Bossjob’s Bosscare Foundation, in partnership with the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) Regional Office 5, has provided free WiFi access to more than 2,000 students and faculty members at Cumadcad National High School. The initiative aims to improve digital access and support learning in the school.
The project was led by Feby Joy Luneza, growth director at Bossjob, along with DICT Regional Director Atty. Rachel Grabador, represented by Engr. Carmela Valencia, chief of the Technical Operations Division. Teresita Loria, IIDB-ED focal for ICT Industry Development, also supported the initiative.
“Education should never be hindered by the lack of digital resources,” said Luneza. “With this initiative, we are ensuring that students have access to the digital world, opening doors to greater opportunities and success.”
With free internet access, students can now conduct research, complete assignments, and develop digital skills. Teachers also benefit from improved teaching tools, helping create a more connected and technology-driven learning environment.
“Access to the internet is no longer a privilege — it is a necessity. Through this partnership, we are making meaningful steps toward a more connected and digitally empowered Philippines,” said Valencia.
Bossjob and DICT plan to launch more programs that provide digital access, training, and career opportunities for Filipino students and communities.