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Maiden Name Act – Married Women to Retain and Use their Maiden Name

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Maiden Name Act – Married Women to Retain and Use their Maiden Name

In the past, once a woman gets married, she will carry her husband’s surname until the end of time. But those times have passed because nowadays, couples separate easily and have their marriage nullified. When this happens, the woman would want to carry her maiden surname instead. As everyone might have noticed though that women still use the surname of their husbands because it is still dictated by law

Good news is; Senator Binay and Congresswoman Gloria Macapagal Arroyo had filed separate bills in the Senate and Congress allowing women to drop the surnames of their husbands. CGMA filed the bill to seek women empowerment and enable women to use their maiden name even without having to undergo court proceedings.

See also: Housewives Compensation Acts, Stay-at-Home Mothers will Grant Php2,000 Monthly Compensation

House Bill No. 6082 which is called “Reversion to Maiden Name Act”, will allow a woman to drop the husband’s surname after nullity of marriage, divorce in another country, and legal separation with just an administrative process through the Office of the Civil Registrar. CGMA’s bill eliminates the expensive and tiring process of court procedures.

These are the situations that allow a woman to use her maiden name again;

  • Court declaration of Legal Separation with no interest of reconciling with partner
  • Annulment
  • Court decision declaring property separation
  • If the petitioner has been abandoned or separated from husband for not less than ten years
  • The husband had been presumed dead pursuant to the conditions, circumstances, and period that have been stated in the Rules of Court and the Civil Code of the Philippines. The bill furthermore grants the Department of Justice, Office of the Supreme Court Administrator, Civil Registrar General, and Department of Foreign Affairs the power to set the guideline and rules for the implementation of this matter.
  • If it was predetermined in the marriage settlement that the separation of their properties will be administered in the property relations

Senator Binay has also filed a similar bill on August 7, 2017; Senate Bill No. 1547 or will be known as Reversion to Maiden Name Act.

What is the Alternative Learning System or ALS is All About

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What is the Alternative Learning System or ALS is All About

What is the Alternative Learning System or ALS

It is said that education is the best legacy that parents can provide to their children. But not all parents have the capability to send their children to school. Thus, resulted in being out-of-school. The good thing is that the government has been implementing the Alternative Learning System or ALS.

It caters individuals who were not able to finish the primary and secondary level of education, non-readers, out-of-school youths, and even senior citizens who want to develop new skills. The ALS facilitators are conducting the learning session in multi-purpose halls or community learning centers.

See also: TESDA Offers Online Courses for Free Remote Study

What is the importance of the Alternative Learning System?

The implementation of the Alternative Learning System is a way that the government wants to help many Filipinos to access educational opportunities. Apparently, there are many Filipinos who were not able to finish basic education due to personal or economic constraints.

How does Alternative Learning System work?

The Bureau of Alternative Learning System offers two major programs such as the Continuing Education Program – Accreditation and Equivalency and the BLP or the Basic Literacy Program.

A&E program

The A&E program caters individuals who did not complete the elementary and high school level. The lessons are given in modules making it flexible and suitable to the individual needs of the students. After completing the programs, an accreditation and equivalency test is required. If the students have passed the test, a diploma or certification is given that they can use in case they want to pursue higher studies or find work.

Basic Literacy program

This program caters not only the youth but also the adults. It develops skills in writing, reading, and numeracy.

How does ALS vary from formal school?

The main difference between the Alternative Learning System and formal education is that the learning sessions are flexible according to the availability of the students. The program uses modules taught by the mobile teachers, learning facilitators, instructional managers, or district ALS coordinator. The session is conducted in community centers, barangay halls, libraries, and even in private homes.

Other special programs

Aside from the Basic Literacy Program and the A&E program, ALS also offers other special programs that cater to different subgroups including the following:

  • Indigenous Peoples Education – This program is tailored to the tribal communities living in the provinces of Zambales, Quezon, and Ilocos.
  • Arabic Language and Islamic Values Education – Offered for Muslim migrants

Alternative Learning System for Differently-abled Persons – For people suffering from hearing disorders through sign language.

How to Qualify for Philhealth Sponsored Member

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How to Qualify for Philhealth Sponsored Member

Philippine Health Insurance Corporation or known as PhilHealth is a government agency that offers a health insurance program to its members. It has been introduced many years ago, but not all Filipinos know and understand how it can help. It is very expensive getting sick and being covered by PhilHealth can cut the cost of the medical expenses. Paying for the monthly PhilHealth insurance is cheaper than buying a cellphone load.

Here are the different types of PhilHealth membership:

  • Formal economy member
  • Informal economy members
  • Sponsored members
  • Indigent members
  • Overseas Filipino members
  • Senior citizen members
  • Lifetime members

How to become a Philhealth Sponsored Member

An individual is considered as a sponsored member of PhilHealth if the monthly contribution is paid by a private entity or a government agency or by another individual. A certain sector of the community are qualified to apply as a sponsored member.

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Who are qualified to apply for sponsored membership

  • Informal economy members who do not qualify or avail the full subsidy given by the DSWD or if the monthly contribution is sponsored by the LGU.
  • Abandoned children or orphans, abused minors, street children, out-of-school youths, battered women, senior citizens, and PWD or persons with disability.
  • Barangay workers including BHW, barangay tanod, nutrition scholars, and other barangay volunteers whose monthly contributions are fully paid by the Local Government Unit.
  • Women who are giving birth but not a member of PhilHealth in which the contribution will be shouldered by the LGU or National Government or the DSWD.

See also: PhilHealth Benefits for People

Being a sponsored member of PhilHealth has a lot of benefits particularly in terms of medical expenses and hospitalization. The government is encouraging all Filipino citizens to apply for PhilHealth membership. For those who do not have the financial capability to pay their own premium contribution, they can visit any PhilHealth office near them and inquire for the sponsored membership.

60,000 Caregivers Needed in Japan with Php95,776 Monthly Salary

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60,000 Caregivers Needed in Japan with Php95,776 Monthly Salary

Japan will hire thousands of Filipino caregivers according to the POEA or the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration. Due to the increasing number of the elderly population in Japan, it is expected that the Japanese government and other Japanese companies will hire approximately 60,000 caregivers in the coming years.

Aside from caregivers, the Japanese government will be hiring skilled workers with Visa 1 and 2. Caregiving experience is not a must and no employment and placement fee will be collected.

However, interested applicants must be a holder of National Certificate II given by TESDA. The applicant must also know the Japanese language. You can either enroll in a language class to learn the Japanese language of study on your own. There are online classes where you can study the language through modules. Nursing graduate, licensed or not is preferable, but graduates of other four-year courses can also apply.

There are Japanese companies visiting the Philippines to conduct hiring and in-training for interested applicants. The Cooperative Union Business Supply Aichi of CUBSA is a Japanese union hiring Filipinos to work in Japan. They are helping Filipinos to land a job in different industries. Recently, they held a caregiving training and free seminar for Filipinos. Presently, the CUBSA will hire 1,000 Filipino caregivers.

Japanese companies offer approximately ¥200,000 or Php95,776 salary per month. Bernard Olalia, POEA administrator reiterated that applicants must apply only to legitimate recruitment agencies accredited by POEA. Applicants may also visit the official website of POEA for the list of companies with caregiver vacancies in Japan.

A pre-recruitment briefing will be conducted by PJEPA/Japan International Corporation of Welfare Services for the 12th batch of caregiver and nurse applicants. Listed below is the schedule and location of the briefing:

June 20, 2019 – POEA, Cebu City
June 20, 2019 – POEA, Davao City
June 21, 2019 – POEA, Cebu City
June 21, 2019 – POEA, Davao City
June 22-23,2019 – POEA, Mandaluyong City

Things to Consider When you Want Work and Study in Australia

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Things to Consider When you Want Work and Study in Australia

Work and Study in Australia, many Filipino students are given the opportunity to continue higher studies in foreign countries. Australia is one of the most favored countries of Filipino students. The good thing about studying in Australia is that the AU government offers financial assistance for international scholars. Filipino students can apply for government-funded scholarships like International Postgraduate Research Scholarships, Endeavor Postgraduate Scholarship Awards, and Australia Awards Scholarships.

Another advantage of studying in Australia is that the student is given the chance to find a job or earn extra income. But there are several things to consider before a student can work while studying.

Basic requirements of working as part-time

  • The students must be a scholar of a study program approved by the government of Australia
  • Students who will work part-time should be a holder of an Overseas Student Health Cover or OSHC

International students holding a valid student visa can work a maximum of 20 hours a week while studying. During school vacations, the student can work with unlimited hours.

First-time international students are wondering if it is difficult to find a job in Australia. It’s not difficult to find a job if the student is resourceful. Always look for job postings either online, in newspapers, recruitment firms, and even on the school’s bulletin board.

See also: How to Apply for PhilFrance Scholarship Masteral and Doctorate Degree for Filipinos

The job opportunities in Australia is unlimited especially for international students. Usually, students can find work in industries like hospitality, retail, services, and other specialized sectors. Likewise, you can also find a job depending on your skills and preference.

Listed below are the popular jobs suitable for international students:

  • Waiter
  • Sales assistant
  • Barista
  • Bartender
  • Language tutor
  • Cleaner
  • Receptionist
  • Secretary
  • Fruit picker
  • Food delivery
  • Telemarketer
  • Campus tour guide
  • Library assistant
  • Graphic designer
  • Babysitter
  • Photographer
  • Pet Groomer

How much a student can earn in work and study in Australia system?

The legal and standard rate per hour is $18.93 AUD equivalent to Php680. But the rate may also depend on the type of job and may vary from $50 to $80 AUD/hour. For easy processing of the payment, it is required to open a bank account. It is also important to secure a TFN so that you will be taxed properly.

Being an international student in Australia also gives the opportunity for your family to be with you. But you should declare your family members on your student visa and must be approved for sponsorship while you are studying.

The sponsored family member can work full-time if the student is pursuing a master’s degree. They cannot work unless the student program starts.

How to Find TESDA Housekeeping Training Schools in Your Location

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How to Find TESDA Housekeeping Training Schools in Your Location

Are you one of the many Filipinos who want to try their luck overseas? Filipinos are actually one of the top contenders in getting jobs abroad. TESDA (Technical Education and Skills Development Authority) offers Housekeeping Course where you can enroll and learn the basics of a housekeeping job abroad. This course is one of the most enrolled programs in TESDA. This may be because countries such as Singapore, Taiwan, Hongkong, Japan, and many other countries have a huge requirement for trained housekeepers.

Working as a housekeeper in a foreign land is not an easy job. You will need the skills and a lot of patience and perseverance. You have to be well equipped to fit the job. The best way is for you to enroll in a Housekeeping course in TESDA. After finishing the training program, there will be an assessment exam you can take to get the National Certificate (NC I and II). You can present this as proof that you have graduated from the course.

But first, you have to find the nearest TESDA School near you. These are the steps in finding TESDA schools that have TESDA Housekeeping Course;

Step I

Go to TESDA website. On the right portion of the website, look for the Quick Links then click the “Registered Programs”.

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Step II

After doing the instruction in step I, click “Housekeeping” and then type your location.

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Step III

After hitting the search bar, the complete list of TESDA housekeeping schools will appear based on the location you have keyed in. Jot down the details; course duration, address, and contact numbers.

tesda housekeeping 3

In choosing a school, consider the location as a major consideration.

Step IV

This is the point wherein you have to talk to TESDA personnel to ask the cost of tuition fee and requirements. This can be done thru email, school visit, or phone.

They usually require that you have at least finished high school to take the course. Some branches that may require other documents so better ask ahead of time.

Step V

When you have chosen the school that will fit your location and time, it’s time to go on with the enrollment.

Read: Learn also the TESDA Online Study free

Hope this simple steps and guide in finding TESDA accredited training school and center in your place will help you a lot. You can do it also in finding another courses.

How to Get PSA Birth Certificate

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How to Get PSA Birth Certificate

In the past, getting a copy of your PSA (Philippine Statistics Authority) birth certificate (previously called NSO birth certificate) would require long lines and long hours. It used to be such a waste of time. Nowadays, especially with the advancement of technology, you can get it without much hassle. This article will give you a complete guide on the requirements and steps in getting your birth certificate.

Birth Certificate Requirements

  • Php155 application fee
  • Birth Certificate Application Form
  • Valid ID of the document owner and if applicable, an ID of the requester (if a representative will get the document in your behalf)
  • Authorization letter if the requester is not the owner of the document, spouse parent, legal guardian or institution-in-charge (in the case of minors), and direct descendant

Three Ways to get PSA Birth Certificate

  • PSA Office
  • SM Business Center
  • Online

Steps in getting PSA Birth Certificate at the PSA Office

In this case, you will have to wait for the birth certificate and there will be quite a long line. The good news here is that your birth certificate will be released within the day. This will be to your advantage if you need the document at once. To avoid a very long line, don’t go on a Monday and try to be there very early so you will be done before lunchtime.

Step I

Fill-up an application form then submit it for assessment. The assessment officer will check the accuracy of the details and if your requirements are complete.

Step II

Go to the cashier then pay an application fee of Php155.00. This amount is for one copy only so prepare additional cash if you will get more than one copy of the document.

Step III

The last step is to wait for the release of your certificate at the next window. Check the certificate before leaving and ensure that all the details there are accurate. This is to avoid the inconvenience of going back for correction.

Read: Philippine Statistics Authority Updates: National ID Registration Starts in September?

Steps on how to get birth certificate online

You can say that this is the most convenient and easiest way to get the document. Whether you live outside the NCR (National Capital Region) or abroad; getting your birth certificate is possible. Just make sure that you will be dealing with the accredited websites;

  • ph (this is the former NSOhelpline.com)
  • com.ph

Step I

Go to any of the accredited PSA websites. Once you’re on the website, select the ORDER button then provide your details.

Step II

How much is a birth certificate?

Go to the accredited payment center or bank and pay the processing fee. This is a bit higher because it will also cover the delivery charges. It will cost Php330.00 per copy. You can use your credit card to pay online. You can also pay using your Bancnet card through an ATM. Other payment channels include; ECPay at 7-Eleven stores, over-the-counter in all Security Bank and Metrobank branches nationwide, and GCash.

Step III

Once your payment is confirmed, the document will be delivered within two to seven days depending on your location in the Philippines.

Steps in Getting PSA Birth Certificate in SM Business Centers

SM is now accredited to process PSA birth certificates. The release takes about seven days and the requirements are the same.

Step I

Fill-out the application form

Step II

Pay the application fee of Php155.00 per copy and Php25.00 for the service fee for each copy.

Step III

You can claim the document at the releasing section. If your representative will be getting for you, remind him/her to bring a valid ID and authorization letter from you.

List of Bank Swift Code in the Philippines

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List of Bank Swift Code in the Philippines

Knowing the accurate Bank Swift Code is very crucial when you deal with wire transfer or money remittance. This will ensure that the money being received or sent internationally will be credited properly. So, what exactly is Swift Code? SWIFT means Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication. This aids in securing financial services all over the globe. Swift Code is also called SWIFT-BIC (Business Identifier Code), BIC, SWIFT ID, or BIC Code. It has around eight 8-11 alphanumeric characters.

Swift Code is used by professionals, OFWs, and freelancers who want to send money through wire transfer. In transferring money, five things will be needed in the said transaction;

  • Name of Bank
  • Account Name
  • Account Number
  • Swift Code
  • Amount to be transferred

Format for Bank Swift Code

Ex.   ASDVPHM1

  • Bank Code – 4 letters
  • Country Code – 2 letters
  • Location Code – 2 letters or 2 digits
  • Branch Code – Last 3 characters

As seen in the example, Asiatrust Development Bank has eight characters. This will be the code to use in making money transfers. Every time you will be receiving or sending money internationally, this is the code you will use. There is a specific Swift Code that will be added to identify the branch of the bank in some cases. This will identify the routing number of the bank. The Swift Code of the bank’s head office can be used most of the time though.

Read also: How Do Self-employed Individuals Can Save Money

Note: Wrong Entry of Swift Code

Be careful in entering your Swift Code because if you enter a wrong code, there will be some charges. The money you’re sending won’t go to another person but you have to inform the bank at once to avoid further inconveniences. Make sure that you enter the accurate Swift Code or BIC to avoid a failed transfer and penalties.

Complete List of Philippine Bank Swift Code 2019

Bank SWIFT Code
ADB (Asiatrust Development Bank) ASDVPHM1
ANZ (Australia and New Zealand) Banking Group Limited ANZBPHMX
AUB (Asia United Bank Corporation) AUBKPHMM
Banco Filipino Savings and Mortgage Bank FIAOPHM1
Bank of America BOFAPH2X
Bank of China BKCHPHMM
Bank of Commerce PABIPHMM
Bank of Makati (A Savings Bank), Inc. MKRUPHM1
BDO (BDO Unibank, Inc.) BNORPHMM
BPI (Bank of the Philippine Islands) BOPIPHMM
BPI Direct BPDIPHM1
BPI Family Savings Bank BPFSPHM1
BPI Globe Banko, Inc. BPGOPHM1
Cathay United Bank Co. LTD. – Manila Branch UWCBPHMM
Chinabank (China Banking Corporation) CHBKPHMM
China Bank Savings, Inc. CHSVPHM1
CIMB Bank Philippines, Inc. CIPHPHM1
Citibank, N.A. – Makati Branch CITIPHMX
Citibank, N.A. – Manila Branch CITIPHMXTSU
Citibank, N.A. – Cebu Branch CITIPHMXCBU
Citystate Savings Bank, Inc. CIVVPHM1
CTBC Bank (Philippines) Corporation CTCBPHMM
DBP (Development Bank of the Philippines) DBPHPHMM
Deutsche Bank AG DEUTPHMM
Eastwest Bank (East West Banking Corporation) EWBCPHMM
Equicom Savings Bank, Inc. EQSNPHM1
First Commercial Bank, Ltd., Manila Branch FCBKPHMM
HSBC (Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp.

Manila Head Office)

 HSBCPHMM
HSBC (Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp. Cebu Branch) HSBCPHMMCEB
HSBC Savings Bank (Philippines) Inc. HBPHPHMM
JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. CHASPHMM
Land Bank of the Philippines TLBPPHMM
Maybank Philippines, Inc. MBBEPHMM
Metrobank (Metropolitan Bank and Trust Co.) MBTCPHMM
One Network Bank, Inc. (A Rural Bank) ONNRPHM1
PBCom (Philippine Bank of Communications) CPHIPHMM
Philippine Veterans Bank PHVBPHMM
Philtrust Bank (Philippine Trust Company) PHTBPHMM
Planters Development Bank PLDEPHM1
PNB (Philippine National Bank) PNBMPHMM
PNB (Philippine National Bank)- Treasury Operations PNBMPHMMTOD
PNB Savings Bank PNSAPHM1
Philippine Business Bank PPBUPHMM
PSBank (Philippine Savings Bank) PHSBPHMM
RCBC (Rizal Commercial Banking Corporation) RCBCPHMM
RCBC (Rizal Commercial Banking Corporation) – FCDU RCBCPH21
RCBC Savings Bank, Inc. RCSAPHM1
Robinsons Bank Corp. ROBPPHMQ
Security Bank Corp. SETCPHMM
Standard Chartered Bank SCBLPHMM
Standard Chartered Bank – Custodial Dept. SCBLPHMMEQI
Sterling Bank of Asia, Inc. STLAPH22
UCPB (United Coconut Planters Bank) UCPBPHMM
UCPB Savings Bank, Inc. UCSVPHM1
Unionbank (Union Bank of the Philippines) UBPHPHMM
United Overseas Bank Limited UOVBPHMM

Requirements and Procedures on How to Join the Philippine Air Force

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Requirements and Procedures on How to Join the Philippine Air Force

Do you love your country and are you willing to serve it? If you do, what are you waiting for? Join the Philippine Air Force (PAF) now! It may not be the most rewarding career in terms of financial aspects but it will give you a sense of patriotism. The PAF is one of the branches of the Armed Forces of the Philippines.

The other branches of the AFP are the Philippine Navy and Philippine Army. The PAF is in charge of the aerial services which are involved in aviation, flying, aircraft, aircraft services, and combats, and flights.

Before joining the Philippine Air Force, you have to take the examination which is given every year and undergo their training. Make sure that you’re eligible to apply and have the complete requirements.

Requirements for Philippine Air Force Enlistment and Re-enlistment

• Filipino citizen
• Have completed basic education from K-12 or have at least seventy-two units in college from an institution or university that is acknowledged by the government
• At least 18 years of age but no more than twenty six years old on the time of appointment as a CS (Candidate Soldier). Take note too that there will be no age waiver for regular AFP enlistment
• Not shorter than 5 feet for male and female for Major services. Major Services Commanders may impose their own height prerequisite
• Mentally and physically fit to undergo military training and services
• With good moral standing

Requirements for Philippine Air Force Officer Candidate

• PAFOC – College Degree holder
• Twenty one to twenty nine years of age during the time of admission for training

Requirements for PAF Exam and Recruitment for 2019

• Duly accomplished application form
• Original and photocopy of Birth Certificate with PSA (Philippine Statistics Authority) authentication
• Photocopy and original copy (for authentication proof only) of Transcript of Records (K-12 or College graduates / Certificate of Grades with at least seventy two units in college)
• Two copies of 2 x 2 recent photos (colored with white background)
• Documents like AFPSAT (AFP Service Aptitude Test) and IRF (Individual Result Form) if applicable

Once you pass the written exam, you will be required to submit other documents like a copy of the parents’ marriage contract, NBI clearance, among others. You will also undergo (PFT) Physical Fitness Test such as sit ups, push ups and 3.2 kilometer-run.

o Successful CS applicants who will pass the written exam will be integrated as a qualified applicant and will get a notification to report for PFT at the Processing Centers.

o Successful PAFOC applicants who passed the written exam will also be asked to report at the PAFNC for their SWE (Special Written Exam).

Benefits in Philippine Air Force

• Competitive pay with allowances
• Insurance and Health benefits
• Security of Tenure
• Chance of Post Graduate study grant (local and abroad)
• Housing benefits
• Skills training
• Leadership training
• Opportunities for career advancement

Philippine Air Force Units / Processing Centers

Villamor Air Base
Sales Road, Pasay City
Contact Nos. 09563371547 / 09270632245 / 09495906720 / 09495906803

Fernando Air Base
Lipa City
Contact Nos. (761)3601/3201 / 0906-2721492

Clark Air Base
Lily Hill Street, Clark Field, Angeles City, Pampanga
Contact Nos. 09177295684

Edwin Andrews Air Base
Gov. Ramos Ave., Zamboanga, Zamboanga Sibugay
Contact Nos. 09177074561

Antonio Bautista Air Base
MP Rd., Barangay San Miguel, Puerto Princesa, Palawan
Contact Nos. 09274184911

BG Benito Ebuen Air Base
Mactan Island, Lapu-lapu City
Contact Nos. 09272867352

Take note that the only Processing Center for the PAFOC applicants is the PAFMC
Examination Schedule

The examination schedule will be announced once it is signed and released.

source: paf.mil

Department of Health DOH Scholarship Program Application and Requirements

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Department of Health DOH Scholarship Program Application and Requirements

The Health Human Resource Development Bureau of the DOH (Department of Health) in its partnership with the Development Academy of the Philippines has announced that application for the Master in Public Management Major in Health Systems and Development is now open. This Masteral Degree Program is an interdisciplinary ladderized postgraduate program with thirty eight units and will last for two years.

This DOH scholarship program aims to create health care leaders and managers that can adapt to the changing need of the health care community. It will also give the graduates the necessary knowledge, technical tools, and skills for them to be able to pursue and propose strategic interventions and reforms concerning the health industry.

Eligibility Requirements for DOH Scholarship

  • Employee of the Department of Health with permanent status for at least one year
  • A graduate of Bachelor’s Degree related in Discipline
  • Rural Health Physicians
  • Development Management Officers
  • Public Health Nurses
  • Municipal Health Officers
  • LGUs and DOH health professionals
  • 55 years old and below during the start of the program.

Documentary Requirements in DOH Scholarship

  • Fully Accomplished Personal Data Sheet with complete work experience
  • Accomplished Certification and Endorsement
  • Accomplished Student Information Form Applicant from DAP
  • Completely accomplished Essay Examination

Lucky applicants will have to submit the following

  • Duly signed and notarized Scholarship Service Contract (four original sets)
  • Original TOR (Transcript of Records) issued by the CHED – Indicate this “COPY FOR DAP-GSPDM REGISTRAR”
  • Certified true copy of diploma certified by CHED
  • Photocopy of Birth Certificate (PSA issued original copy must be presented upon submission)
  • Photocopy of Marriage Contract (original copy issued by the PSA must be presented upon submission
  • Medical Certificate stating that the applicant is mentally and physically fit to study (should be issued by a Government Physician)

Applicants must submit applications to the HHRDB on or before June 28, 2019. Classes will start in September 2019. For inquiries, you may contact Mr. Aldinn Albrando or Ms. Nica Jane of the Learning and Development Division – HHRDB at telephone numbers (02)651-7800 local 4250-53, telefax numbers 743-1776, or through email at [email protected].

For further information, check this out Department Memorandum 2019-0134.

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How to Join Philippine Marine Corps | FAQ’s

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How to Join Philippine Marine Corps | FAQ’s

Be one of the “FEW and the PROUD”. Join the PHILIPPINE MARINE CORPS and serve the country with dignity and pride.

Marine Officer basic Course (MOBC)

Benefits and Privileges

  • 45,668 while on training
  • 52,143 upon graduation
  • additional 10% of basepay every 5 years in the service
  • Free of facilities, medical and dental services

Qualifications:

  • 21-29 years of age
  • Natural born Filipino
  • Not married | No child to support
  • graduate of 4 years bachelor degree (preferably technical course)
  • with height of 5’2 for female and 5’4 male

Opportunities

  • serve as marine officer
  • to study abroad with good compensation and allowances
  • opportunity to avail post graduate studies for free
  • to travel abroad and duties overseas

Marine Basic Course (MBC)

Benefits and Privileges

  • 23,237 while on training
  • 37,264 upon graduation
  • additional 10% of base pay every 5 years in the service
  • Free of facilities, medical and dental services

Qualifications:

  • at least 18-23 years old
  • Natural born Filipino
  • Not married | No child to support
  • Completed the K-12 or at least 72 units in college (preferably technical course) or TESDA NC2
  • 5’4 in height male only

Opportunities

  • to study abroad with good compensation and allowances
  • opportunity to avail post graduate studies for free
  • to travel abroad and duties overseas

FAQ’s (Frequently Asked Questions) For the aspirant applicants of Philippine Marine Corps Please Read Carefully.

1. How to apply?
Ans: You may apply or proceed to:
Address: Philippine Marine Corps, Recruitment Office, Marine Barracks Rudiardo Brown, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City
Email: [email protected]

2. Kelan pwede mag-apply?
Ans: Our Recruitment office is open only on weekdays. Mondays – Fridays, 8AM – 5PM.

3. Saan mag-apply?
Ans: Philippine Marine Corps, Recruitment Office, Marine Barracks Rudiardo Brown, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City
Note: Eto lang po ang Recruitment Office ng Marines, mag-uupdate po kami kapag may mobile recruitment or kung magkakaroon ng Recruitment Office sa ibang area, lalo na sa Visayas at Mindanao.

4. What are the requirements?
Ans:
For Marine Basic Course (Candidate Soldier):
– Must be a Filipino citizen and of good moral character
– Birth Certificate (PSA)
– For College at least 72 units (High School Diploma and Form 137-A and TESDA NCII)
– K-12 Graduate (Senior High School Diploma and Form 137-A)
– For High School Graduate (High School Diploma, Form 137-A and TESDA NCII)
– 2×2 Picture with white background
– Height atleast 5’4″ (Male Only)
– Must be 18-23 years old
– Unmarried and with no child to support
– MUST NOT HAVE any pending CIVIL/CRIMINAL CASE
– Physically, Mentally and Psychologically fit for Military Training
– MUST HAVE NO TATTOO
For Marine Officer Basic Course:
– At least 21 years old and not more than 29 years of age by 01 August of any given recruitment year
– Must be a natural born Filipino Citizen and of good moral character
– Unmarried with no child to support
– Graduate of 4-year baccalaureate degree (preferably technical courses)
– Height at least 5’4 for Male and 5’2” for Female
– Must have no any pending Civil/Criminal Case
– Must have no Tattoo

5. Kelangan bang kumuha ng AFPSAT?
Ans: Lahat po ay dadaan sa AFPSAT, kahit ikaw po ay degree holder or licensed professional.

6. Kelan ang schedule ng exam?
Ans: Pagnakapagparegister na po kayo, ang recruitment office po ang magbibigay ng schedule ng exam sa inyo.

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Philippine Army Job Vacancies

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Philippine Army Job Vacancies

Are you well driven person who’s fiercely competitive and willing to work in Philippine Army. The Philippine Army is looking for you. If you are interested and willing to be a part of Philippine soldiers work like, Kindly read the details below and make sure to follow and bring the required documents. If you want to join in Philippine Army you may read this link on how to join Philippine Army.

Office of the Army Internal Auditor (OAIA)

Office of the Army Internal Auditor (OAIA) is on the process of accepting Applicants for Job Order Contract with the following qualifications:

Qualification Requirements:
• Bachelor’s/College Degree holder (preferably with accounting Units)
• Preferably with Career Service Professional/ Second Level Eligibility
• Microsoft Office Proficient (Word, Powerpoint and Exel)
• Good in report writing/written communication
• Articulate and analytical
• Can work with minimum supervision

Interested applicants must bring the following requirements:

• Personal Data Sheet
• Transcript of Records
• Curriculum Vitae
• Letter of Intent

Interview for applicants is tentatively scheduled on 26- 27 March 2019. For inquiries and to signify your intent to apply, kindly contact MSg Roderico M Ente, Chief Clerk at 0905-578-3661 and Mr Dante G Villarico CE, Chief Civilian Supervisor at 0929-776-1576 or email us at [email protected].

Office of the Army Support Command (ASCOM)

Office of the Army Support Command (ASCOM- Fort Andres Bonifacio, Metro Manila) is on the process of accepting Engineer 1 – SG 12

Qualification Requirements:
• BS in Engineering
• Preferably with Eligibility- RA1080
• Experience-None Required
• Training – None Required
(Place Of assignment- GSU)

Office of the Army Support Command (ASCOM- Fort Andres Bonifacio, Metro Manila) is on the process of accepting Administrative Aide VI (Mechanic) – SG 4 and Engineer 1 – SG 12

Qualification Requirements:
• Completion of 2 years College Studies (72 units)
• Preferably with Career Service Sub-Professional
• Experience-None Required
• Training – None Required
(Place of Assignment- HASCOM)

– Office of the 5th Forward Service Support Unit, ASCOM-Legazpi City is on the process of accepting Administrative Aide VI (Mechanic 1) – SG 4

– Office of the 7th Forward Service Support Unit, ASCOM-Cebu City is on the process of accepting Administrative Aide VI (Mechanic 1) – SG 4

– Office of the 8th Forward Service Support Unit, ASCOM- Palo, Leyte is on the process of accepting Administrative Aide VI (Mechanic 1) – SG 4

Interested applicants must bring the following requirements:

• Personal Data Sheet
• Transcript of Record/Diploma
• Eligibility- PRC licence/Board Rating/CSSP/CSP/TESDA Certificate

(If Applicable)

• Clearance (Barangay, Police & NBI)
• Drug test

Interested application may apply at Civilian Personnel Office, Army Support Command, PA Fort Andres Bonifacio, Taguig Metro Manila. For inquiries and to signify your intent to apply, kindly contact Mrs Erlinda J Mulingbayan at 09213187290.

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How to Join Philippine Army | Qualifications, Requirements and Procedures

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How to Join Philippine Army | Qualifications, Requirements and Procedures

Do you love your country? Are you a type of person whose willing to serve your country of birth and protect it from any intruders. Well, you deserve to be a PMA or to join a Philippine Army if you want to. Below are the useful details on how to join Philippine Army and later to be great servant to our beloved country Philippines.

Cadet Corps Armed Forces of the Philippines

For those who want to become part of the Cadet Corps Armed Forces of the Philippines and later serve as one of the leaders of the AFP, may take the Philippine Military Academy (PMA) entrance examination.

The following are the qualifications to be a PMA Cadet:

  • Natural Born Filipino Citizen.
  • Physically fit and of good moral character.
  • Single and has never been married.
  • Must pass the PMA Entrance Examination.
  • No Administrative / Criminal Case.
  • At least High School Graduate or must graduate not later than June of the year following the date of examination taken for Grade 12 students.
  • Height Requirement for both Male and Female is 5 feet (not to exceed 6’4″ for both).
  • At least 17 years old but not a day older than 22 years on 01 June of the year following the date of examination taken. For additional details, visit http://www.pma.ph/Admission.php

Officer Candidate Course (OCC)

Officer Candidates that will undergo Officer Candidate Course (OCC) must possess the following qualifications:

  • Holder of a baccalaureate degree;
  • Natural-born Filipino
  • 21 to 29 years of age upon admission (no age waiver);
  • Single and never been married; never borne or sired a child;
  • Height of not less than 5’0 ft. (152.4cm) both for male and female, but not more than 6’4” (193.04 cm);
  • Of good moral character;
  • Physically, mentally and psychologically fit for active military service (P1 profile);
  • Armed Forces of the Philippines Service Aptitude Test (AFPSAT) raw score of 71 or higher;
  • Must have passed the Army Qualifying Exam (AQE) and Special Written Exam (SWE) given by the Philippine Army
  • Must pass the Physical Medical Exam and Physical Fitness Test conducted in the Philippine Army thru PAOSC

Officer Preparatory Course (OPC)

Officer Candidates that will undergo the Officer Preparatory Course (OPC) must possess the following qualifications:

  • Commissioned in the Reserve Force as second lieutenant
  • Must not be over 31 years old on the date of Called to Active Duty (CAD);
  • Physically, mentally and psychologically fit for active military service (P1 profile);
  • Holder of a baccalaureate degree;
  • Height of not less than 5’0 ft. (152.4cm) both for male and female, but not more than 6’4” (193.04 cm);
  • Of good moral character;
  • Armed Forces of the Philippines Service Aptitude Test (AFPSAT) raw score of 71 or higher;
  • Must have passed the Army Qualifying Exam (AQE) and Special Written Exam (SWE) given by the Philippine Army
  • Must pass the Physical Medical Exam and Physical Fitness Test conducted in the Philippine Army thru PAOSC

NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICER / ENLISTED PERSONNEL

Candidate Soldiers must possess the following qualifications:

  • Natural born Filipino citizen
  • With 72 units in college or if a high school graduate, must possess technical skills/talents needed by the AFP
  • At least 18 to 23 years old before the date of appointment as Candidate Soldier
  • At least 5’0” or 60 inches in height. Similarly, height waiver is no longer issued by the Command
  • Single and without child
  • Of good moral character
  • AFPSAT score of at least 45
  • Must have passed the pre-qualifying PFT and PME
  • Physically and mentally fit for military training

Salary and Benefits

  • Pay and allowances (Monthly Gross)
    • Candidate Soldier – P33, 327.00
    • Private (Enlisted Personnel) – P37, 038.00
    • Officer Candidate – P41, 696.00
    • 2LT (Call to Active Duty) – P49, 906.00
  • Insurance and healthcare benefits
  • Billeting and housing privileges
  • Job security
  • Leadership and other skills trainings
  • Opportunity for career advancement based on performance
  • Opportunities for local and international post graduate studies
  • An opportunity to lead in the Army

What are you waiting for, a well driven aspiring applicants may contact the following recruitment army offices;

ARMY RECRUITMENT OFFICE – LUZON

Fort Andres Bonifacio, Taguig City
Landline: (02) 845-9555 local 6843
Cell phone: 0945-704-2390
Facebook: Army Recruitment Office – Luzon

ARMY RECRUITMENT OFFICE – VISAYAS

Camp Lapu-lapu, Lahug, Cebu City
Landline: (032) 231-5157
Cell phone: 0916-640-5919
Facebook: Army Recruitment Office – Visayas

ARMY RECRUITMENT OFFICE – MINDANAO

Camp Evangelista, Cagayan de Oro City
Landline: (088) 850-5279
Cell phone: 0939-954-7673 / 0927-332-1077 / 0926-467-4644 / 0917-712-1222
Facebook: Army Recruitment Office – Mindanao

For Enlistment

Interested aspirants may inquire at the nearest Regional Community Defense Groups (RCDGs), and any Army Units listed below.
  • Headquarters Philippine Army (Fort Bonifacio, Makati City)
  • 5th Infantry Division (Gamu, Isabela)
  • 7th Infantry Division ( Nueva Ecija)
  • 1st RCDG ( Pangasinan)
  • 3rd Infantry Division (Iloilo City)
  • 8th Infantry Division (Catbalogan)
  • 53rd Engineering Brigade (Cebu City)
  • 1st Infantry Division (Zamboanga City)
  • 4th Infantry Division (Cagayan de Oro)
  • 6th Infantry Division (Cotabato City)
  • 11 RCDG (Davao City)

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Senior Citizen Discounts and Privileges You may not be Aware of

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Senior Citizen Discounts and Privileges You may not be Aware of

Are you about to reach senior age? Many may get sad about reaching old age; anxious how life would be at that time. You might also be concern about your health among other things. But do you know that being a senior citizen comes with many benefits? It’s not just the usual discount on medicines and from food establishments but there’s a lot more.

Other Senior Citizen Discounts and Privileges

  • Discount on Electric and Water Bills

If the electric and water bill is registered under your name, you will be entitled to a five percent discount. This is as long as your monthly consumption will not be more than 30m for water and 100 kWh for electricity.

  • Dental and Medical Services

As a senior citizen, you are entitled to these services for free. This also includes diagnostic and laboratory fees for CT Scans, blood tests, X-rays in all government hospitals and facilities. There is also a free vaccination against pneumonia and influenza for the indigent senior citizen.

  • Sea and Air Transportation

It’s a common knowledge that there are discounts in public utility vehicles such as jeepneys, buses, AUVs, trains, and buses. But aside from these, there are discounts on sea and airfares too. Philippine Airline and Cebu Pacific give discounts on senior citizens too.

  • Hotels and other Recreational Places

As a senior citizen, you are entitled to a discount of about Php600-1,800 when checking in at hotels. There are also discounts in amusement parks such as Star City (Pasay), Enchanted Kingdom (Laguna), Sky Ranch (Tagaytay), among others.

  • Scholarship

If you want to pursue your studies even if you’re already a senior citizen, there are scholarship grants available for you. This includes subsidies, incentives and financial aids. Of course, you have to meet the minimum requirements for admission in secondary, tertiary, post tertiary, technical, or vocational education. You can also enroll short termed courses in both private and public schools.

  • Exemption on Tax

If you’re still employed, you’re entitled to an Income Tax exemption as long as you are a minimum wage earner and in accordance with Republic Act No. 9504.

  • Movies

Cinemas in Metro Manila offer a free movie day for senior citizens. You just have to check what the free movie day is in your location to avail of this chance. It’s been noted that seniors can watch 2 movies every Monday and Tuesday and it’s free.

  • Free Parking

Malls in Quezon City offer free parking. Just show your Senior Citizen ID to the guard. There are some malls that offer first 2 hrs. of parking for free so better check with the parking attendant.

  • Express Lanes

There are express lanes that are provided for senior citizens in hotels, public restrooms, supermarkets, and even in banks and other establishments. This is to help them avoid standing in line for a long time.

  • Social Pension

The Department of Social Welfare and Development had granted a Php500.00 monthly pension to indigent senior citizens. This may not be a big amount but will at least help them in some of their basic needs.

  • PhilHealth Coverage

Senior citizens automatically become members of PhilHealth and will be entitled to the privileges given to paying members.

  • Death Benefit

Senior citizens are entitled to discounts on their funeral and burial services. This will be claimed by their beneficiary or by anyone who had shouldered the expenses for the funeral and burial.

Read: How to Get 1500php Quarterly in DSWD Social Pension Program for Indigent Senior Citizens

It is important that senior citizens will be aware of these additional benefits that are mandated by law. You, as a senior citizen, should always check out what your benefits are.

#WalangPasok in Manila on June 24, 2019 | Declares as Special Non-working Holiday

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#WalangPasok in Manila on June 24, 2019 | Declares as Special Non-working Holiday

Manila will celebrate the 448th Foundation Anniversary In June 24, 2019 (Monday), on that day the Malacañang Palace has announced as a regular holiday.

The proclamation stated;
“It is fitting and proper that the people of the City of Manila be given full opportunity to celebrate and participate in the occasion with appropriate ceremonies,”

The signed proclamation 731 released by executive Secretary Salvador C. Medialdea on Thursday, June 6, 2019. Now plan your leisure day with your family and friends.

See the copy of signed proclamation 731.

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IRR for the 105-day Expanded Paid Maternity Leave

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IRR for the 105-day Expanded Paid Maternity Leave

On May 1, 2019, the Civil Service Commission, in collaboration with the Social Security System and the Department of Labor and Employment, released the IRR for RA 11210.

This Republic Act pertains to the Expanded Maternity Leave Law. It is a privilege to working moms in both private and government sectors to enjoy maternity leave with pay. Those who gave birth starting March 11, 2019, and forward are qualified to claim the benefits. 105 days fully paid maternity leave for live birth delivery and 60 days in case of miscarriage. Additional 15 days is given if the mother is identified as a solo parent based on the criteria of RA 8972.

This Republic Act covers all working mothers regardless of the employment status, legitimacy of the child, length of service, and civil status.

How to avail Expanded Paid Maternity Leave?

Anyone who will avail the Expanded Maternity Leave benefit can enjoy it continuously. This means that the mother is required to report for work after the 105-day or the 60-day paid leave. To qualify for the RA 11210, the mother should file the maternity leave 30 days prior to the scheduled delivery date.

The female employee can opt to use the sick leave credits or avail 30 days additional leave without pay. In case the sick leave credits are consumed, she can use the vacation leave credits. The employee must submit a written notice to the employer 45 days before the maternity leave ends.

Allocation of the maternity leave

The good thing about this maternity leave is that the father can also benefit from it. Seven days of the maternity leave can be allocated to the father aside from the seven days paternity leave pursuant to RA 8187. The allocation can be given to a caregiver in case of the absence, incapacity, or death of the father. The caregiver must be a relative within the 4th degree of consanguinity.

If the mother becomes permanently incapacitated or dies, the father of the child or the caregiver can claim the maternity leave benefits if not yet commuted to cash. However, if the benefits have been claimed by the female worker, the father or the caregiver will be excused from work but without pay.

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