FAITH Colleges Hosts 10th Run of 2026 PEAC INSET for MIMAROPA Educators

Strengthening the capabilities of regional educators in navigating modern curriculum demands, First Asia Institute of Technology and Humanities (FAITH) Colleges served as the host institution for the 10th run of the 2026 PEAC In-Service Training (INSET).

The intensive training series, which spanned from 01 June to 07 June 2026, brought together a massive contingent of private school educators and academic leaders from the MIMAROPA region (Occidental Mindoro, Oriental Mindoro, Marinduque, Romblon, and Palawan).

Elevating Regional Instructional Standards

The week-long national training initiative focused heavily on equipping participants with the latest pedagogical tools, specialized subject-matter frameworks, and curriculum updates. By shifting the training venue to the modern facilities of FAITH Colleges, the program provided a centralized hub for MIMAROPA educators to collaborate, cross-examine administrative challenges, and align their local classroom learning objectives with the newest national standards.

Workshops throughout the event emphasized practical, classroom-ready applications. Subject-matter experts guided teachers and school administrators through specialized tracks designed to upgrade instructional design, enhance student engagement, and integrate flexible learning strategies tailored to the evolving needs of Philippine basic education.

On-Site Instructional Support

Serving as a key partner in this leg of the nationwide series, Diwa Learning Systems Inc. was on the ground throughout the seven-day event to provide critical instructional support. Diwa established an interactive product display booth on campus, giving delegates immediate access to an extensive array of textbooks, educational tools, and advanced digital solutions that are fully mapped to the latest national learning standards.

A Shared Commitment to Classroom Quality

Beyond testing advanced literature, educators interacting with the display received corporate giveaways, including functional writing pens, and select sample educational materials (SEMs) designed to enrich their immediate lesson planning. The collaborative atmosphere underscored a deep resilience and drive among MIMAROPA educators to continually refine their practice. By bridging the gap between rigorous state requirements and actionable learning tools, Diwa remains a steadfast ally to the Philippine school network as this nationwide instructional tour advances.