EstudyaNTEPRENEUR

     March 17 was an amazing day at the "EstudyaNTEPRENEUR" activity!  This yearly event is truly special as it showcases the different specializations of T.L.E. in a business-oriented way.  They had booths for ICT, AGRICULTURE, BEAUTYCARE, COOKERY, ELECTRICITY, and DRESS MAKING. Each specialization offered a unique experience and gave us a glimpse into the world of entrepreneurship. 


    The first spot that we go is TLE T's GO booths were located at the front of SPTVE and is filled with fun mini games and photo booths. It's a good place to have fun, especially if you have your classmates and friends around. 


    The second spot is Home Economic, an event held in front of the New Heroes Building (NHB) is filled with delicious Filipino delicacies, empanada, palamig and other foods that are rich in flavor. The stools are ran by High School students, which they can get experience and thrill with.


The last one is the crop museum. It does not only show healthy and thriving plants, but the learning also comes with facts and games. One of the games that my friends and other classmates attended to was darting. Overall, the event that the TLE department held was fun and entertaining.


If your not yet go in the "EstudyaNTEPRENEUR"  activity yet, I highly recommend it!  It's a great way to explore different career paths, learn new skills, and have fun.  And guess what? March 18 is the last day!  So make sure to come and check it out for yourself.  Try the games, learn something new, and have a blast!  See you there! 

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