DBTI staff and students were pleased and proud to host the visitation tour of the different technician fields.
DBTI President Father (Fr.) Ariel Macantangay expressed his deepest gratitude to the official representatives for their time.
“Thank you very much for making time for us and observing the skills and knowledge demonstrated by our students.”
“I have a vision to make DBTI an Entreprenual University in Partnership with Government and the Industrial Community to produce more opportunities for graduates after school."
"I will focus on making it reality,” said Fr. Ariel.
The tour was prepared to show case four technician fields in accordance to the business foundation skills, showcasing the Information technology Workshop, Electrical Technology Workshop, Electronics Communications Workshop and the Instrumentation workshop.
The fine course members showcased their Practical skills and electrical appliances developed in the workshops.
From Javascript Programing, Neutralisation Mechanism of Salt water, Internal Software programing to external Mechanical System Outputs, Radio transmitting, Security Programing and much more.
Students were on their toes during presentations to answer questions and demonstrate the potential their miniature technical projects.
4th year Information and Technology (IT) Student Frederick Mai Kembun expressed his excitement and pleasure to demonstrate the projects to expert who appreciated their efforts and were impressed by it.
Mr Ted Garner further stated the significance of each trade and how it would play a role in students everyday lives when they graduate.
“These skills will become the foundation of your life at home and work."
"I was once a student and my skills have brought me so far to where I am standing now.”
“Be proud and embrace them to be your life’s work." 
