CAL LiFT ( Learning ICT for Tomorrow )
LiFT (Learning ICT For Tomorrow) was born when CAL enlisted in the Department of Education’s Adopt-A-School program. The objective is to helps public schools acquire decent computer training for both teachers and students. This is in line with the company’s mission to bridge knowledge gap, making a difference in national development.The program also encourages the private sector to get involved in the development of the Philippine education system by sponsoring an IT program to less privileged schools.
Who can help? Any private individual, group, organization or institution.
Qualifications: Possess a credible track record, companies must be supported by a certificate of registration with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) or with the Cooperative Development Authority (CDA)
Which schools will be selected as recipients? Elementary, secondary or tertiary public schools preferably located in poorest provinces/municipalities in the Philippines, with poor education condition (i.e severe classroom shortage, insufficient budget, deficient books and instructional materials, no IT program)
The donor has the prerogative to select a recipient school as well as the area where it wishes to place its support. Schools could also be provided by the three education agencies (DepEd, CHEd and TESDA)
