IMAGINE THE
POSSIBILITIES
From nursery to Junior High School,
PWC's basic education is inspired
by a non-traditional and progressive
educational philosophy.
Students develop their full
potentials through the
7 Pillars of JASMS pedagogy.
One of the pilot training schools
for K-12 in the country, PWC’s Senior High
integrates core competencies and skills
in the program to prepare today’s
millenials for a globalized world.
LEARN. ENJOY. CONNECT.
Some people say study hard and hit your goal. At PWC, we say learn and have fun. From nursery to college level, PWC’s academic life is colored with creativity and innovation to make learning enjoyable and exciting.
Here, you’ll encounter both opportunities and challenges to prepare you for life.
Unleash your potentials. Expand your horizons. Connect with the industry.
The possibilities are endless. Are you ready?
Basic Education
The PWC Basic Education believes in the education philosophy of Doreen Barber-Gamboa, the founder of JASMS education. Learn more
Senior High School
PWC Senior High School academic tracks and strands are competency-based to provide learners with skills and applicable knowledge they can use for life. Learn more
Tertiary Education
At PWC you are challenged and inspired to explore and create your own path as we journey with you to the program that best suits your interest. Learn more
New Courses Offered
Bachelor of Science in Accountancy (BSA)
Bachelor of Science in Psychology (BSPsych)
Bachelor of Arts in Broadcasting (ABBroad)
Bachelor of Physical Education (BPE)
For inquiries email us at info@pwc.edu.ph or download the curriculum
Everyone is Unique
At PWC, we guarantee that your child will receive the best education tailored fit for your child’s interests and talents.
Download our basic education brochure and learn how our non-traditional curriculum can benefit your child.
PWC News and Updates
Student leaders join Summer Leadership Training
Philwomenian student leaders gathered for the Summer Leadership Training held last June 15 to 16, 2019 in preparation for the coming school year.Spearheaded by the Supreme Student Council and TED OSA coordinator Edwin Dalumpines, this year’s training...
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Mexican ambassador to PH visits PWC
DAVAO CITY—Ambassador of Mexico to the Philippines H.E. Gerardo Lozano Arredondo visited the Philippine Women’s College last June 10, 2019. Ambassador Arredondo made it a point to visit Davao City in his recent trip to the Philippines and has expressed...
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PWC personnel take part in Brigada Eskwela 2019
TED faculty and members of the Non-Teaching Personnel Club participated in PWC’s annual Brigada Eskwela held last May 24 and 30, 2019.On its third year of doing the Brigada, PWC had the opportunity to visit 3 out of 8 partner schools: Matina Central...
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PWC participates in Operation ECHAMP
Philwomenians joined the PPCRV volunteers for ECHAMP (Election that is Clean, Honest, Accurate, Meaningful and Peaceful) during the midterm national and local elections last May 13, 2019.Operation ECHAMP is a collaborative effort of PPCRV and...
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PWC launches Ciudades campus with Open House
MANDUG, DAVAO CITY—PWC Ciudades hosted an Open House event last May 25, 2019, ahead of its opening this school year 2019-2020. The move introduced the campus among top choices for preschool and grade school in Mandug area.Following the opening performance...
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Artisan Fashion Market and Craft Buffet
Artisan Fashion Market and Crafts Buffet Fashion Weekend Davao culminated today with A, a weekend market for artisanal fashion products from indigenous communities in Davao City, Davao del Sur, Davao del Norte, Davao Oriental, Davao Occidental, and...
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