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Foundever® achieves industry-first TESDA certification for CX training program

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March 03, 2026

FOUNDEVER® has become the first company in the Philippines to receive a Certificate of Program Registration (CTPR) from the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) for its Customer Experience (CX) and Communications Training Level II, marking a significant milestone in industry-led workforce development.

Foundever® achieves industry-first TESDA certification for CX training program

This certification designates Foundever as a key player in the Philippines’ new, nationwide Enterprise-Based Education and Training (EBET) program.The CX and Communications Training Level II prepares individuals for entry-level roles in the Information and Communication Technology and service sectors, focusing on customer interaction, complaint handling, and efficient service delivery across voice and non-voice channels.

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