Breach of contract

Hi atty,
I have a scholarship contract with CHED with their Faculty Development Program, I was endorsed by my former employer on that said scholarship but did not give any financial support. All in the expense of CHED. I have no existing contract with my employer when i decided to resign because they are transferring me to another branch of their company, but in my CHED contract it stated their that i have to render return of service after my completion of my course. Do my employer have the right to sue me for breach of contract? Do i have a right on this situation? If they asked me for payment of damages is it legal? thanks

do you mean, you are required to work as a teacher but you are currently not one? and so you will resign to become a teacher?

No sir i'm still in the academic institution but different company..

I'm required to render my service in the school whom it recommends me, but i resigned due to some reasons. I'm still in the academic institution but different school.

it all depends on what is stated on your contracts. but it may be best to inquire with the ched