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Richmond Mercurio - The Philippine Star
January 22, 2026 | 12:00am
Under the partnership, education and training programs in EV driving, maintenance and specialized skills such as customer service and assembly work will be developed and offered under TESDA.
STAR / File
MANILA, Philippines — Green logistics services provider Mober is teaming up with the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) to advance national workforce training and development for the electric vehicle (EV) industry.
Under the partnership, education and training programs in EV driving, maintenance and specialized skills such as customer service and assembly work will be developed and offered under TESDA.
TESDA will ensure that all competencies meet national standards.
Mober, in turn, will support end-to-end education delivery and provide clearer pathways to employment in green logistics.
It will provide trainers, facilities, access to its operational EV fleet and industry expertise to provide trainees with hands-on exposure to commercial EV operations and real-world logistics environments.
“As we grow our business, we are equally committed to strengthening the capabilities of our people. This is how we meet the needs of our global clients while growing responsibly, with both sustainable business practices and the country’s social needs in mind,” Mober vice president for people and sustainability Miguel Bermundo said.
Mober said the initiative positions the company as a key industry partner helping shape employment-ready EV workforce programs aligned with the country’s long-term transport and sustainability goals.
The partnership also comes as commercial EV adoption gains momentum across the Asia-Pacific region.
This year, Mober intends to scale training initiatives and further expand its all-electric fleet to cement its position as the leading green logistics partner in the Philippines.

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