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GCash brings fintech engineering training into classrooms

Sep 5, 2026 · 1 min readBy KasKasan Buddies

GCash and De La Salle University are giving students hands-on fintech engineering training through a new industry-designed elective and potential career pathway.

  • GCash is bringing its fintech engineering expertise to Filipino students, giving aspiring technology professionals a chance to train on industry tools and practices before they enter the workforce.
  • Through a new partnership with De La Salle University, GCash is launching the NextGen Tech Builders Program, an industry-designed fintech engineering elective starting September 3.
  • The program gives DLSU undergraduate students hands-on exposure to technologies used in modern fintech development, including Java, Spring Boot, cloud computing, and microservices.

GCash and De La Salle University are giving students hands-on fintech engineering training through a new industry-designed elective and potential career pathway.

  • GCash is bringing its fintech engineering expertise to Filipino students, giving aspiring technology professionals a chance to train on industry tools and practices before they enter the workforce.
  • Through a new partnership with De La Salle University, GCash is launching the NextGen Tech Builders Program, an industry-designed fintech engineering elective starting September 3.
  • The program gives DLSU undergraduate students hands-on exposure to technologies used in modern fintech development, including Java, Spring Boot, cloud computing, and microservices.

GCash is bringing its fintech engineering expertise to Filipino students, giving aspiring technology professionals a chance to train on industry tools and practices before they enter the workforce.

Through a new partnership with De La Salle University, GCash is launching the NextGen Tech Builders Program, an industry-designed fintech engineering elective starting September 3.

The program gives DLSU undergraduate students hands-on exposure to technologies used in modern fintech development, including Java, Spring Boot, cloud computing, and microservices.

GCash will also provide course materials and cloud-based laboratory environments, while students will work on a fintech capstone project that applies their lessons to real-world technology challenges.

There is also a potential career pathway attached to the program. Students who complete the GCash elective can access fast-tracked opportunities for technical roles at the company.