English Proficiency

A short, funny animated clip depicting an assortment of signs seen in various places in the Philippines. This is the video used by the Philippine Business for Education (PBEd), an organization of concerned Business owners and executives, in their attempt to elicit support for their English Proficiency Program, which aims to improve English Proficiency of college students and public school teachers.

Category:

Nonprofits & Activism

Tags:

• funny
• signs
• spelling
• english
• philippines
• pbed
• advocacy
• teachers
• students

[mymistakewasgold41]

the music in this video is amazing! it's like acoustic guitar shredding!! what song is it?

[pochnikiso]

Hey, man, sorry for the late reply...yeah, the music is pretty cool, though i have to try to remember who to give credit for it. Don't think it's shredding "technically", but yeah, it does sound like it.

BTW, you the guy playing the guitar in the Bamboo Cover video? you're not so bad yourself. Unless you edited the sound on the video (which i dont think you did), the audio came from the guitar (did you have a pick-up there somewhere?) came out pretty crisp, and none of the hmpf! sound that...

[pochnikiso]

...that normally accompanies a misplaced fringer on the fret board...you from Indonesia? cool. even cooler you like Bamboo. He is pretty awesome, and though there are other more popular Filipino bands and musicians, Bamboo's style can be considered more universal than the others, and yet, he still manages to infuse a distinct Filipino style...MTV Asia is great, now more Asians get the recognition they deserve...

[pochnikiso]

Anyway, you might want to check out Bamboo's earlier work (if you haven't) when he was still lead vocals for a band called River Maya. I'm pretty sure they'll have a few videos here in youtube.

Thanks for the comment and for viewing the video. Hope you also browsed through the others.

[lingeyes]

This video shows that our school system in the Philippines is deteriorating. Who's to blame? The teacher that teaches 60 - 90 children?

What if the government officials will make a bill that only 20 pupil is the maximum number in a classroom. The teacher will surely have focused to them.

20 pupil per classroom is a must!

[dfword]

ok childrens...childrens merienda time...mummy hindi childrens...children lang...oo nga pala past tense...