 OFW stands for Overseas Filipino workers. They are Filipinos who decided to work abroad for a goal of a better future for their own and their families.

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 OFW stands for Overseas Filipino workers. They are Filipinos who decided to work abroad for a goal of a better future for their own and their families.

 Financial Needs  Experience  Soul Searching

 Being an OFW entails many sacrifices. First, you have to leave your family. Second, you have to adjust to the new culture you are in. Third, you have to sacrifice your own dreams and career because most of the time, when you work abroad the work you are in is not inclined with your educational attainment.

1. Do you consider OFWs as heroes? 2. In the video clip whose story struck you the most? 3. How do OFWs contribute to the Philippines’ economy?