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Filipino teachers are an extraordinary lot.  Their dedication and hard work are beyond compare. For the best interest of their students, they are willing to work beyond what they are being paid for and to endure conditions that are not necessarily ideal. But the struggles faced by Filipino teachers in meeting the needs of their […]

Cerebro, an ed-tech company, is marking this Christmas season with a target to double their just-breached 1,000-signature milestone on their petition to enhance the working conditions and resources available to Filipino teachers. In the spirit of giving and empowerment, Cerebro is inviting the public to join their advocacy for educators’ empowerment. Amid the holiday cheer,

CEREBRO, an edtech company committed to improving the working conditions and resources available to Filipino teachers, announced that their petition has breached the 1000-signature mark. The advocacy aims to empower educators by providing them with optimal working conditions, resources, and support necessary for their own success and that of their students.

In the evolving world of education technology, Cerebro leads with an innovative approach and dedication to teacher empowerment.  As an edtech company, Cerebro is revolutionizing the way we educate by harnessing the power of technology and placing it in the hands of our passionate educators.  This in turn will pave the way for a future

Justine Itugot is CEO and Founder at Cerebro. Cerebro is providing ready-made digital lessons and quizzes for Philippine schools, reducing teachers’ workload by up to 400 hours per year.

In the Philippines, the dedication and hard work of our teachers are invaluable to the growth and development of our students. However, the struggles faced by Filipino teachers in meeting the needs of their students have far-reaching consequences on our educational system, our children, and the future of our nation. Cerebro, an edtech company whose

Justine Itugot of Cerebro joins us in this episode to share how Cerebro is helping teachers and schools across the Philippines to modernize their systems. Justine will share his humble beginnings wanting to be a priest to becoming a full fledged teacher where he experienced the problems he’s trying to solve today. He will also

The TOP100 program is an annual project spearheaded by e27 with the goal of recognising the most promising and innovative startups in the Southeast Asian region and beyond. The program is a highly anticipated event that provides a platform for exciting new startups to showcase their ideas, gain exposure to investors and potential partners, and

Now that Echelon Asia Summit is coming back in full swing, e27 is determined to make one of its key features, the TOP100, one of the best yet! The TOP100 program is an annual initiative organised by e27 to showcase and recognise the most promising startups in the Asia-Pacific region. The program is open to exciting new

Two incubatees from TOMASInno Center (TIC), the technology business incubator of the University of Santo Tomas (UST), have successfully completed the incubation program and are now certified DoST (Department of Science and Technology)-TIC Incubation graduates. The first incubatee is Cerebro, an education technology (edtech) startup that helps solve teachers’ workload issues with ready-to-use digital lessons