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Toyota Motor Philippines School of Technology (TMP Tech), a premier automotive technical-vocational institution, celebrated its 14th commencement exercise, awarding diplomas to 231 graduates across its Automotive Servicing General Job, Automotive Body Panel Repairing, and Automotive Body Painting courses. The ceremony was held at Toyota Motor Philippines’ (TMP) industrial complex in Santa Rosa City, Laguna.
With this batch, TMP Tech has now produced a total of 2,792 graduates from its regular and specialized training programs since its inception in 2014. Established in 2013, TMP Tech was founded by Toyota Motor Corporation (TMC) Honorary Chairman Dr. Shoichiro Toyota and TMP Founding Chairman Dr. George S.K. Ty. The institution aims to develop highly competent Filipino automotive professionals to serve both the local and international Toyota dealer networks, embodying Toyota’s commitment to excellence in automotive training.
In the photo, key dignitaries and stakeholders are present, including TMP network officers, instructors, the new graduates and their families, and prominent officials such as Jym Joshner Yaokasin, Toyota Dealers Association of the Philippines Representative; Masando Hashimoto, TMP President and TMP Tech Science & Technology Council Chairman; Archie Grande, CESO III, Regional Director of TESDA Region IV-A; Zoraida Amper, TESDA Laguna Provincial Director; Jose Maria Atienza, TMP Tech Chairman; Dr. David Go, Senior Board Adviser; and Jose Maria Aligada, TMP Tech President.
In his speech, TMP Tech President Jose Maria Aligada personally handed over the Certificates of Training Program Completion to the graduates, marking a significant milestone in their journey toward becoming skilled automotive professionals.
This graduation underscores TMP Tech’s ongoing commitment to cultivating highly skilled technicians equipped with the latest automotive knowledge and technical expertise, ready to meet the demands of the rapidly evolving automotive industry.