CLARK FREEPORT -- The 2nd Philippine Air Force Reserve Command has forged a scholarship program with an international school in a bid to help select reserve soldiers and their families.
The signing of the memorandum of agreement (MOA) was led by Brigadier General Enrico Ignacio, commander of the 2nd Air Reserve Center, and Reynante Intal, director of Gentry International School Incorporated.
Under the agreement, the Air Force unit is seeking scholarship grant from the school "to aid its personnel in their educational needs and those of their spouses and children."
Gentry officials in response stated that the school is willing to extend educational assistance to the beneficiaries free tuition and miscellaneous fees.
The school shall extend and grant up to 100 percent discount on tuition fee to the PAF reservists and their dependents.
The scholarship grant will be limited to five scholars per contract.
They must complete their respective courses before another set of scholars will be accommodated, the MOA stated.
Ignacio expressed gratitude to the officials of the school, which offers primary and secondary education courses.