SB Finance, CCA Partner to Broaden Access to Culinary Education
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2026年7月24日
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SB Finance, CCA Partner to Broaden Access to Culinary Education

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SB Finance and the Center for Culinary Arts (CCA) Manila have launched an Education Assistance Program for aspiring Filipino culinary students. This initiative aims to enhance access to world-class culinary education through flexible financing options, reducing the tuition fee burden.

MANILA, Philippines — SB Finance and the Center for Culinary Arts (CCA) Manila have joined forces to enhance access to culinary education for aspiring Filipino students. The partnership introduces SB Finance's Education Assistance Program at CCA Manila and the Asian School of Hospitality Arts (ASHA), offering a more manageable way to finance quality education without the upfront burden of paying tuition in full. Through this program, eligible borrowers can access financing of up to the full tuition fee amount, with no collateral required. Repayment terms are flexible, ranging from 12, 18, 24, or 36 months, subject to credit evaluation and approval. Loan proceeds are released directly to CCA Manila for tuition payment, allowing students to concentrate on their studies while managing repayments over time. Additionally, students enrolling via SB Finance's program will receive an exclusive tuition fee discount from CCA Manila, further reducing financial barriers. "Education is one of the most meaningful investments anyone can make, but financial barriers often prevent people from pursuing opportunities that can change their lives," said Ron Romo, Head of Personal Loan and OR/CR for Cash Sales and Distribution at SB Finance. "Through this partnership with CCA, we're making it easier for more Filipinos to pursue their passion, develop valuable skills, and build meaningful careers in the culinary industry." The demand for skilled culinary and hospitality professionals continues to grow, offering not just traditional employment but also a pathway for aspiring entrepreneurs to establish food concepts. "At CCA, we've always believed that talent should never be limited by financial capacity," stated Badjie Trinidad, CEO of CCA Manila. "This partnership with SB Finance allows more aspiring chefs and future food entrepreneurs to access quality culinary education and confidently pursue careers they are passionate about." The Education Assistance Program can also be availed by parents or guardians financing a student's education, offering greater flexibility for Filipino families investing in their children's future. This initiative is part of SB Finance's broader strategy to embed financing into life's most important milestones. Information Source: Philstar Business

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