1. M A D Making A Difference Global Growth Generator KOREA-PHILIPPINES
QUEZON CITY POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY
KOREA-PHILIPPINES
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY TRAINING CENTER

2. The world is looking to the next generation of business leaders to be the standards of the 21st century global economy.

3. Educational Institution
KorPhil Vision
KPITTC
ICT Premier Provider
End Users
MSMEs
Educational Institution
(QCPU)
QC = ICT Capital
Center of Education & Business
IT Skill Training
Certified Profession
MSME Solution
MSME ASP
Community Link
• Animation (2D/3D)
• Application Development Java, Net, C++, MySQL
• Web Services
HTML, XML, PHP, Java Script
• Office Automation
Word Processing
Presentation Tools
• KorPhil Certificate
Global Standard
• Industry Certificate Vendor Standard
• National Certificate
NC Level 3 & 4
• Animation on Demand
• Remote Education
• e-Business Solutions
B2C, B2B, Web Services
• Business Process
Transformation, ERP
• Logistics
SCM
• Customer Relation
CRM
• Web Hosting
• Mail Services
• MSME e-Business
Consultation
• Application Support
• Business and
Systems Integration
• Technical Support
• QC ICT
Community Portal
SME, PUC, Public
• Back Bone
National Link
• World Wide Animation
Industry Link
Partaking • Synergy • Experts Pool Development

4. Overview
The Korea-Philippines IT Training Center (KorPhil) is a premier ICT training center in the Asia-Pacific Region, powered by state-of-the-art Korean Technology complemented by Filipino ingenuity. It was facilitated by a $4.3 million grant from the Korean International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) to the Philippine’s Technical Education and Skills Development Authority and is Operated and managed by the Quezon City government.

5. Milestones October 2004 - Groundbreaking and cornerstone laying
April to October Delivery and installation of IT Training Equipment and other center facilities
December Inauguration of the Center
Jan to August Operations Management by TESDA
July Deployment of Korean experts in Network and System Management, Database Modeling and Administration, Auto CAD, Java Applications Programming and 3D Animation to the center to train instructors for the center
Sept 2006 to Present - Operations management turned over by TESDA to the Quezon City Government.

6. The Building

7. Seminar Rooms

8. Laboratory
E-Learning
Lecture Room

9. Multi-Purpose Hall
2nd and 3rd Floor Rest Areas

10. Garden
Waiting Area

11. Our Organization QC LGU KPITTC GOVERNING BOARD QC-LGU
TESDA
KOICA
Sector Representatives
POLICY- MAKING BODY
QC LGU
KORPHIL MANAGEMENT TEAM
EXECUTIVE
DIRECTOR
SUPPORT
STAFF
OPERATIONS GROUP
TRAINING AND CURRICULUM
MARKETING AND TECHNOLOGY DEPLOYMENT
FINANCE
AND ADMINISTRATION

12. Courses Offered, Durations & Fees
courses registered with tesda
Java Programming (NCIV)
240 hours
P 30,000.00
microsoft.net (NCIV)
oracle (NCIV)
160 hours
2d digital animation (NCIII)
840 hours
(200 lecture • 640 project)
P 25,000.00
3d maya animation (NCIII)
1040 hours
(200 lecture • 840 project)
P 35,000.00
korphil courses
Global Growth Generator Entrepreneurial Skills
40 hours
P 2,000.00
Certified Ethical Hacking
P 60,000.00
Computer Repair & Maintenance
120 hours
P 3,000.00

13. Summary of Enrollees & Graduates 2006-2010
Grand Total
Graduates – 1,317

14. Summary of Enrollees & Graduates 2011
SUMMER SHORT COURSES
Grand Total 2011
Graduates – 756

15. Summary of Enrollees & Graduates 2011
QC-LGU PROJECTS - QCPU
Grand Total 2011
Graduates – 4,140

16. Summary of Enrollees & Graduates 2012
TESDA ACCREDITED COURSES
Grand Total 2012
Graduates – 101

17. Summary of Enrollees & Graduates 2012
KORPHIL INITIATED COURSES
Grand Total 2012
Graduates – 44

18. Summary of Enrollees & Graduates 2012
QC-LGU PROJECTS - QCPU
Grand Total 2012
Graduates – 3,771

19. KorPhil Competitiveness
1. QC Leadership
2. Vision / Mission / Philosophy
3. Government / Industry / NGO Efficiency
a. Fly High: Philippine Software 2012
Enabling the Philippine Software Industry for Breakthrough Growth in the Next Five Years
b. The Philippine Digital Strategy
Transformation 2.0: Digitally Empowered Nation

20. Let us work together and grow together.
There remain many gaps in our reform measures and many important development programs that are to be pursued. The general plan of the government, specifically Quezon City,
can be a direction to follow not as a fragmented QC, but one, solidly united.
Let us work together and grow together.