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The initiative implemented during the second semester of the 2025–2026 academic year focusing on upgrading the teaching capabilities of Philippine Army instructors.
The curriculum specifically targets three core areas on enhancing communication and comprehension skills, introducing modern instructional strategies and classroom management, and developing skills for data-driven academic inquiry.
The 4DTS leadership was led by COL Noel C. Calimquim INF (GSC) PA, Commandant, and LTC Eduardo A. Precioso Jr (INF) PA, Assistant Commandant, along with the school’s operations and logistics officers.
“The university is honored to support the 4DTS following its recent recognition as a Center of Excellence,” BukSU-COE SED shared. (Mary Joy P. Saavedra/SED Lead Extensionist)

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