Presidential candidate Bongbong Marcos has vowed to continue pursuing programs and reforms designed to uplift the quality of life of the country’s teachers, foremost of which is increasing their salaries. READ:
Presidential candidate Bongbong Marcos has vowed to continue pursuing programs and reforms designed to uplift the quality of life of the country’s teachers, foremost of which is increasing their salaries.He believes that this would inspire the teachers to provide the highest quality of service and teaching to their students.
If and when he wins the presidency this coming May, Marcos said he will increase the salaries of public school teachers and provide free training and scholarships to their children. Even in his interview with lawyer Trixie Angeles in her program “Luminous Trixie”, Marcos mentioned that he would be doing the same thing that he did in Ilocos Norte, where he gave schools seed money to keep teachers from incurring debt. Marcos is a former Ilocos Norte governor.
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