Four PWC Davao Tourism Management students explored aviation safety and cabin operations during the opening of AVS Aeroviation School of Mindanao’s cabin and flight simulators, gaining valuable industry experience for their future careers.
The Philippine Women’s College of Davao hosted the 10th Davao City Indigenous Peoples Youth Artists’ Assembly on October 14, 2026, bringing together youth delegates from five Indigenous communities. The event showcased artistic talents, cultural performances, and youth leadership while celebrating a decade of cultural preservation and community empowerment.
The PWC Basic Education Department officially kicked off MATHSCITECH 2026–2027 with exciting poster-making, Sudoku, and Damath competitions. Students showcased their creativity, logical thinking, and mathematical abilities as they prepared for more Math, Science, and Technology activities.
Philippine Women’s College of Davao (PWC) Tourism students showcased their exceptional skills and creativity at the Davao City Tourism Skills Olympics 2026, held on September 30 at SM City Davao. Competing against students from 13 local tourism schools, PWC proudly secured the Grand Winner title in Tour Guiding and four second-place finishes across various tourism competitions, highlighting the institution’s commitment to excellence in tourism education.
Philippine Women’s College of Davao (PWC) joined the celebration of Philippine Creative Industries Month 2026 with an insightful session titled “Human + Machine,” exploring the evolving relationship between artificial intelligence and human creativity. Led by Emil L. Englis, MAFAD, the lecture encouraged Fine Arts and Design students to embrace AI as a powerful creative tool rather than a replacement for human talent, preparing them for new opportunities in the creative industry.
The Basic Education Department’s Student Formation Office, in partnership with the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG), Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA), Philippine National Police (PNP), and Young Men’s Christian Association (YMCA), conducted an Anti-Illegal Drugs Campaign for Grade 6 to 12 students aimed at strengthening awareness, prevention, and resilience against substance abuse.