Universidad de Zamboanga Senior High School 4.13

Universidad de Zamboanga (UZ) is now Senior High School (SHS) Ready. UZ has been granted the SHS Program Permit by the Department of Education Region IX to offer Senior High School (Grade 11-12) beginning School Year 2016-2017. This is made possible through the office of the DepEd Regional Director, Region IX, Government Permit No. 0006, Series of 2015 signed by Malcolm Garma (CESO V, Director III, and OIC-DepEd R9).

UZ-SHS will offer the tracks on ABM (Accountancy, Business and Management), STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics), GAS (General Academic Subjects), and TechVoc (Technical Vocational Courses). The UZ High School Department has intensified the course outline of these offerings to be job, college, business, globally and 21st century more than ready.

The Grade 10 Junior High School students both from public and private secondary institutions may proceed to Grade 11-12 as Senior High Students in UZ-SHS. The university has invested in various new facility and laboratories for quality learning investment. UZ will be accepting the Grade 10 completers especially from the Public National High Schools through the Voucher System covered by the Education Service Contracting of the Department of Education.

The UZ High School Department specifically the Arturo Eustaquio Memorial Science High School (AEMSHS) and Technical Science High School (THS) are also open for Grade 7 Junior High School Level to Grade 12 Senior High School Level.

Universidad de Zamboanga’s general and specialized curricular offerings in the UZ-SHS are all in preparatory for the college courses in the higher education. Most subjects are introductory to the major and minor subjects taken in college. The academic requirements for Senior High School are designed with classroom instructions, laboratory applications and immersions.

UZ has now expanded the academic offerings in the secondary level into three high schools namely the UZ-AEMSHS, UZ-THS and UZ-SHS, giving parents and benefactors the best options for their children’s high school diploma.