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TikTok has partnered with the Philippines’ technical education and skills development authority (TESDA) National Capital Region to help Filipinos develop practical digital skills that could open up new income opportunities through content creation, livestreaming and social commerce<\/p>\n
The collaboration saw TikTok deliver a special edition of its TikTok Content Camp, bringing together aspiring entrepreneurs, job seekers and individuals looking to build digital capabilities. The programme combined classroom-style learning with hands-on workshops covering several areas of the creator economy<\/p>\n
Participants were first introduced to CapCut, where they learned video editing fundamentals, content packaging techniques and best practices for producing engaging short-form videos. The training then moved to TikTok LIVE, covering trends in the Philippine livestreaming landscape, audience engagement strategies, emerging content categories and monetisation opportunities, alongside insights into how TikTok LIVE agencies support creators and businesses.<\/p>\n
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The final session focused on TikTok Shop’s creator affiliate programme, giving attendees practical guidance on creating commerce-driven content and building revenue opportunities through social commerce<\/p>\n
Yves Gonzalez, head of public policy for the Philippines at TikTok, said the programme was designed to make practical, industry-relevant<\/a> digital training more accessible<\/p>\n “The digital economy is creating new opportunities for Filipinos to build businesses, develop new skills, and earn a livelihood. Through this collaboration with TESDA, TikTok is bringing practical, industry-relevant training to more learners and empowering them to participate in the digital economy, build sustainable livelihoods, strengthen their communities, and contribute to the country’s inclusive growth,”\u00a0Gonzalez said.<\/p>\n TESDA said the partnership complements its existing technical and vocational training by incorporating skills that are becoming increasingly valuable in today’s digital-first economy<\/p>\n “Digital skills are becoming increasingly essential across industries and TESDA’s role is to make sure every Filipino is equipped to succeed in this rapidly changing environment. TikTok Content Camp allows us to complement technical training with knowledge in content creation, livestreaming, and social commerce, creating new opportunities for entrepreneurship and sustainable growth. Together with TikTok, we look forward to making skills development more accessible and responsive to the changing needs of the Philippine economy,” said Eugene P. Agcaoili, centre administrator at TESDA RTC-NCR.<\/p>\n TikTok said it plans to continue working with government agencies, educational institutions and industry stakeholders to expand digital upskilling initiatives<\/p>\n Previously, TikTok Shop highlighted how Filipino MSMEs are using discovery eCommerce to grow their businesses through content, livestreaming and creator collaborations<\/p>\n At the GoNegosyo MSME Summit, the platform said more than 90% of its sellers are local businesses, underscoring its focus on supporting MSMEs through seller education and partnerships. The company also showcased success stories including contact lens brand Eyeconic, which grew into a nationwide business with TikTok Shop as its primary sales channel, and Pampanga-based Naturefood, which reported a 300% sales increase after expanding its use of livestreaming and affiliate tools.<\/p>\n From AI-powered marketing and the friction economy to retention-led growth,\u00a0DMA Philippines 2026\u00a0on 29 September in Manila will bring together marketers to tackle the opportunities and challenges shaping the next phase of digital transformation<\/p>\n Related articles:Mastercard launches Southeast Asia artist accelerator with TikTok’s SoundOnDiscovery-led commerce gains ground as TikTok Shop PH doubles active creatorsTikTok Shop ramps up authenticity drive with the Philippines’ IP regulator<\/b><\/p>\n Follow us on our Telegram channel for the latest updates in the marketing and advertising scene. We break down the big and messy topics of the day so you’re updated on the most important developments in Asia’s marketing development \u2013 for free<\/p>\n subscribe now \n En rapport:<\/strong> \n <a href="https:\/\/yoursite.com\/automation-africa\/" title="WhatsApp<\/a> Marketing Automation Africa : 6 erreurs dangereuses commises par les marques au Nig\u00e9ria\u201d> Rejoindre Justfine Infotech<\/strong> et d\u00e9velopper de v\u00e9ritables comp\u00e9tences num\u00e9riques en IA, automatisation, d\u00e9veloppement web, marketing num\u00e9rique<\/a>, la productivit\u00e9 bureautique, le commerce \u00e9lectronique, le travail ind\u00e9pendant et la cybers\u00e9curit\u00e9.<\/p>\n Programmes disponibles :<\/strong> WhatsApp :<\/strong>
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