The Zamboanga Puericulture School of Allied Medicine (ZPSAM), a charitable non-profit institution in the city, will soon offer midwifery course and possibly other medical courses in the future.
Their application for the establishment of midwifery course is now being processed by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) and its approval will most likely come on June next year, said Zamboanga Puericulture Center President Dr. Rodel Agbulos.
ZPSAM first offered a caregiver course and successfully assisted 15 of their graduates to work abroad while others are still in the process of completing their requirements and hope to follow soon, said Mrs. Maria Pilar Salilig, ZPSAM Human Resource Officer.
Their application for the establishment of midwifery course is now being processed by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) and its approval will most likely come on June next year, said Zamboanga Puericulture Center President Dr. Rodel Agbulos.
ZPSAM first offered a caregiver course and successfully assisted 15 of their graduates to work abroad while others are still in the process of completing their requirements and hope to follow soon, said Mrs. Maria Pilar Salilig, ZPSAM Human Resource Officer.
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