QC launches two internship programs to prep aspiring vets, SHS

QC launches two internship programs to prep aspiring vets, SHS

/ 06:06 AM February 11, 2025

QC launches two internship programs to prep aspiring vets, SHS

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MANILA, Philippines — Quezon City has launched two internship programs to provide on-the-job experience for aspiring veterinarians and senior high school (SHS) students.

The local government unit disclosed on Monday that it had signed a memorandum of agreement with Quezon City Science High School to implement the program allowing senior STEM students to “enhance their technical and communication skills and develop a strong work ethic.”

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Meanwhile, the other program under the Quezon City Veterinary Department (QCVD) seeks to provide training in clinical practices, animal care and adoption, rabies prevention and control, and spay and neuter procedures.

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“Interns can also gain valuable experience in food hygiene and meat regulation, ensuring the safety and quality of food products in the city,” the statement reads.

“Veterinary medicine is not just about treating animals—it plays a crucial role in public health, food safety, and disease prevention. These programs are necessary to bridge the gap between theory and practice, ensuring that our future veterinarians are well-prepared for the field,” QCVD head Dr. Ana Maria Cabel, for her part, said. — Sheba Barr, INQUIRER.net intern

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