To take a significant step towards advancing its educational standards, PSU took part in the Educational Organizations Management Systems (EOMS) training based on ISO 21001:2018 conducted by Société Générale de Surveillance (General Society of Surveillance — SGS) held in Makati City on August 1.
SGS, the world’s premier inspection, testing and verification company, aims to equip institutions with the knowledge and tools necessary to implement and adopt EOMS in their systems, harnessing continual improvement in the quality of operations, meeting global standards and pursuing global competitiveness.
In the recent training session , SGS provided a background on how the important sections of ISO 21001:2018 (EOMS) can be applied to the present management system of the institution and how it can help assess the organization’s readiness to begin with the certification process.
Through the incorporation of ISO 21001:2018 guidelines, the university can establish a systematic approach to set clear objectives in improving the overall educational management by complying with regulatory requirements and to promote a learner-centered approach that puts emphasis on the importance of meeting both students’ and educators’ needs.
Five university officials took part in the activity namely Dr. David Livingstone Ramos (Director for Monitoring and Evaluation office of the Quality assurance Division); Dr. William Cayetano (Director for Institutional Assessment and Accreditation; Dr. Weenalei Fajardo (Director for Curriculum and Instruction); Dr. Charlaine Lopez (Head of ISO and PQA Initiatives); and Dr. Renato Salcedo (Campus Executive Director of Lingayen) University President Dr. Elbert M. Galas remarked that by embracing the EOMS training, PSU is poised to elevate the quality of services it offers, reinforcing its dedication in providing the best learning experience for its students, underscoring its position as a premiere state university demonstrating commitment for academic excellence.
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