Biography

Biography

JV Ejercito Estrada Platform

Overall Theme

GINHAWA PARA SA MASA
AKSYON NG PAGKAKAISA

Key Thrusts

EDUCATION: Kalidad na Edukasyong Makabago at Akma sa Kumpetensiya ng Bagong Siglo

Thrust: Education for 21ST Century Jobs
Action: Attune Educational Program to Job Market priorities & provide measures that will boost Skill Set of Filipinos

JOBS: Trabaho para sa Ginhawa ng Pamilya at Komunidad

Thrust: Job Generation to boost Family & Community
Action: Strengthen and/or augment legislation that encourage investors and industrial growth, especially in sectors that are fitted to Filipino skills and aptitude

WORKER’S PROTECTION: Tamang Batas para sa Pag-alaga sa Karapatan at Kaginhawaan ng Manggagawa

Thrust: Labor Laws that Protect Rights & Encourage Productivity
Action: Review laws and strengthen implementing regulations to ensure workers’ rights are safeguarded

MINDANAO: Prioridad at Pondo para sa Mindanao

Thrust: Priority Program and Funds for Full-Scale Mindanao Development
Action: Legislate proper resource allocation for Mindanao according to potential gains and development goals

13-Point Platform

Action On Education

1. ENSURE ACCESS OF THE FILIPINO YOUTH TO QUALITY HIGHER EDUCATION BY DEVELOPING REGIONAL EDUCATIONAL HUBS.

Improve access to quality higher education by pushing for legislation that mandates the development and maintenance of quality state universities and colleges in at least every region.

Proximity is an important factor in improving access to quality higher education. The lone district of San Juan hosts one of the country’s 436 state universities and colleges, the Polytechnic University of the Philippines-San Juan Campus. The dream is to ensure access of the youth to quality tertiary education in every region of the country.

2. SUSTAIN DRIVE FOR ANNUAL INCREASE IN SUCs BUDGETS.

Continue to work for the necessary increase in government funding for SUC’s to improve the quality of tertiary education.

The budget for SUC’s was raised significantly from P26.1 billion to 37.1 billion. I