One of the most important projects under the administration of PB Rodolfo Te is the Tech-Voc Program, a barangay-based TESDA-accredited training that has produced more than 2,000 graduates since its start in 2011. It received its accreditation from TESDA in 2011 through the effort of Kgd. Christopher Ryan Maboloc. The program is led by two unassuming individuals, Dr. Christopher Ryan Maboloc (the brain behind the project) and Engr. Bong Dumogho (the heart and soul of the project). The project is a TESDA Kabalikat Awardee for Region XI. The program started in the old barangay hall building and used the personal welding equipment and tools of Engr. Dumogho. The first teachers were Teodoro Espera, Engr. Dumogho, Jerson Beduya and Gerard Divino.
Later addition were Judith Pontanoza and Maris Bolo. All instructors are TVET holders. Today, the training supervisor is Manolito Seguerra. Later on, an assistant, Dennis Casia, was added to the staff. The project prides itself as having given opportunities to graduates to be employed in such construction projects as Franklin Baker, Binugao Coal Power Plant, Avida Towers, among others, and in jobs abroad that other graduates were able to get. The project was given a tremendous boost by Cong. Isidro Ungab through an appropriation of four million pesos for the construction of a new two-storey, four classroom building that was finished in 2017.
