It is undeniable nowadays, that to be in the traditional college education - that is sitting in a university for four years - is a priviledge not to be missed out. The prize of which is a money-like textured paper encrypted therein the evidence that proves one's excellence in a certain field. This papaer is a passport in reaching one of the lanes of success. Aside from attaining the Bachelor's Degree, another lane of success emerges on the surface: Technical Education. Contrary to traditional college, most technical schools offered technical education ina a span of at most three years, and the Center for Industrial Technology and Enterprise or mostly known as CITE is one of those schools. For the sake of those who knows nothing about CITE, dont worry, it's history will be unfold as this is the primary concern of this article.
CITE ranked as a no.1 technical school in the Philippines. It's foundation was laid first in the mind of the renowned "There Be Dragons" priest St. Josemaria Escriva, the founder of Opus Dei.
It was the built in 1990 and was made possible "through the financial resources and technical expertise of the University of Asia and the Pacific Foundation, Inc., Meralco Foundation, Inc.(MFI), and Associazone Centro ELIS." As mentioned, CITE offers technical education for 3 years. It provides top-quality training to the deserving but less-priviledge youth by means of scholarship. The institution also serves, apart from technical training of course, as a venue to provide upgrading course, values and management upgrading courses to the industries.
St. Josemaria Escriva being the cornerstone of CITE, has its value-formation program at a certain peek of elevation. So I bet you can hardly say that the one snatching your things is a graduate of CITE(lol!).
So, being a graduate in technical education will lead one's path to the main road of success. How much more if embedded therein an elevation of moral values? Surely, one has not possessed the passport of success, but rather, one in in the vehicle via success! (For more information about CITE visit www.cite.edu.ph)