Mother of all Philippine Maps" (the 1734 Murillo Velarde Map). In 2026, the NLP continues to modernize its services by expanding digital access through the Philippine eLib project—a collaborative initiative with agencies like the DOST and UP—and integrating AI to preserve and translate Filipiniana materials for a global audience. Beyond its archival role, the library functions as a vital public study space and the administrative head of a nationwide system of affiliated public libraries, ensuring that literacy and lifelong learning resources remain accessible to all Filipinos.

The TESDA NavotaAs Training Institute (commonly referred to as TNTI) is the primary technical-vocational institution in Navotas City, operating under the oversight of the TESDA CAMANAVA District Office. It is dedicated to providing the city's residents and workers with high-quality, relevant skills training to improve their employability in sectors like automotive servicing, construction, and hospitality. As part of its mission to align with the MATATAG curriculum and modern industry standards, the institute offers various National Certificate (NC) programs and frequently serves as an assessment center for those seeking official competency certification. 

ERovoutika is a Filipino technology company and training center specializing in innovative solutions for robotics, automation, and electronics. It serves as a "one-stop-shop" for the Philippine robotics community, offering a range of services from the design and distribution of educational robot kits (such as the EROBOT and Sumobots) to professional certification programs accredited by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC). The company is highly active in the national and international competitive scenes, organizing major events like Robolution and the Minoan Robosport Competition (MRC) Philippines, while also partnering with government agencies like the DOST-TAPI to foster STEM education. By providing mentorship and high-quality hardware—including AI humanoid robots and 3D printing products—ERovoutika empowers Filipino students and professionals to compete on the global stage in fields like industrial automation and cybersecurity. 

The Philippine Space Agency (PhilSA) is the central government body responsible for national issues and activities related to space science, technology, and applications (SSTA). Established in 2019 under Republic Act No. 11363 (the Philippine Space Act), it is an attached agency of the Office of the President mandated to bridge the digital divide, enhance disaster resiliency, and strengthen national security through the peaceful use of outer space. In 2026, PhilSA continues to spearhead major milestones, including the anticipated launch of the Multispectral Unit for Land Assessment (MULA) satellite and the expansion of the AD ASTRA scholarship program to cultivate local space scientists. By integrating satellite data into sectors like agriculture, maritime domain awareness, and environmental protection, the agency empowers the nation to achieve strategic autonomy and informed decision-making through indigenous space capabilities. 

The Schools Division Office of Cabanatuan City is a component of DepEd Region III (Central Luzon) responsible for the management and implementation of basic education programs across the "Economic Metropolis of Nueva Ecija." The division focuses on providing equitable access to quality education for its diverse student population through the MATATAG curriculum and localized literacy programs. SDO Cabanatuan is recognized for its commitment to professional excellence and administrative transparency, frequently collaborating with the local government to modernize school facilities and enhance digital learning resources for both public and private institutions within the city.

De La Salle Araneta University is a private Catholic educational institution and the seventh member of the De La Salle Philippines system, distinguished as the only Lasallian school in the country specializing in agriculture, veterinary medicine, and food technology. Originally founded in 1946 as the Araneta Institute of Agriculture in Bulacan, it was later relocated to its current "green campus" in Malabon and officially integrated into the De La Salle network in 2002. Today, the university offers a comprehensive range of programs—from basic education and senior high school to specialized doctoral degrees—and maintains the Agrivet Sciences Institute in San Jose del Monte, Bulacan, as a satellite campus and demonstration site for its agricultural research and sustainable food science initiatives. 

The Schools Division Office of Taguig City and Pateros is a unique administrative unit under the Department of Education - National Capital Region (DepEd NCR) that oversees the public and private educational systems of both the "Progresibong Taguig" and the Municipality of Pateros. Dedicated to the vision of providing inclusive and learner-centered basic education, the division manages a vast network of schools while implementing localized programs that address the specific needs of its diverse urban student population. SDO Taguig-Pateros is particularly active in fostering innovation through digital literacy initiatives and professional development for educators, ensuring that graduates are well-equipped with 21st-century skills to thrive in the nearby business hubs and beyond.

The Agricultural Training Institute (DA-ATI) serves as the lead agency for agricultural and fisheries extension services under the Department of Agriculture. It is responsible for training agricultural extension workers, farmers, and other stakeholders across the Philippines to ensure the effective transfer of modern farming technologies and sustainable practices. Through its nationwide network of training centers and its innovative e-Extension program, the ATI plays a pivotal role in professionalizing the agricultural sector and enhancing food security by empowering rural communities with the technical skills and leadership needed for a globally competitive industry.

Philippine Business for Education (PBEd) is a non-profit advocacy group founded in 2006 by the country’s top business leaders to advocate for systemic education reform and greater alignment between the educational system and the economy. By engaging industry, academe, and government, PBEd drives critical conversations on policy research and implements innovative interventions—such as JobsNext for digital skills and YouthWorks PH for workforce development—to ensure that Filipino learners are equipped with the competencies needed for global competitiveness. In 2026, the organization continues to be a leading voice in pushing for transparent and increased education funding, aiming to bridge the "learning gap" and prepare the youth for high-demand sectors like construction, ICT, and manufacturing.

The National Fisheries Research and Development Institute (NFRDI) is the primary research arm of the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) under the Department of Agriculture. Established by the Philippine Fisheries Code of 1998 (RA 8550), the institute is mandated to raise the yield and productivity of Philippine fisheries through cutting-edge research, technology development, and policy recommendations. By managing a network of specialized centers across the country, NFRDI focuses on ensuring food security, conserving aquatic biodiversity, and improving the socio-economic status of Filipino fisherfolk. Its work encompasses diverse fields, including aquaculture, capture fisheries, and post-harvest technology, translating scientific data into sustainable management practices for the nation's marine and inland water resources.

The Schools Division Office of Makati City, operating under the National Capital Region of the Department of Education, is the primary governing body for basic education in the country's financial capital. Established as an independent division in 1994, it oversees a wide network of public and private schools, providing accessible, relevant, and quality education for thousands of learners. The division is recognized for its proactive digital initiatives, such as the integration of advanced learning platforms and continuous capacity building for its personnel, all aimed at fostering 21st-century competencies. Located within the heart of the city, SDO Makati works in close coordination with the local government to ensure that schools remain safe, child-friendly, and equipped with the necessary resources for holistic student development.

Cerebro Solutions Inc. is a multi-award-winning Filipino educational technology company that provides a comprehensive eLearning platform designed to significantly reduce teacher workload. By offering ready-made digital lessons and automated assessments fully aligned with the Department of Education’s MATATAG curriculum, the system acts as a virtual assistant that handles administrative and instructional preparation. Beyond its core platform, the company actively fosters digital transformation in the Philippine education sector through TEACHCON, its annual professional development conference that trains educators in hybrid learning, AI integration, and modern pedagogical tools.

Salesforce Philippines is the local arm of the global CRM leader, established to drive digital transformation through its integrated Einstein 1 Platform. By combining AI, data, and CRM capabilities, the company empowers Philippine enterprises across sectors—such as banking, real estate, and telecommunications—to automate workflows and personalize customer engagement at scale. Beyond providing software, Salesforce is a major contributor to the local tech ecosystem, actively closing the digital divide by offering AI and cloud-skills training to thousands of Filipino professionals through its Trailhead learning platform.

TeaM Energy Corporation is one of the largest independent power producers in the Philippines. It is a joint venture between two of Japan’s leading investment and energy companies, Marubeni Corporation and JERA Co., Inc. (a joint venture between Tokyo Electric Power Company and Chubu Electric Power Company).

The corporation is a major contributor to the Philippine energy sector, operating several key power plants, including the 1,218 MW Sual Power Station in Pangasinan and the 735 MW Pagbilao Power Station in Quezon. Through its subsidiary, TeaM (Philippines) Energy Corporation (TPEC), it also engages in retail electricity supply, providing customized energy solutions and technical support to industrial and commercial customers under the Retail Competition and Open Access (RCOA) framework.

Revlv Solutions Incorporated is a 100% Filipino-owned technology corporation established in 2014 by a diverse group of engineers, computer scientists, and digital artists. The company is a key player in the Philippines' digital transformation, specializing in turnkey software development, network and communications engineering, and managed cybersecurity services. Notably, RSI is an authorized reseller of Starlink in the Philippines, actively working to bridge the digital divide by providing high-speed satellite internet to remote and underserved areas. Their portfolio includes major projects for government agencies and the military, emphasizing their role as a "technology partner with a heart" focused on innovative, local solutions.

The Schools Division Office of Caloocan City is one of the largest divisions under the Department of Education - National Capital Region (DepEd NCR). It is tasked with the governance and supervision of all public and private elementary and secondary schools within the city, serving a massive student population across North and South Caloocan. Known for its tagline "Alab ng Caloocan," the division focuses on driving academic excellence and professional development for its teachers through specialized training and digital innovation. SDO Caloocan is a key partner in the city's urban development, ensuring that basic education remains accessible, inclusive, and aligned with the national K-12 curriculum standards.