Association of Deserving, Enthusiastic and Passionate Tech-Voc Students

22/11/2025

GRADE 12 TVL STUDENTS SHINE IN THE PROVINCIAL WORLD SKILLS COMPETITION

Hamtic, Antique — Two Grade 12 Technical-Vocational-Livelihood (TVL) students made Antique National School proud after winning major awards in the Provincial WorldSkills Competition organized by TESDA on November 12, 2025, held at Villavert-Jimenez, Hamtic, Antique.

Shyne Frances I. Samillano showcased outstanding service skills and precision, earning the Silver Medal in the Food and Beverage Services NC II category. Meanwhile, Asean Christian D. Gratela demonstrated excellent professionalism and technique, securing the Bronze Medal in the same competition.

The students were guided and mentored by dedicated coaches Jonas Eric A. Elequin, Marilyn E. Labrague, and Remigio V. Occeña, whose expertise and support played a vital role in preparing the competitors for the provincial event.

The event brought together skilled youth from across the province, highlighting excellence in technical-vocational competencies and promoting world-class standards in service delivery.

TESDA's Provincial Director, Glenford Prospero commended all participants for their dedication and encouraged them to continue honing their skills as future industry professionals. The achievements of Samillano and Gratela reflect the growing strength of Antique National.School's TVL/Techpro programs and the commitment of young learners to pursue excellence in their chosen fields.

17/05/2025

Exciting News for Antique National School!

We are proud to announce that the Central Office has officially approved the Pilot Implementation of the Strengthened Senior High School (SHS) Program at Antique National School, beginning School Year 2025–2026 for Grade 11 students.

This milestone marks a significant step forward in enhancing the quality of education in our country, equipping learners with the skills and knowledge they need for college, employment, and entrepreneurship.

Together, let’s support this journey towards a stronger, more future-ready SHS program!

16/02/2025

Embracing Progress Over Perfection

Remember, success is not about flawless ex*****on but about giving your best with passion and determination. Every drop, every misstep, and every challenge you faced was a step toward mastery. What truly matters is the courage you showed, the effort you gave, and the resilience you demonstrated.

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TLE/TVL/HE and ALS Showcase of Skills 2025

14/02/2025

TVL/TLE/HE and ALS SHOWCASE OF SKILLS 2025

UNLOCKING POTENTIAL, SHOWCASING EXCELLENCE

Today, we celebrate the talent, dedication, and hard work of our TVL, TLE, HE, and ALS students—future professionals, innovators, and changemakers. Each skill you demonstrate is a testament to your passion, perseverance, and commitment to excellence.

Your hands craft, build, and create. Your minds innovate and solve. Your hearts serve and inspire. In every dish prepared, every service rendered, and every challenge overcome, you are proving that skills are not just learned—they are mastered, refined, and showcased with pride.

This is more than just an exhibition of skills; it is a celebration of possibilities. The world is waiting for your expertise, your creativity, and your dedication. Keep pushing forward, keep learning, and most importantly, keep believing in your potential.

The future belongs to those who dare to dream and work hard to achieve it. Today, you shine. Tomorrow, you lead. Congratulations to all our skilled students—your success is just beginning.

26/12/2024

TVL Track Teachers Spread Joy Through Adopt-a-Learner Gift-Giving Project

In the spirit of generosity and compassion, the Technical, Vocational, and Livelihood (TVL) Track teachers recently conducted an inspiring “Adopt-a-Learner” gift-giving project that left a significant impact in the SHS-TVL community. Each teacher took on the heartfelt task of identifying a student beneficiary, fostering a personal connection with them while providing meaningful support during the holiday season.

The project, spearheaded by the TVL group, aimed to go beyond academic support and address the personal needs of learners, many of whom face challenges that extend beyond the classroom. Each teacher carefully selected their beneficiary, reaching out to understand their needs, aspirations, and struggles.

The highlight of the initiative was the culminating gift-giving day, where students gathered with their teachers for camaraderie and joy. Personalized packages were distributed, containing essential items such as school supplies, hygiene kits, and even small tokens that catered to each learner's specific interests or necessities.

The Adopt-a-Learner project not only uplifted the learners but also strengthened the bond between teachers and students, reinforcing the role of educators as mentors and advocates for their students’ holistic development.

As the TVL group looks to the future, they plan to make the project an annual tradition, hoping to inspire others within and beyond the TVL group to replicate the initiative. This simple yet impactful project is a testament to how small acts of kindness can leave lasting impressions, reminding everyone of the power of community and care.

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skilled for life

02/12/2024

PREPARING FOR SUCCESS IN THE KITCHEN

In the bustling corner of a Senior High School specializing in the Technical-Vocational (TechVoc) Track, a group of aspiring chefs took a significant step toward their dreams. These students, focused on Cookery, recently underwent an Institutional Assessment to prepare for the prestigious National Competency Assessment (NCII) administered by the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA).

The Institutional Assessment serves as a simulation of the TESDA competency evaluation, mirroring the rigors and standards of the national certification. For these students, it was not merely an exam—it was an opportunity to showcase their skills, learn from their mistakes, and refine their craft under the watchful eyes of experienced assessors.

The assessment was a comprehensive evaluation of the students' mastery of core competencies, including food preparation, cooking techniques, sanitation, and safety. Teams worked tirelessly to create delectable dishes, adhering to industry standards and time constraints.

With the Institutional Assessment completed, these students are now more confident and eager to take on the NCII. Their journey reflects not only the effectiveness of the TechVoc Track but also the students' resilience and passion.

For these aspiring chefs, the kitchen is their classroom, and the NCII is their gateway to a brighter future. As they gear up for the final assessment, they carry with them the hopes of their families, the support of their ANS TVL community, and the promise of a career where their talents will shine.

In every dish they create, these students cook up not just food but a recipe for success.

01/12/2024

30/11/2024

TVL MOBILE LABORATORY BRINGS OPPORTUNITIES TO IRAYNON-BUKIDON COMMUNITY

The Technical-Vocational-Livelihood (TVL) Mobile Laboratory brought valuable opportunities to the Iraynon-Bukidnon tribal community as it visited Liberato Elementary School in Laua-an, Antique, on November 29, 2024. This innovative initiative aims to deliver technical and vocational training to underserved communities, fostering hands-on learning for students, teachers, and parents.

The mobile laboratory featured: Lagawan nga Hirimsan (Cookery, Food and Beverage Services, and Bread and Pastry Production), PatahiANS (Tailoring and Fashion Design), PindotANS (Information and Communications Technology), and LapakANS (Shoes/slippers project). Each project provided participants with practical knowledge and skills aligned with the TVL strands, promoting lifelong learning and entrepreneurship.

The event saw enthusiastic participation from students, parents, and teachers, who expressed their gratitude for the opportunity to gain valuable skills, contributing to community development.

This outreach program highlights the commitment to making education inclusive and accessible, particularly in remote and marginalized areas. The success of the TVL Mobile Laboratory visit serves as an inspiration for similar initiatives to reach more communities in need.

14/05/2024

Gather around here, folks. Welcome to the 10th Division Technolympics 2024 held at Antique Vocational School. Armed with a boundless imagination and creativity, these Technical Vocational Livelihood students are ready to take the whole competition by storm. Congratulations to Shurwyn Zamora, Rhenzel Lagunday, and Ehren Dale Corvera for winning as CHAMPION in FOOD PROCESSING contest. These adept students have proven the very essence of 10th Division Technolympics 2024— a competition where the students get to contribute to the innovation of a brighter and fruitful tomorrow.