IT & AI Career Orientation: BSIT and DIT

[Audio] CAREER ORIENTATION Bachelor of Science in Information Technology & Diploma in Information Technology IT • AI • Cloud • Data • Software Careers 3-minute guide to programs, admission cut-off grades, career paths, and key skills. BSIT DIT AI-READY 0:00–0:15 Good day everyone. Today, we will look at two Information Technology programs: Bachelor of Science in Information Technology and Diploma in Information Technology. We will also connect these programs to possible career paths in IT, AI, cloud, and data..

[Audio] Two pathways into the IT industry Both programs build the foundation for technology-driven careers. BSIT DIT Bachelor of Science in Information Technology Diploma in Information Technology For students who want a deeper preparation in: For students who want practical IT preparation in: • Software and web development • Database and systems management • Networking, security, and IT projects • Technical support and servicing • Web, systems, and networking basics • Workplace-ready IT operations Program descriptions summarized for orientation purposes. 0:15–0:45 BSIT is the degree path for students who want deeper preparation in software, databases, systems, networking, cybersecurity, and IT project work. DIT is a diploma path that focuses on practical IT skills such as technical support, computer servicing, web basics, networking, and systems maintenance. Both can lead to IT careers, but they may differ in depth, duration, and career progression..

[Audio] Admission cut-off grades Current BSIT and DIT minimum requirements from the program setup. Requirement BSIT DIT Mathematics Science English GWA Available slots Eligible strands BSIT: STEM, TVL, ICT, GAS DIT: STEM, HUMSS, ABM, TVL, ICT, GAS Source: provided BSIT and DIT program screenshots. 0:45–1:15 For the cut-off grades, BSIT requires 85 in Mathematics, 85 in Science, 85 in English, and 90 GWA. DIT requires 82 in Mathematics, 82 in Science, 82 in English, and 82 GWA. BSIT currently shows 51 available slots, while DIT shows 50. For strands, BSIT accepts STEM, TVL, ICT, and GAS based on the screenshot, while DIT accepts STEM, HUMSS, ABM, TVL, ICT, and GAS..

[Audio] Top 3 high-salary IT and AI opportunities Salary estimates vary by city, company, and experience level. Enterprise Architect ₱175K typical / month Designs company-wide technology strategies and systems. Software Architect ₱170K–₱180K / month Leads application structure, platforms, and technical standards. Machine Learning Engineer ₱60K–₱200K / month Builds AI models, automations, and intelligent systems. Best fit for BSIT/DIT graduates: start with fundamentals, then specialize through projects, certifications, and experience. Salary sources: JobStreet PH salary pages for Enterprise Architect and Software Architect; SecondTalent 2026 salary guide for Machine Learning Engineer. 1:15–2:05 Some of the highest-salary opportunities connected to IT and AI are Enterprise Architect, Software Architect, and Machine Learning Engineer. Enterprise Architects design the overall technology direction of a company. Software Architects lead the structure of applications and platforms. Machine Learning Engineers build AI models and intelligent systems. These salaries vary depending on location, seniority, company, and specialization, but they show how valuable advanced IT and AI skills can become. Sources used for slide content: JobStreet Philippines salary pages for Enterprise Architect and Software Architect, and SecondTalent's 2026 Machine Learning Engineer salary guide..

[Audio] 3 skills for a successful IT specialist Technical skill matters, but so do collaboration and adaptability. Problem-solving Technical foundation Communication + learning Analyze errors, troubleshoot systems, and turn problems into workable solutions. Learn programming, databases, networking, cloud basics, and cybersecurity fundamentals. Explain clearly, work with teams, and keep upgrading your skills as technology changes. Skill areas summarized from common IT career readiness expectations. 2:05–2:45 To become a successful IT specialist, there are three important skills to develop. First is problem-solving, because IT professionals need to analyze errors and create solutions. Second is a strong technical foundation: programming, databases, networks, cloud, and cybersecurity basics. Third is communication and continuous learning. IT work involves people, teams, users, and fast-changing tools, so being able to explain ideas and keep learning is very important..

[Audio] Choose your path. Build your skills. Keep learning. BSIT and DIT can both lead to meaningful technology careers. The advantage goes to students who build projects, practice consistently, and adapt to AI-driven change. Thank you! 2:45–3:00 To end, both BSIT and DIT can open doors to meaningful careers in the technology industry. What matters most is building skills, practicing through projects, and staying ready for change. Thank you, and welcome to the world of Information Technology..