Don Bosco College–Canlubang (DBC) is a private Roman Catholic educational institution located in Canlubang, Calamba City, Laguna, Philippines, and is administered by the Salesians of Don Bosco. Established in 1963, the college is dedicated to providing holistic education that integrates academic excellence, technical skills, and spiritual formation based on the teachings of Saint John Bosco. DBC offers basic education, senior high school, college degree programs, and technical-vocational courses, particularly in education, philosophy, information technology, and engineering-related fields. The institution emphasizes values formation, leadership, community service, and practical skills to prepare students for professional work and responsible citizenship.
Don Bosco College–Canlubang is a Salesian Catholic school in Laguna founded in 1963 that offers basic, college, and technical-vocational education. It focuses on academic learning, technical skills, and values formation to develop competent and morally grounded students.
Don Bosco College–Canlubang envisions a Salesian educational institution that forms young people to become competent, values-oriented, and socially responsible individuals who live out Christian faith and actively contribute to the Church and society.
Don Bosco College–Canlubang is committed to providing holistic Catholic education through academic excellence, technical and professional competence, and values formation inspired by the Salesian spirit of Saint John Bosco, especially for the service and empowerment of the youth.
The goal of Don Bosco College–Canlubang is to develop students who are academically capable, morally upright, spiritually grounded, and equipped with practical skills and leadership qualities to meet the needs of the community, industry, and nation..
Bachelor of Secondary Education (BSEd)
A degree program that prepares students to become professional high school teachers, focusing on major subjects such as English or Religious Education and Pastoral Communications, and developing strong teaching skills for the classroom.
Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT)
A college degree that trains students in computing, software development, networking, and information systems to prepare them for careers in the IT industry.
Bachelor of Technical–Vocational Teacher Education (BTVTE)
This program prepares students to become technical and vocational teachers, with majors in areas like Automotive Technology, Electro‑Mechanics Technology, Mechanical Technology, and Information Technology, combining teaching methods with technical expertise.
Automotive Servicing NC II (TESDA Technical/Vocational Course)
A hands‑on vocational course certified by TESDA that teaches students how to service, maintain, and repair automotive systems, preparing them for work in the automotive service industry.
Committed to providing quality Catholic education and forming competent, values-oriented students.