Most of the good BSIT graduates get employed as soon as they graduate, and they get paid higher than instructors in colleges. So they don't bother to get a Master's degree in IT. (I think that is M.S. degree, not M.A. degree). Your best bet is to write to graduate schools in computer science (UP, Ateneo, DLSU) and check if any of their graduate students (doing MSIT/MSCS) is looking for a job. You may not find any.
Another possibility is to get one of your instructors with a BS degree and send him to one of the schools above to pursue an MS degree under a CHED scholarship. There are many CHED scholarships to help college teachers with BS degree get a MS degree, but there are very few takers. Pablo Manalastas *** "Luisito G. Trinidad" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: good day! we are in need of IT Instructor at least with MA degree, and willing to work to San Isidro, Nueva Ecija fresh graduate are encourage to report just sent or email your resume to [EMAIL PROTECTED] thnx for your time -- Luisito G. Trinidad IT Support/ Technician General De Jesus College Vallarta St., Poblacion, San Isidro, Nueva Ecija, Philippines Telefax: (044) - 486-0149 -------- "Registered Linux User #446936 Another foerever Linux newbie"
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