DOST-SEI issues warning on fake and suspicious social media accounts
22 June 2022
The Department of Science and Technology – Science Education Institute (DOST-SEI) advises its stakeholders, scholars, applicants, and the public to be wary of fake and suspicious social media groups and pages bearing the name or logo of the Institute and/or its flagship DOST Scholarship Program.
The Institute has recently come across numerous websites, and Facebook pages with misleading information about scholarship programs, including fake job offerings. Some of these social media accounts are:
1. DOST Scholarship 2022
2. DOST Scholarship
DOST-SEI hails qualifiers to the 2022 Undergrad S&T Scholarships
12 June 2022
A total of 10,487 students are set to enter college in academic year 2022-2023 as new science scholars as the Department of Science and Technology - Science Education Institute (DOST-SEI) releases the official list of names of the scholarship qualifiers.
For two consecutive years, DOST-SEI did not conduct the national scholarship qualifying examination due to the COVID-19 pandemic. To identify the qualifiers, the Institute employed data analytics and proxy indicators in place of the exam. Documentary requirements were collected through the E-Scholarship Application System including the students’ grades in Grades 9-11.
DOST-SEI opens online application for 2022 JLSS
09 June 2022
With the aim to continue to develop the human resource capital for science and technology, the Department of Science and Technology – Science Education Institute (DOST-SEI) announces the opening of the online application period for the 2022 Junior Level Science Scholarships (JLSS) program. Applications will be accepted until July 31, 2022, via the JLSS E-Scholarship Application System at click here.
Pitogo HS secures TagRobo four-peat win
27 May 2022
Pitogo High School picked up where it left off as it secures the championship title in the Tagisang Robotics: Design. Build. Play as the competition returns this 2022 using a hybrid format.
After winning The Best Team Award in 2019, the Best Rookie Team and Best Team in 2013, and again as Best Team in 2014, Pitogo High School once more showed that they are still the team-to-beat in the returning robotics competition held last May 27.
