Seven out of the top 10 fast-rising careers in the Philippines require IT-based expertise. 

The COVID-19 pandemic fast-tracked digital transformation for a lot of companies in the Philippines. Businesses need to consider the increased need for online transactions in their capacity building.  

School network’s experience and expertise in IT backs efficient delivery of learning in the new normal

July 21, 2020—Despite the setbacks brought by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Department of Education (DepEd) strongly advocates for educational continuity. In a recent ministerial e-Forum of the Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organization, DepEd Secretary Leonor Briones expressed , “Our battle cry is: learning must continue” but this is always with the health and safety of students as top priority during this time.

Notice is hereby given that Althea Rumbaoa and Rhea Carlos who represent themselves as recruitment officers of the AMA Education System soliciting job applications in various Facebook groups are NOT CONNECTED WITH AMA EDUCATION SYSTEM. Any recruitment activity made by these individuals are not authorized by AMA.

AMA job applicants are notified through our official AMA email address, and we never ask for any payment in connection with job application processing.

Any information in connection with these individuals may be reported to hr-recruitment@amaes.edu.ph.

June 05, 2020—AMA University and Colleges names Kapuso actor and host Alden Richards as its brand ambassador­­–joining its growing roster of celebrity education advocates.

Alden’s work with the country’s pioneer in IT education will support raising awareness for the crucial delivery of quality education as AMA University and Colleges shift to a full-online set-up in response to the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. With its school year starting this month, the actor is promoting educational continuity through distance learning.

Country’s largest network of IT schools to ensure educational continuity amidst community quarantine.

May 15, 2020—AMA Education System (AMAES) today announced that schools under its network will, as usual, start their school year in June. Classes, however, will follow a full online learning approach. 

This move is in response to the Department of Education and the Commission on Higher Education’s call for schools to assure the availability of public education in the midst of current community lockdowns.Through this set-up, AMAES students will be able to continue their studies from the safety of their homes.

The men of women of AMA Education System (AMAES) headed by its Chairman, Amb. Amable R. Aguiluz and Vice-Chairman Dr. Amable C. Aguiluz, IX salute the efforts of the AMA Foundation, Inc. (AMAFI)  and the AMAES employees who volunteered to work in the frontline of their Foundation’s  donation drive: Ricardo L. Devio, Jr. -  Head Administration, Jayson Alcaraz - Property Manager, Sheena  Medina –  AMAFI Staff, Mark Anthony  Mabalot -Property Custodian, Peter John A.Trinidad –Maintenance Helper and Alberto B. Catenza, Jr –Driver.