A total of 86 Bachelor of Science in Agriculture (BSA) students from Isabela State University (ISU) Cauayan Campus—Aurora Extension successfully completed the Agro-Entrepreneurship NC III assessment at the Northern Luzon Training and Assessment Center, April 20-25.

The staggered rollout enabled assessors to rigorously evaluate each candidate’s proficiency in enterprise planning, farm production management, and market-driven decision-making.

The delegation was led by Asst. Prof. Cirpirano M. Ticman Jr., Director of the Institute of Agricultural Technology, who supervised and guided the students throughout the assessment period.

Assessors administered performance-based evaluations aligned with NC III requirements, scrutinizing both technical execution and strategic decision-making. The process validated the students’ capacity to manage agri-based enterprises and respond effectively to industry demands.

With the completion of the assessment, the candidates now move toward certification, enhancing their qualifications for employment and entrepreneurial ventures in the agricultural sector.

The initiative emphasizes ISU Cauayan Campus–Aurora Extension’s drive to produce graduates equipped with industry-aligned competencies and practical expertise.

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