Seventy-five students have graduated from an online senior high school program focused on e-commerce and digital skills, marking the completion of the initiative’s first batch. The Senior High School E-Commerce Track, developed by the Department of Trade and Industry E-Commerce Bureau (DTI-ECB), Department of Education (DepEd), and Thames International School, combines the standard senior high school curriculum with e-commerce training, digital skills, industry projects, and work immersion. The program, which operates fully online, is designed to prepare students for higher education, employment, freelance work, and digital entrepreneurship. “This partnership equips young Filipinos with practical digital and entrepreneurial skills while strengthening their readiness for further education, work and business,” DTI-ECB director Eryl Royce Nagtalon said. “This pioneer batch shows that a different kind of senior high school is possible — one that is online, industry-integrated and designed to produce work-ready graduates,” Thames International School president and co-founder Jaime Noel Santos said.