ST. CLARE College has launched “life-changing programs” that will transform the country’s educational landscape.

The Life Skills, Digital Passport Program and Education 5.0 initiatives help students adjust to the demands and challenges of the digital age and empower them to take control of their future with access to global opportunities, flexible learning strategies and innovative technologies.

The Digital Passport Program is designed to equip students with the digital skills needed to thrive in the 21st century. Students will gain proficiency in coding, data analytics, gamification and other related topics.

Education 5.0 emphasizes core concepts such as personalized learning, technology integration, lifelong learning, global perspective, critical thinking and problem-solving, project-based and experiential learning, life skills development, and ethical and sustainable education. These principles provide a comprehensive framework for fostering innovation in education.

On the other hand, the Life Skills program will equip students with the communication, creativity, adaptability and emotional intelligence skills necessary to excel academically and professionally. It will enable students to broaden their horizons and become well-rounded individuals prepared for the challenges of modern life.

Dr. Ernesto “Ray” Adalem, CEO of St. Clare College, said the initiative is a timely response to the challenges and opportunities presented by the digital age.

Dr. Clare Adalem, College president, said that the new programs will allow students to customize their learning plans to reach their full potential.

“At St. Clare, we aim for more than academic excellence. With the Digital Passport Program, we are empowering our students to thrive in a digital world. We believe in preparing our students for not only today’s challenges but also for the future ones that are yet unseen,” Adalem said.