iBuild.PH recently participated in the 2025 ITMMA Week at FEU Roosevelt, supporting the university's annual celebration of innovation, learning, and technology, attended by multimedia creative and IT college students. This year's theme, "DREAM - Driving Revolutionary Expressions through Art and Machine Learning," highlights the importance of creativity and digital skills in today's tech-driven world.

Jerome Esperanza, founder and digital strategist of iBuild.PH, was invited as a resource speaker for the seminar during the IT Townhall session. He shared his experience in web design, UX/UI development, and frontend web programming, providing students with useful, real-world tips and practical approaches to website development. He also discussed how to build strong capstone projects and effective portfolios that can help students stand out when applying for internships or jobs.

"Our goal is to share knowledge that students can apply immediately-whether in their school projects or future careers," Jerome said. "It's a way for us to give back to our alma mater and support the next generation of IT professionals."

ITMMA Week opened with the activity "Last Man Standing," followed by a series of workshops, competitions, and tech showcases. The event encourages hands-on learning and collaboration among students, faculty, and industry professionals.

This engagement is part of iBuild.PH's ongoing commitment to digital skills training, education support, and community outreach, especially among schools and institutions focused on IT and digital careers.

Thank you to FEU Roosevelt for the invitation and to the ITMMA community for organizing a well-rounded and purposeful event.

Photo credits: FEU Roosevelt Gazette Tertiary