Hard work and determination have paid off for three engineering scholars who successfully passed the 2026 Electrical Engineering Licensure Examination, marking a major milestone in their academic and professional journey. Supported by the Petron Corporation scholarship program, the newly licensed engineers embody the success of industry-backed education initiatives.

Among those who made it are Engr. John Lynuel Armas, Engr. Arshel Dayne Mariano, and Engr. John Ronald Cabrera, all graduates of Bataan Peninsula State University. Their achievement not only brings honor to their alma mater but also showcases the potential of young Bataeño professionals in the field of engineering.

The Petron Engineering Scholarship Program provides comprehensive support to deserving students, particularly those facing financial challenges. Aside from educational assistance, scholars benefit from mentorship opportunities, skills development, and industry exposure—preparing them to meet the demands of the engineering profession.

As part of its long-standing commitment to nation-building, Petron continues to invest in education through scholarship programs aimed at developing a highly skilled workforce. The initiative reflects the company’s vision of empowering future engineers who can contribute to the country’s growing energy and industrial sectors.

With their licenses now earned, these scholars step into the workforce equipped with knowledge, resilience, and purpose. Their success story stands as proof that with the right support and unwavering dedication, dreams can be transformed into reality.

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