
A one-year program for Alumni Fellows to bridge community context with policymaking, providing technical assistance to local and national government agencies and connecting policy to implementation across the education system.
Education reforms move faster and hold better when policy and implementation stay connected to what school communities experience daily. Ambassadors help link legislation, policy, and implementation across institutions, connecting offices and agencies so coordination is clearer and execution is stronger.
After the Fellowship, Alumni can contribute in roles that translate evidence into action inside public institutions. In practice, this includes supporting program design and delivery, strengthening monitoring and evaluation, managing partnerships, and shaping communications so reforms can be carried through at scale while staying grounded in classroom-informed practice.
alumni in the movement
alumni working within the DepEd system, including public schools
national and local policies influenced
DR. JOSE FRANCISCO “KIKO” B. BENITEZ
Director General of the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority
Across placements in national and local government, Ambassadors have helped influence at least 28 national education policies and programs by bringing classroom and community insight into policy development and implementation.
Recent areas of contribution include the Philippine Professional Standards for Teachers, EDCOM II policy recommendations, the ARAL Act and DepEd’s ARAL Program Bawat Bata Makakabasa, COVID-19 response and relief efforts, the Free Tertiary Education Act, the Masustansyang Pagkain Para sa Batang Pilipino Act, and the DepEd School Based Feeding Program.