In its full-blast implementation this academic year (2016-2017), the Senior High School students will not just etch but will engrave their names in history. And we, the STI College Muñoz-EDSA community are more than glad and proud that our Senior High School students will be spending their two momentous years with us.

We offer Academic and Technical-Vocational-Livelihood Track under which the following are encompassed:

STI College Muñoz-EDSA is now on its third year of implementing Senior High School. The first year was in academic year 2014-2015, which qualified the institution to be termed one of the first Senior High Schools in the Philippines. The first batch of senior high school students graduated last April 08, 2016 at STI Global-City in Taguig.

Talking about the future, what are the key benefits of Senior High School in STI Colleges that our students will be enjoying?

1. We have certified teachers.

Our teachers take a competency certification test to check if they are qualified to teach the subjects they handle.

2. Our lessons are standardized nationwide.

Lessons, course syllabus, and materials are standardized nationwide based on the standards made by STI College’s research center.

3. We have real-life simulation laboratories.

We bring our students to their workplaces with our real-life simulation labs and classrooms, some of which are our hotel, dining room, kitchen, engineering room, etc.

4. Online Learning

Distance is never a hindrance to learning with our online learning system that enables students to learn even when on vacation.

5. 21^st Century Skills

Real-life education is provided with activities touching on the 21^st century skills under the 4Cs: communication, critical thinking, collaboration, and change adept.

These are just some of what we have to offer our dearly beloved Senior High School students. Together, we will create a colorful history every person in the future would be glad and proud to remember. Let us embrace this shift because we’re all in this together! J

By Erika M. Ilagan