Las Piñas City, Philippines — Southville International School and Colleges (SISC) proudly announces that one of its outstanding graduates, Venziel Pedrosa, secured the 4th spot nationwide in the recently concluded May 2025 Certified Public Accountant Licensure Examination (CPALE), with an exemplary score of 90.67%.

Pedrosa’s achievement affirms Southville’s commitment to academic excellence and its capacity to mold students into industry-ready professionals. He is joined by fellow SISC passers Patricia Ley, Joyce Decipeda, and Micah Edem, collectively giving the institution an impressive 80% passing rate—more than double the national average of 33.11%, as reported by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC).

“This is more than just a number—it’s a reflection of a learning environment that cultivates brilliance,” said Jayson Bugatan, Chairperson of SISC’s Accountancy Program. “We are extremely proud of our graduates, not only for passing but for excelling. Their success is the result of their dedication, our faculty’s mentorship, and the school’s unwavering academic standards.”

SISC’s education model emphasizes outcomes-based learning, critical thinking, and practical application—ensuring students graduate not only with knowledge but with the confidence and competence to lead in their chosen careers.

“At Southville, we don’t just prepare students for exams,” Bugatan added. “We prepare them for life—rooted in excellence, shaped by values, and driven by purpose.”

This recent achievement adds another milestone to Southville’s legacy of producing high-performing professionals, reinforcing its position as a premier institution for business and accountancy education in the Philippines.