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Steps on How Get SSS PRN through Text

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Steps on How Get SSS PRN through Text

Getting your SSS PRN is now mandatory when you’re paying for your SSS contribution and to ensure that it will be posted on time. This is in line with the Social Security System’s RTPC (Real Time Posting of Contribution Payments) project. You can now get your SSS PRN through texting. Isn’t this such an ease?

In the past, you can only get this through the SSS PRN Hotline 920-6446 to 55 and can only be accessed on weekdays. Good thing now that it can be accessed through text which makes it easier for everyone. If you’re getting your PRN for the first time through text, make sure you have at least Php5 worth of regular load. In case that there will be some mistakes like misspelled words, you’re going to request for it again. For your succeeding text request, you will just need Php2.50 worth of regular load.

How to request SSS PRN for the first time;

Step I – Register SSS Number

Type this on your message; SSS REG <space> <SSS No.> <space> <birthdate mm/dd/yyyy>

Send this to 2600

Example; SSS REG 123456785 02/09/2000

Step II – Confirmation

Wait for the text confirmation that will be sent by the SSS Text Program saying that the registration was successful. The text should also include the PIN. Keep this PIN because this will be your password each time you will request for PRN through text.

Step III – PRN Request

Type this on your message; SSS PRN <space> <SSS PIN> <space> <SSS No.> <space> <birthdate mm/dd/yyyy>

Send this to 2600

Example; SSS PRN 52621 123456785 02/09/2000

Step IV – PRN

          Wait for the text message that contains your PRN together with the due date and amount that you have to pay.

After this process, you can now pay at any SSS partnering banks and payment centers.

Things You Need to Know When You Experience a BDO Withdrawal Error

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Things You Need to Know When You Experience a BDO Withdrawal Error

Withdrawing cash from the ATM machine is supposed to be easy but what happens when you get an error message from the machine? This could happen to anyone so having the right knowledge when this happens is important. These are the first things you should do when the ATM machine gives you an error message or did not put out cash;

  • Keep calm and make a balance inquiry
  • Don’t throw away your receipt for future reference and evidence
  • Immediately call the BDO Hotline 631-8000 and report your concern
  • Wait for 1 to 5 business days

Read: Steps on How to Transfer Money Online from BDO to other Local Banks

How BDO Address ATM machine withdrawal errors

The first thing you need to do is to call the BDO hotline. Once your call goes through, you will be advised to wait for 5 business days for the money to go back to your account. You will be notified by BDO through text or email if they have placed the money in your bank account. Don’t forget to update your email address or mobile number to avoid untoward incidents. They give 5 business days before you can get back your money to your account but it could take even less than that. Some have their cash back at only 24 hours.

Read: What You Need to Know in Opening BDO Kabayan Savings Account

You could call again for follow-up in case you missed the text or email about your money. In today’s fast-paced life, it’s easy to just withdraw your hard-earned money from a machine but it’s hard when it gets lost. So, it’s important to act fast while you’re still at the bank or ATM machine where you can gather enough evidence that you weren’t able to withdraw your money. BDO’s service is fast and efficient that’s why they are a reputable bank to put your money to. How about you, did you have any experience of losing your money while trying to withdraw? What are your thoughts about this?

Read: Tips to Determine if the Philippine Banknote is Genuine

Government Employees Will be Given Their Mid Year Bonus Beginning May 15, 2019

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Government Employees Will be Given Their Mid Year Bonus Beginning May 15, 2019

Starting May 15, entitled employees of government agencies will be receiving their mandatory mid-year bonus. This is under Section 5 of DBM Budget Circular No. 2017-2 mandate called ‘Rules and Regulations on the Grant of the Mid-Year Bonus for FY 2017 and Years Thereafter. The mid-year bonus for government employees is the equivalent for their one month salary. Are you a government agent or someone in the family is? If yes then here are the guidelines for the mid-year bonus of 2019;

  • The employee must have at least worked for a minimum of 4 months
  • The employee must be currently working for the government agency
  • The employee must have satisfactory performance for three months

Please be guided that employee who is no longer connected with the government agency will have no mid-year bonus. To add, part-time employees’ mid-year bonus will be in proportion for their ‘part-time services rendered.’ The government agency employee who transferred to a new government office shall have a mid-year bonus but will be shouldered by their new government agency. Government agency employees who have administrative or criminal charges against them will still receive mid year-bonus until they are found guilty. However, they will not receive the mid-year bonus if;

Read: List of OWWA Benefits – That Every OFW Needs to Know

  • There is already a final decision in which case they will have to refund the mid-year bonus given to them

What is the coverage for the mid-year bonus and who is covered?

  • Department Head, Agencies, National Government Offices employees, State Universities and Colleges, Commissions, Offices of the Constitutional Fiscal Autonomy Group (CFAG)
  • GOCCs or Government-Owned or Controlled Corporations Heads
  • LGU or Local Government Units Heads

Read: SSS Benefits that Every Filipino Should Know

All these are covered whether their type of employment is regular, contractual, casual, elective, appointive, full time or part-time. Other types of government employment included are military personnel, Philippine National Police personnel, and other typ0es of government agencies.

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How to Apply for a Pag-IBIG Loyalty Card

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How to Apply for a Pag-IBIG Loyalty Card

Are you a Pag-IBIG Fund member? If so, you must know the benefit programs offered by this agency. One of the programs provided by Pag-IBIG to its members is the loyalty card. The members can use the loyalty card to save from the purchases through discounts.

A member of the Pag-IBIG Fund having a loyalty card can use it when buying medicines, groceries, fuel, paying for tuition fees and many others.

How to use the Pag-IBIG loyalty card

  1. Buying medicine

A member should present the loyalty card when buying selected medicine manufactured by Pfizer and earn 60% discounts.  You can also avail 5% discount when you buy unbranded and generic medicines from The Generic Pharmacy

  1. Paying hospital bills

You can also use the Pag-IBIG loyalty card when paying for hospital bills. You can avail 10% discounts only from partner hospital and clinics.

  1. Travel fare

If you frequently travel with 2Go Travel, using the loyalty card allows you to enjoy 20% discount.

The good thing about having this loyalty card is that the accumulated points can be used when purchasing groceries from Puregold and buying fuel from Petron Corporation. Presently, there are about 124 partner establishments of Pag-IBIG and will add more in the coming years.

How to apply for a Pag-IBIG loyalty card?

Applying for Pag-IBIG loyalty card is very easy. Pag-IBIG members need not leave from work because the loyalty card application forms are sent through the mail to the office where the member is working. When the application is approved, the card will be delivered to the residence or workplace of the member.

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How much does it cost to get the loyalty card?

Applying for Pag-IBIG loyalty card is affordable because you can get it for only Php100. The member can pay directly to any Pag-IBIG Fund branch. Or, the employer can deduct the card fee from the monthly salary of the member. Millions of Filipinos are a holder of Pag-IBIG loyalty card and are enjoying its benefits.

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companies

  • 2Go Travel      –    20% discount
  • Derm Care –    10-50% discount
  • David’s salon –    10% discount
  • Pfizer PH –    60% discount
  • DHL –    10-20% discount
  • Generics Pharmacy –    5% discount
  • Enchanted Kingdom –    5-10% discount
  • Manila Ocean Park –    up to 80%
  • Bayview Park Hotel –    10-30% discount

If you don’t have this Pag-IBIG loyalty card yet, you should apply for it and enjoy the privileges and discounts.

GSIS Accepting Scholarship Program for School Year 2019-2020

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GSIS Accepting Scholarship Program for School Year 2019-2020

The Government Service Insurance System or GSIS is a government agency that offers a scholarship program to its qualified members. If you are a member of this agency, you should take time reading this post so that you will know how to avail the scholarship program.

How can a member nominate GSIS scholar?

Active members of GSIS is eligible to nominate a scholar if the member has made six monthly premium payments. Here are some of the guidelines on how to qualify for the nomination process:

  • The nominating member must be working in the government in a permanent position for at least three years and an active member of GSIS upon the time of application.
  • The member must be receiving salary grade 24 or the equivalent job level.
  • Has a dependent who is an incoming freshman in college taking a 4 or 5-year course included in the priority courses identified by the CHED.
  • GSIS pensioners under the permanent total disability category and below 60 years old are qualified to nominate their dependent for a scholarship.

How to apply GSIS scholarship?

GSIS members who are qualified to nominate a scholar must secure the application form at the official website of the agency at www.gsis.gov.ph. Aside from the accomplished application form, the applicant must prepare other documents including the following:

  • Dependent’s birth certificate
  • The member must provide a certificate of employment

Other requirements are required for applicants under the category of Indigenous People, Solo Parent, and Person with a disability.

  • Endorsement attesting to the truthfulness of the claim of the applicant belonging to any of the abovementioned category issued by the head of the office or agency. The endorsement must be authenticated by the issuing agency.

Scholarship slots

About 400 slots are open for the GSIS scholarship program and will be awarded to the nominees with a lowest basic salary. However, the slot will be divided accordingly in every region. This means that every region will receive scholarship slots based on the following categories:

  • Category A – These are the applicants who will take 4 to 5-year courses
  • Category B – Applicants who will enroll in the priority courses identified by CHED

From the 400 slots, applicants from the abovementioned sectors will receive 40 scholarship slots. The allotted slots in a region with lesser applicants will be passed on to other nominees in other regions.

Selection process

  • The primary criteria to qualify for the GSIS scholarship program is that the applicant should have the least basic salary receive annually.
  • Qualified applicants will undergo a screening and ranking using the GSIS Member Service Profile database.
  • The first 200 slots will be released to the applicants under the category B and the 160 slots to qualified applicants from any category.
  • As mentioned above, the 40 slots are reserved to the combines sectors of IP, SP, and PWD.
  • Qualified applicants who die before the release of the scholarship grant can award the scholarship to her or his dependent.
  • Another criterion to qualify for the scholarship program is the length of service.
  • Only one slot will be awarded to a family whose parents are both members of GSIS and are both qualified applicants.
  • Only one nominee will be accepted every academic year. Likewise, it is not allowed for a member to nominate more than one dependent for a scholarship in the same AY.
  • Scholarship grantee must submit the required documents within 30 days after the list of qualifiers is published in a newspaper. Otherwise, the slot will be awarded to another qualified applicant living in the same region.

Submission of requirements

Qualified scholars must submit all the requirements within 30 days to the GSIS branch in every corresponding region.  The required documents are the following:

  • Information sheet along with 2 pcs. 2×2 ID photo
  • Enrolment assessment form if any

The scholarship grant will be forfeited if the scholar is unable to submit the requirements within the given period.

Duration of scholarship

The scholar will have the privilege to use the scholarship grant throughout the 4 or 5 years in school. The agency has the right to terminate the scholarship if the scholar would not follow the terms and conditions of the GSP as well as the rules and regulations implemented by the school.

Read also: DOST Junior Level Science Scholarship 2019 is Now Open for Application

GSIS Scholarship benefits

Once granted with the GSIS scholarship, the student will enjoy the benefits listed below until he or she completed the course.

  • The scholar will receive the amount of Php40,000 every academic year that will cover the tuition fees and other miscellaneous expenses. However, summer classes are not included, and the scholar must finish the course in a regular term.
  • Php3,000 monthly stipend
  • Graduating with Latin honor, the scholar will receive a monetary incentive of Php50,000 for summa cum laude, Php30,000 for magna cum laude, and Php20,000 for cum laude.
  • A scholar who graduated with honors must submit the original or authenticated copy of certification from the school regarding the honors received.  The certification must be submitted to the GSIS Head Office or at the nearest GSIS Branch Office within six months after the graduation to receive the monetary incentive.

However, the payments for all the benefits will be forwarded to the school. For the stipend, the scholar can either get the amount from the GSIS Central Office or from the school.

It is the responsibility of the scholar to submit the authenticated copy of the grades along with the official receipts and school billing statement within 60 days after the enrollment to the GSIS branch office. The BO will forward the documents to the CSAPRFD for evaluation and know if the scholar has complied.  Failure to comply with the requirements would mean forfeiture of the claim for the specific billing period. On the other hand, the scholar may forward a written notice regarding the delay of submitting the requirements, but it will undergo evaluation from the CSAPRFD.

In case that the scholar initially paid the enrollment costs including the tuition fees and the miscellaneous fees, he or she can reimburse the amount after submitting the original copy of the billing/assessment statement, and the official receipt.

If the scholar is deemed no longer competent to receive the scholarship as determined by the school, the school must notify GSIS and a written notice will be issued to the scholar regarding the termination of scholarship.

Read also: Official School Calendar for School Year 2019-2020 Released by DepEd

Terms and conditions

Enrollment

  • It is required that the scholar must enroll in the succeeding term after receiving the scholarship grant. Postponement of enrollment is not allowed unless the reason is not meritorious such as injury, sickness, a threat to safety and security, or transfer of residence.
  • For every term, the scholar must register for the full load stated in the curriculum. Taking load less than the required is not allowed unless the scholar will graduate on time.
  • In case the scholarship grantee enrolled in a non-accredited school and course identified by the GSIS during the first semester due to the delay of releasing the results, he or she can still avail the scholarship. But must transfer to the accredited school on the 2nd semester.

Shifting of courses

Shifting of course is allowed on the second year provided that the reason is valid, but still depends on the approval of the agency. Scholar under category B can shift a course included in the priority courses of CHED.

Transfer of school

Transfer of school is allowed only if there’s a threat to the safety and security of the family and if the family is moving or relocating. If approved, the scholar must ensure to complete the course as stated in the contract.

The contract shall be signed between the scholar or if the scholar is a minor, the parent or guardian, and the GSIS.

Other scholarships

The scholar can apply for another scholarship offered by GSIS, only if the previous scholarship grant was fully consumed. Bear in mind that the scholarship grant cannot be used by another person.

11 Eligibilities to be Exempted in Civil Service Exam | Who are They?

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11 Eligibilities to be Exempted in Civil Service Exam | Who are They?

Passing the Civil Service Exam has been quite elusive for many. It also has requirements that many can’t meet especially for the undergraduates and those who haven’t even reached college levels. Passing the exam is one of the requirements for getting a job in any government office but there are special laws now that give exemptions to that requirement which means that under-graduates or even those that didn’t reach college have a chance. The CSC (Civil Service Commission) had approved eleven eligibilities to competent individuals. So, if you’re interested in being a part of government service, check these details and see which suits you.

Pre-Qualify Requirements in Civil Service Eligibility

• Must be a citizen of the Philippines
• Must be 18 yrs. of age or above on the application date
• Has not been terminated from the service for any unpleasant reason
• Has not been found guilty of any offense that is related to the conduct of a civil service exam
• Has not been accused and found guilty of immoral conduct, addiction to drugs, disgracefulness, drunkenness, and dishonesty

Check these 11 civil service eligibilities

  1. Board / Bar Eligibility – Republic Act No. 1080 states that all those who have passed the board exams conducted by the PRC (Philippine Regulatory Commission) and bar exams conducted by the Supreme Court of the Philippines will be considered eligible automatically. view more here
  2. Barangay Health Worker Eligibility – According to Republic Act No. 7883, Health Workers in the Barangay will be given eligibility provided that they meet these requirements; view more here
  • Must have reached at least 2nd year college with 5 years of satisfactory and active service in the community
  • The service given to the community should be voluntary in nature and did not receive any form of compensation. Receiving honorarium is accepted though.
  • Must have rendered full-time service for a 5 year minimum period
  • Applicant should have the Local Health Board Accreditation before starting the five-year service.
  • Health workers under the Contract of Service and Job Order status may qualify in this grant.

   Read: 2nd Batch Professional and Sub-Professional Civil Service Exam Schedule 2019

    3. Barangay Official Eligibility – Under Republic Act No. 7160, Barangay Officials composed of; Barangay Captain, Sangguniang Barangay Members, and the Chairman of the Sangguniang Kabataan will be given eligibility too. Barangay Secretaries and Treasurers are included in the list. view more here
4. Barangay Nutrition Scholar Eligibility – Under Republic Act No. 1569, volunteer workers in barangay offices who meet the qualifications will also be granted eligibility after two yrs. of satisfactory and continuous nutrition and other related services within the barangay. view more here
5. EDPS (Electronic Data Processing Specialist) Eligibility – CSC Resolution No. 90-083 will grant eligibility on individuals that have passed the National Computer Institute-National Computer Center training course on these courses; Computer Programming, Visual Basic, MS Access, and Systems Analysis and Design. view more here
6. Honor Graduate Eligibility – Based on PD No. 907, cum laude, summa cum laude, and magna cum laude graduates of both Private HEIs recognized by the CHED and State Colleges that have been approved by the Board of Trustees will be qualified for eligibility. view more here
7. Foreign School Honor Graduate Eligibility – Under CSC Resolution No. 1302714, Filipino citizens are granted eligibility if they graduated cum laude, magna cum laude, summa cum laude, or its equivalent and in their baccalaureate degree from SY1972-1973 onwards and coming from a reputable school or university in another country and had been verified by the DFA. view more here
8. Scientific and Technological Specialists Eligibility – Under PD No. 997, a Scientific & Technological Specialist with at least a Bachelor’s Degree and able to meet the requirements will be granted eligibility. view more here

There should be 3 yrs. of continuous experience in teaching or research in the applicable field and should have specialized in the following;

Natural Sciences

  • Biological Sciences
  • Astronomy
  • Physics
  • Meteorology
  • Geological Sciences
  • Oceanography

Mathematics and Information and Communication Technology

  • Statistics
  • Applied Mathematics
  • Information Technology
  • Computer Science
  • Pure Mathematics

Engineering Sciences

  • Manufacturing / Biological / Materials / Mechatronics / Geothermal / Nuclear / Computer / Food / Petroleum / Ceramic / Railway / Textile /Industrial

Other Disciplines

  • Environmental Science, Food Science

9. Veteran Preference Rating – Executive Order Nos. 132 series of 1948 and 790 series of 1982, grants eligibility to a certified Veteran of the World War II, spouse, and children who had missed not more than ten points in any of the following examinations; Career Service Sub-Professional and Professional Examination, Penology Officer Examination, and Fire Officer Examination. view more here
10. Sanggunian Member Eligibility – RA No. 10156 grants this eligibility to the Sanggunian Members who got elected after the Local Government Code of 1991 took effect. The members of the Sangguniang Bayan, Sangguniang Panlungsod, and Sangguniang Panlalawigan will also be given this eligibility. view more here
11. Skill Eligibility – Under CSC MC No. 11 series of 1996, positions that aren’t measured through a written test will be CSC eligible. These are; automotive mechanic, laboratory technician, draftsman, plant electrician, shrine curator, plumber, carpenter, heavy equipment operator, among others. view more here

There will be 2 stages in granting the eligibility to the qualified individuals and these are the Assessment of Application wherein they will be checking if you have the complete and authenticated requirements followed by the Processing of Eligibility Certificate.

Read: Requirements Before Taking Civil Service Examination

Should you find yourself qualified, submit the requirements to the Civil Service Office nearest you where you can get your CSC Eligibility Certificate. You can also check out the requirements and qualifications on their official website. If you think you’re qualified, this is your chance to have a career in government service.

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Official School Calendar for School Year 2019-2020 Released by DepEd

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Official School Calendar for School Year 2019-2020 Released by DepEd

It’s official! The Department of Education has recently released the official school calendar for SY 2019-2020. The DepEd Order No. 007 mandates schools to commence classes on June 3, 2019, first Monday of June and end of the school year will be on April 3, 2020, Friday.

The school must follow the 203 school days including the 3-day Parent-Teacher Conferences, 5-day In-service training, and World Teacher’s Day that should be held within the school year.

However, it is also stated in the RA 7797 also known as “An Act to Lengthen the School Calendar,” private schools can make some changes pertaining to the start and closing of classes. Provided that the opening of classes would not be earlier than June 3 and not later than August 31.

Read: Amended DepEd Overtime Guidelines Take Effect on May 1, 2019

Other inclusions in the school calendar are the following:

  • Deworming in school will be in July 2019 for the first phase and the second phase will be in January 2020.
  • Career guidance activities that will guide and help the students in Grades 9 and 10 shall be held between the month of July and November 2019. Such activities will help the students in making decisions which track should be taken in Senior High School.
  • The Christmas break will be on December 15, 2019, and the classes will resume on January 6, 2020.
  • For schools that will conduct remedial or summer classes, it will begin on April 13, 2020, until May 22, 2020.

On the other hand, with regards to make-up classes due to holidays and other celebrations as well as man-made or natural calamities, it should be planned and agreed by the teachers, parents, and the school heads.

Read: Bill Seeking to Reduce the Optional Retirement Age at 55 for Public School Teachers

The Department of Education will provide a copy of the DepEd Order to all the schools. Therefore, this post will make parents and the public to be well-informed about the school calendar for 2019-2020. This will also help them prepare for the necessary things needed by the students ahead of the school opening.

Bill Seeking to Reduce the Optional Retirement Age at 55 for Public School Teachers

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Bill Seeking to Reduce the Optional Retirement Age at 55 for Public School Teachers

A bill authored by Senator Sonny Angara has been filed in the Senate. The bill is favorable to public school teachers in which it seeks to reduce the optional retirement age.  The required retirement age of public school teachers is 60. If Senate Bill No. 1872 will be approved, the retirement age would be at age 55.

Bill Seeking to Reduce the Optional Retirement Age at 55 for Public School Teachers

 

 

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It is explained in the bill that in spite of the apparent shortage of teachers in the country, it is important to give humane consideration and respect to the hardworking educators. Allowing them to retire at age 55 is just and humane.

Read: Amended DepEd Overtime Guidelines Take Effect on May 1, 2019

Being a teacher and an educator is not an easy job. That’s why it’s essential to pay attention to improving their quality of life. Hence, it is also the key to improve the country’s quality of education. Serving as a public school teacher is overwhelming not to mention the workloads that they need to accomplish.

As stated in the UNESCO data, it is said that the working conditions of the teachers in the Philippines are depressing as compared to other countries in the world. That’s why Senator Angara aims to improve the education sector.

Angara’s father was also a teacher that’s why he is aware of the underlying concerns of teachers. Public school teachers were loaded with multiple tasks and longer working hours. In fact, public school teachers are working even during weekends and vacation.

Due to the overwhelming working conditions of the teachers, many of them desire to apply for early retirement prior to reaching the age of 60. Through this bill, teachers are given high value in the society and this is also a way of giving gratitude for their hard work.

The bill is being reviewed by the Senate committee on civil service, professional regulation, and government reorganization.

Another Senate Bill that Senator Angara is the author is the bill seeking the increase of salary for the public school teachers. Once approved, teachers will receive a minimum of Php42,000 monthly salary.

Amended DepEd Overtime Guidelines Take Effect on May 1, 2019

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Amended DepEd Overtime Guidelines Take Effect on May 1, 2019

The DepEd (Department of Education) has released their new guidelines amending their policies on overtime services and pay which will take effect on the 1st of May, 2019. The new guideline, DO 005 series of 2019 dated April 10, 2019 is also called, “Policies and Guidelines on Overtime Services and Payment in the Department of Education”.

Under the DO these are the new guidelines in granting overtime services;

  • Under Item No. 5 of Section D, the Bureau or Office Heads should secure their authority to render overtime services from the Division Chiefs of the Schools Division or Regional Director and in Central Offices, their authority should be approved and signed by the Office or Bureau Head. The request to render overtime services should be on a monthly basis.
  • Item No. 6 of Section D states that Overtime services can only take effect once it has been signed by the concerned Undersecretary or Assistant Secretary and for Central Offices, the Regional Director should be the one to give authority.
  • The highest Official handling the organizational units should be the one to consent the request for authority to render overtime services.
  • The other provisions in DO No. 30 series of 2016 will still take effect.
  • This Order will be in effect starting May 1, 2019.

Read: Application for CHED Scholarship this SY 2019-2020 Is Now Open

Inclusions in the request to render overtime services

  • Reason/s for rendering overtime services
  • Names, designations, and tasks to be done
  • Justification on the need to render OT

DO No. 30 series of 2016 was created in accordance with the Joint Circular No. 1 series of 2015 dated 25 Nov. 2015 of the DBM (Department of Budget and Management) and CSC (Civil Service Commission) and entitled as “Policies and Guidelines on Overtime Services and Overtime Pay for Government Employees”.

Activities that can be claimed for Overtime Pay

  • For the completion of projects that has a deadline but was not met due to some unavoidable circumstances
  • For implementing priority projects and programs that are included in Presidential directives and have a specific completion date
  • Essential public duties in times of critical situations that need instant response.
  • Rehabilitation, relief, reconstruction, and other related services during disasters and calamities
  • Preparation of financial, special, or accountability reports that are required by agencies like the Office of the President, Department of Budget and Management, Commission on Audit, National Economic and Development Authority, and Congress of the Philippines
  • Seasonal work like preparation of annual reports and budget preparation that have specific deadlines
  • Services exceeding the official working hours and days rendered by immediate staff and drivers of the top officials of a government agency
  • Other activities that are needed in order to keep up with the performance targets and services that need to be delivered to the public

Other Guidelines

For regular work days, the employee can render at least two hours beyond official time except in the case of services rendered by drivers. OT on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays/non-working days shall be from 8 am to 5 pm.

Overnight OT shall only be approved when there is an extreme need for it and an employee is only allowed to render the same for 2 consecutive nights only. This is to ensure that employee’s health won’t be affected and for better productivity.

The day to day activities of employees shall be the responsibility of the Division Chiefs or Office Heads. They may allow/disallow staff under their direct supervision to render OT services during weekends and holidays/non-working days.

The employee can’t render OT services if he/she reported late for work. The claim for overtime pay should be supported with the approved request to render OT, DTR, and Accomplishment Report stating the actual work/s completed for the month.

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

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

Financial experts recommend investing for retirement. Apparently, a big number of senior citizens in the Philippines depend on their monthly pensions to sustain their needs. This is only applicable to those who have worked in a private company or in the government as they can receive a pension from GSIS or SSS.

But, how about those who are not a member of the GSIS and SSS? Fortunately, the government through the Department of Social Welfare and Development has created a program to help those elderly who are not receiving monthly pensions from SSS or GSIS. The program is called DSWD SPISC or Social Pension Program for Indigent Senior Citizens.

Through the RA 9994 also known as the Expanded Senior Citizens Act of 2010, the program was launched in 2011. The main objective of the Republic Act is to expand and improve the living conditions of the senior citizens especially those who are also indigents. The programs can also protect the elderly from deprivation and neglect.

Read: How to Apply for a Solo Parent ID

Around 2.8 million senior citizens will benefit from the program. The allotted budget for the program for 2019 is Php17,940,258,000.00.

Qualifications for DSWD Social Pension Program for Indigent Senior Citizens

  • Must not be below 60 years old
  • Senior citizens who don’t have support from the family or relatives, and no regular income
  • Not receiving a pension from any government or private institutions
  • Senior citizens with disability and illness

Basic requirements for DSWD SPISC

Qualified senior citizens must submit the following basic requirements to avail the DSWD SPISC:

  • OSCA ID
  • Valid ID government-issued
  • Birth certificate or any document that indicates the date of birth of the applicant

Once the requirements are completed, the applicant may submit the documents at any of the following:

  • OSCA office
  • Municipal/City Social Welfare and Development Office
  • A regional office of the DSWD

Read Also: Pag-IBIG Benefits Members You May Want to Take Advantage

Once the application is approved, the senior citizen will receive Php500 monthly assistance or social pension but will be released quarterly. The amount may be small, but it can help improve the budget of an elderly.

POEA Guidelines on OEC Balik Manggagawa Online for OFWs

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POEA Guidelines on OEC Balik Manggagawa Online for OFWs

The guidelines on the issuance of the Overseas Employment Certificate (OEC) for Overseas Filipino Workers have been issued by the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration. This is with regards to the processing of the exit clearance of returning OFW which is pursuant to Resolution No. 4 Series of 2018 of the POEA Governing Board which amended Section 22 of the Revised POEA Rules and Regulations Governing the Recruitment and Employment of Land-based OFWs 2016.

The guidelines include covering of the returning OFWs, workers who have no record of deployment with the POLO or POEA, workers who were not able to register, and OFWs who have transferred and entered in a new employment contract. In this manner, all workers that are enclosed by these guidelines have been advised to set an appointment. They can do this Balik Manggagawa Online at www.bmoonline.ph. They can set a time and date favorable to them and at any POEA offices.

POEA-registered OFW

These are the OFWs vacationing in the Philippines for the first time after working abroad and have an existing record with the POEA. They are also expected to return and renew the contract with the same employer abroad. They should bring the following documents when they appear for their appointment date;

  • Passport that is valid for 6 mos. from the date of anticipated departure
  • Employment contract that has a Philippine Embassy, POLO, or Consulate authentication in case of overseas performing artists, cleaners, domestic workers, masseuses/masseurs, construction workers and those that haven’t returned to their respective employers within 6 months from arrival in the country.
  • Any document that will prove the OFW will return to the same employer; valid Company ID, most recent pay slip, or up-to-date certificate of employment

POEA-registered OFW returning to the same employer but on a different country

  • Passport with validity of 6 mos. from the date of anticipated departure with an appropriate work visa or permit
  • Employment contract with Philippine Embassy, POLO, or Consulate authentication
  • Any of the following documents as proof of that worker will return to the same employer; current pay slip, valid Company ID, or present Certificate of Employment
  • Employer’s letter stating the transfer of job site

OFWs that have changed employer or not registered at POEA

  • Passport that’s valid for 6 mos. at the least from the anticipated date of departure
  • Original copy of the Employment Contract that has a Consulate, POLO, or Philippine Embassy authentication
  • Any of the following documents to prove that the OFW will return to the same employer; current pay slip, valid Company ID, or up-to-date Certificate of Employment
  • Sworn Statement of the OFW stating how the employer was able to hire him/her

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Please note that for returning OFWs who are registered with the BM Online Processing System returning to the same employer can avail exemption of OEC by using the website mentioned in the first paragraph.

How to use this Balik-Manggagawa Online Processing System

  1. If you are New User, register using your personal email account and click the Sign Me Up button. Open your email account and verify by clicking the confirmation link.
  2. Already Registered user. All you have to do is to enter your last issued OEC number.        A. If no record found, set an Online Appointment.  B. If record is found, update your Personal Data, Contract Particulars, and Beneficiaries, as needed.
  3. Click Acquire OEC or Exemption for online assessment. Enter flight date and confirm if returning to the same employer and jobsite.
  4. For the same employer and jobsite, the system will display a confirmation message indicating that you are exempted from securing the OEC and payment of processing fee.
  5. You will be redirected to the Appointment Page if you’re not yet registered. Then, choose your preferred POEA office and schedule for processing of OEC and payment.

Updated Cebuana Pera Padala Rates and Operating Hours

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Updated Cebuana Pera Padala Rates and Operating Hours

Nowadays, things are given easy to everyone. Payments for purchases or sending money to family members or friends have become simple and quick. Just go to any Cebuana Lhuillier branch and avail of their Pera Padala service. They have around 2.5K branches around the country and numerous international accredited partners where you can send or receive money from almost anyone all over the globe.

Cebuana Lhuillier has updated their pera padala rates for 2019 and you can check them out here;

Cebuana Lhuillier Pera Padala Rates

Principal Amount Metro Manila North Luzon South Luzon Visayas Mindanao
₱ 1 – 100 ₱ 1 ₱ 7 ₱ 1 ₱ 1 ₱ 1
₱ 101 – 200 ₱ 3 ₱ 13 ₱ 1 ₱ 1 ₱ 1
₱ 201 – 300 ₱ 5 ₱ 18 ₱ 2 ₱ 2 ₱ 2
₱ 301 – 400 ₱ 10 ₱ 25 ₱ 3 ₱ 3 ₱ 3
₱ 401 – 500 ₱ 15 ₱ 30 ₱ 7 ₱ 7 ₱ 7
₱ 501 – 600 ₱ 18 ₱ 35 ₱ 9 ₱ 9 ₱ 9
₱ 601 – 700 ₱ 21 ₱ 40 ₱ 10 ₱ 10 ₱ 10
₱ 701 – 800 ₱ 24 ₱ 40 ₱ 12 ₱ 12 ₱ 12
₱ 801 – 900 ₱ 27 ₱ 45 ₱ 12 ₱ 12 ₱ 12
₱ 901 – 1,000 ₱ 30 ₱ 50 ₱ 15 ₱ 15 ₱ 15
₱ 1,001 – 1,500 ₱ 45 ₱ 80 ₱ 20 ₱ 20 ₱ 20
₱ 1,501 – 2,000 ₱ 60 ₱ 100 ₱ 30 ₱ 30 ₱ 30
₱ 2,001 – 2,500 ₱ 75 ₱ 130 ₱ 40 ₱ 40 ₱ 40
₱ 2,501 – 3,000 ₱ 90 ₱ 150 ₱ 50 ₱ 50 ₱ 50
₱ 3,001 – 3,500 ₱ 95 ₱ 180 ₱60 ₱ 60 ₱ 60
₱ 3,501 – 4,000 ₱ 115 ₱ 180 ₱ 70 ₱ 70 ₱ 70
₱ 4,001 – 5,000 ₱ 125 ₱ 220 ₱ 90 ₱ 90 ₱ 90
₱ 5,001 – 6,000 ₱ 145 ₱ 220 ₱ 114 ₱ 114 ₱ 114
₱ 6,001 – 7,000 ₱ 155 ₱ 220 ₱ 118 ₱ 118 ₱ 118
₱ 7,001 – 8,000 ₱ 165 ₱ 220 ₱ 125 ₱ 125 ₱ 125
₱ 8,001 – 9,500 ₱ 185 ₱ 220 ₱ 125 ₱ 125 ₱ 125
₱ 9,501 – 10,000 ₱ 195 ₱ 240 ₱ 140 ₱ 140 ₱ 140
₱ 10,001 14,000 ₱ 250 ₱ 250 ₱ 260 ₱ 250 ₱ 250
₱ 14,001 15,000 ₱ 300 ₱ 300 ₱ 310 ₱ 300 ₱ 300
₱ 15,001 20,000 ₱ 350 ₱ 350 ₱ 360 ₱ 480 ₱ 350
₱ 20,001 30,000 ₱ 400 ₱ 400 ₱ 410 ₱ 720 ₱ 400
₱ 30,001 40,000 ₱ 450 ₱ 450 ₱ 460 ₱ 960 ₱ 450
₱ 40,001 50,000 ₱ 500 ₱ 500 ₱ 510 ₱ 1,200 ₱ 500

Cebuana Lhuillier Sending Money

  • Fill-out the Pera Padala form at a Cebuana Lhuillier branch nearest you.
  • Hand over the form to the branch staff together with your valid ID. If you have the 24K card, you can present it too for some rewards points.
  • Proceed on paying the total amount with the service fee.
  • You will be given a copy of the form and ID will be given back to you.
  • You should then give the control number to your beneficiary. (Remember that only the two of you should know the control number.)

Cebuana Lhuillier Receiving Money

  • Go to a branch near you then fill out the form.
  • Hand it over to the staff together with your ID and if you have your 24K card.
  • Receive the money and the form. Don’t forget to count the money before you leave.

Valid IDs

  • Driver’s License
  • NBI Clearance
  • Passport
  • Police Clearance
  • Postal ID
  • Voter’s ID
  • PRC ID
  • Student ID that is signed by the head of school or principal
  • Company ID
  • Seaman’s Book
  • TIN ID
  • OFW ID
  • HDMF ID
  • Alien Certification of Registration
  • IBP ID
  • Certification from the National Council for Welfare of Disabled Persons
  • DSWD Certification
  • Driver’s License and Passport for foreign nationals (Should have English translation)
  • National Council on Disability Affairs ID
  • PhilHealth ID

Cebuana Lhuillier Operating Hours

The operating hours may vary depending on the location but it mostly opens from 8am-5pm. For exact details, you can check out in their website.

Certain branches operate 24/7 and these are;

Branch Address
Oplan Suyod Branch A, B, and C 1782 Candelaria St. corner N. Garcia St., Brgy. Valenzuela, Makati City, Metro Manila
Baguio 1 25 Abanao St., Brgy. Asco, Baguio City, Benguet
Checkpoint 3 AL-AIDE Garden Inn, Teodoro St. cor. Fields Ave., Brgy. Balibago, Angeles City, Pampanga
Magsaysay #1 Magsaysay Drive, Brgy. East Tapinac Olongapo City, Zambales
Imus 1 Tanzang Luma Cor. Aguinaldo Hi-way, Brgy. Tanzang Luma 2, Imus, Cavite

For more details about Cebuana Lhuillier rates and other pertinent information, call the customer service hotline at (02) 779-9800 (PLDT) or (02) 759-9800 (Globe lines), or send a text message to 09178122737 or 09188122737.

Pag-IBIG Benefits Members

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Pag-IBIG Benefits Members

If you want to save up on your hard earned money and reap the rewards later, Pag-IBIG Fund is the best financial support. It’s open for employees, freelancers and OFWs. Under the Republic Act No. 9679 or the Home Development Mutual Fund Law of 2009 which offers a savings program and housing opportunities for Filipino members including the seafarers and OFWs (Overseas Filipino Workers). See the list below what are those Pag-IBIG benefits for their member.

Membership Savings Program

  • Pag-IBIG I Savings Program – a mandatory programs for members with a minimal monthly contribution of Php100.00. You can make your contribution higher if you prefer. This will give you a chance of having a higher loan and guarantee bigger funds in the future. The interest rate is 7.61% annually which is much higher than what banks offer.
  • MP2 (Modified Pag-IBIG Membership Program) – This is another savings program aside from the regular savings. This is for active Pag-IBIG members who’d like to earn bigger savings in five years’ time. You can start with a Php500.00 minimum contribution and increase it eventually for higher a higher yield after five years.

Short-Term Loans

  • Multi-Purpose Loan – This will be a big help if you have emergency needs such as tuition fees, medicines, and additional business funds. You can avail a loan of up 80% of your savings provided that you have been an active member for two years. This is payable in twenty four months. If you want to know how to apply for Pag IBIG multi-purpose loan just read it this link – Pag IBIG Multi Purpose Loan.
  • Calamity Loan Program – This is for victims of calamity stricken areas and also payable in two years and with a low interest rate of 5.95% annually.

Read also: How to Withdraw your Pag-IBIG Funds Contributions

Housing Loan

Members under this financing program may avail of a housing loan of up to Php6M and on a maximum term of thirty years. The interest rate will depend on the pricing set by Pag-IBIG and the payment period chosen by the housing loan applicant. For more details you may read this how to apply Pag IBIG housing loan.

Loyalty Card

This is a membership card which gives rewards and big discounts on certain basic commodities and tuition fees.

How to Apply Pag IBIG Housing Loan 2019

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How to Apply Pag IBIG Housing Loan 2019

Are you planning to finally have a house of your own? If you’re low on budget and can’t afford the high interest rates of housing loan from banks, the best resort is to acquire a house from Pag-IBIG Fund. HDMF (Home Development Fund), or more known as Pag-IBIG, is the most common option of Filipinos if they want to have a reasonably priced house and lot. But first, like Pag IBIG multi purpose loan you have to check the requirements and documents needed on how to apply Pag IBIG housing loan.

Pag-IBIG has actually simplified the process of application and minimized the requirements making it easier for anyone who would like to apply for Pag IBIG housing loan. You just have to make sure that you have complete documents.

Eligibility for Pag IBIG Housing Loan

Types of Housing Loan

  • To acquire an existing condominium unit, townhouse unit, or residential house & lot
  • To obtain fully developed residential lots or its adjoining lots but not to be more than a thousand square meters
  • To purchase a recently constructed property or brand new house and lot
  • To buy a property that is currently under mortgage with Pag-IBIG
  • To purchase foreclosed property that had been recently acquired by Pag-IBIG
  • Transfer of existing housing loan from another financial institution
  • For constructing a new house owned by the member or for home improvement

Read also: Benefits in Saving on MP2 Pag IBIG Program

Pag IBIG housing loan requirements and documents needed

  1. Requirements of a loan application
  • Housing Loan application which you may get from any Pag-IBIG office
  • ID photo of both the borrower and co-borrower should be attached to the housing loan application form
  • Xerox copy of one valid ID (back to back) of both the Principal borrower and Spouse, co-borrower and other half, seller and other half, and the Developer’s authorized representative and Attorney-in-Fact (if applicable)
  • Current tax declaration of property
  • Certified True Copy of TCT (Transfer Certificate of Title) of the property; for condo units, TCT of the land and True copy of the CCT (Condominium Certificate of Title)
  • Xerox copy of latest OR for Real Estate Tax
  • Contract to sell or any similar agreement between the seller and the buyer
  • Sketch of the property and Vicinity map
  • Proof of Income
  1. Borrower’s Proof of Income (Any of the following will do)
  • Latest ITR (Income Tax Return) with BIR Form No. 2316
  • Notarized CEC (Certificate of Employment and Compensation) which indicates the gross monthly income together with allowances or any other benefits
  • One month payslip within the last 3 months earlier than the date of application and should be certified by an authorized representative of the company

For government employees;

  • One month latest payslip
  • CEC or ITR should be submitted as proof of income

If you’re self-employed, you can use any of the following;            

  • Audited Financial Statements, ITR, Official tax payment, Business Permit and DTI Registration
  • Bank Statement for last twelve months (if income is from a foreign source)
  • Certified True Copy of Transport Franchise

Other legal documents that will validate your source of income

  • For OFWs;
    • Employer/Employee Contract or the POEA standard contract
    • CEC written on the Company’s official letterhead and signed by the employer
    • ITR that was filed in the host country

Processing Fee

  • Applicants should pay a non-refundable amount of Php1,000 upon filing and submission of the application form.
  • Another non-refundable Php2,000 appraisal fee should also be paid upon filing
  • Php2,000 which will be deducted from the proceeds when the loan is released

Requirements upon Approval of Loan

  • TCT/CCT under the name of the borrower/co-borrower with appropriate mortgage annotation that is in favor of PAG-IBIG
  • Recent Tax Declaration and Real Estate Tax Receipt
  • If on loan mortgage; agreement that had been registered with the RD and should have RD’s original stamp
  • Completely filled-out and notarized Promissory Note
  • Disclosure Statement on Loan Transaction

Other Requirements

  • For OFWs
  1. SPA (Special Power of Attorney) that was notarized before the departure date.
  2. The following documents should also be submitted if Pag-IBG Fund requests for it;
  • A valid Certificate of Membership from the OWWA
  • Overseas Employment Certificate
  • Payslip which indicates the period covered and income
  • Passport with appropriate visa (must be working visa)
  • Residence permit
  • Professional License that was issued by Host country
  • Record of Bank Remittance

Take note that most of these documents are in the native language of the employers so make sure that you have a copy translated in the English language.

  • For OFW over 60 yrs. Old
    • Medical Questionnaire Form
    • A copy of the medical examination result done before overseas assignment (as required by the employer)
  • For OFWs 60 yrs. Old and above (Loan amount between Php2M-6M)
    • Medical Questionnaire Form
  • For properties acquired from a Corporation or Developer
    • License to Sell
    • Secretary’s Certificate with the Authorized Signatory of the Developer or Corporation
    • 1 valid ID of the Authorized Signatory and Corporate Secretary of the Developer and one back to back photocopy of the same

Check the link below for Pag ibig housing loan computation. Visit this link Pag-IBIG Fund Housing Loan Affordability Calculator

Sample indicative figures instantly!

Find out how much you can borrow based on your income, preferred repayment term, fixed pricing period, and/or estimated value of the property you are meaning to buy.

Interest Rates (based on chosen Fixed Pricing Period)
1 Year 3 Years 5 Years 10 Years 15 Years 20 Years 25 Years 30 Years
5.375% 6.375% 7.270% 8.035% 8.585% 8.800% 9.050% 10.000%

pag ibig housing loan computation base on calculator

Should you have any further inquiries, contact any Pag-IBIG office near you.

ASEAN Scholarship is now Open for Application- Deadline is on May 12, 2019

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ASEAN Scholarship is now Open for Application- Deadline is on May 12, 2019

The ASEAN Scholarships for the Philippines which leads to an award of the Singapore Cambridge General Certificate of Education Advanced Level (GCE A-Level) certificate. This grant will give deserving scholars a chance to study in some Singapore schools from Secondary 3 to Pre-University 2. This can be renewed annually but subject to a performance evaluation of the scholar.

Asean Scholarship Qualifications

  • Natural born Filipino citizen
  • 14-16 yrs. of age
  • Completion of Grade 8 (High School Year II) but those who have finished Grade 9 (High School Year III) are preferred
  • Have high grades in examinations in their respective schools
  • Have a high english proficiency and active in extra curricular activities

Asean Scholarship Benefits 

  • Annual allowance and hostel accommodation
  • Return economy class air passage
  • Settling-in allowance
  • School fees (tuition fees)
  • Coverage of GCE A-Level and O-Level examination fees
  • Medical benefits and accident insurance coverage

Application Period and How to Apply to Asean Scholarship

Application is from March 12 – May 12, 2019 while the selection interview and test is on the last week of June to 1st week of July, 2019. The scholarship will be awarded on September 2019 and the lucky scholar will arrive in Singapore in the 1st week of December 2019.

To apply, the application must be submitted online by May 12, 2019. The applications must be in Singapore by May 12, 2019. You may call +65 6872 2220 for inquiries.

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Test Venue

Interview and test venue of chosen applicants will be in Manila, Philippines. You may call the numbers above for the exact venue of the examination.

This is a chance you shouldn’t miss. It’s a once in a lifetime opportunity that you should definitely grab. It wil give you better chances of employment in the future so what are you waiting for? Apply now!

DOST Junior Level Science Scholarship 2019 is Now Open for Application

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DOST Junior Level Science Scholarship 2019 is Now Open for Application

If you’re a 3rd yr. college student who’s taking up a course in the fields of science and technology and would need additional finances and resources, the JLSS (Junior Level Science Scholarship) 2019 Program is the answer. This program was created to help finance deserving and brilliant students and to make sure that there is a sufficient supply of qualified science and technology personnel that can help out in the progress of the country. This will help the young dreamers in fulfilling their goals in the future.

Privileges of JLSS DOST scholarship

  • Php7,000 monthly allowance
  • Php10,000/yr. book allowance
  • Php40,000/academic year tuition and school fees
  • Premium group insurance
  • Php1,000 PE/MS uniform (1st semester fo 1st only)
  • Trasnportation allowance (for students who live in the provinces that doesn’t have the study center – 1 one round trip fare)
  • If summer is required;

*Php1,500 tuition and school fees

*Php500 book allowance and an OR should be submitted

*Php7,000 monthly allowance (2 mos.)

  • Php1,000 post graduate allowance

DOST-SEI Scholarships

  • RA 7687 – Republic Act No. 7687, otherwise known as “Science and Technology Scholarship Act of 1994” aims to give scholarships to brilliant students who belong in families that do not excedd the cut off indicators. The qualifiers in this program should pursue courses related in the areas of engineering, basic sciences, mathematics and science and other applied sciences.
  • MERIT – formerly known as the NSTA or NSDB scholarship and given to students who have a high aptitude in mathematics and science and dreams of pursuing a career in the areas of science and technology.
  • RA 10612 – an act that is dedicated in strengthening science and technology education through fast-tracking engineering, mathematics, and science graduates who teach math and science in secondary schools in the country.

Read Also: CHED Scholarship this SY 2019-2020 Is Now Open

DOST JLSS Qualifications

  • Filipino citizen by birth
  • Poor but talented students who belong in the socio economic group that does not eaxceed certain indicators (for RA 7687)
  • Regular incoming 3rd student
  • Has a general weighted average of not lower than 83% in first and second year of study
  • With good moral character
  • Good health
  • Must be a resident of the municipalty for at least 4 years and must be attested by the chairman of the barangay
  • Have qualified in the JLSS Examination

Study Centers

  • Centers of Development or CHED identified Centers of Excellence
  • State Universities and Colleges
  • Institutionz that have FAAP Level III Accommodation
  • Other tertiary institutions that have programs that are CHED-compliant

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

How to Apply DOST Junior Level Science Scholarship

Interested applicants may get the application forms at the Science Edcuation Institute, 2nd Level, Science Heritage Bldg., DOST Compd., General Santos Ave., Bicutan, Taguig City, Regional Offices of the DOST, Office of the Senators and Congressmen and Provincial Science and Technology Centers. The forms can also be downloaded from their website.

Don’t forget ot bring all the required documents. Test permit will be mailed to the school principal that had been assigned for the distribution or in the applicants address. If the test permit is undelivered within one week prior to the examination date, the applicant should inquire at the Regional office of the DOST or at the nearest designated testing center.

Deadline

You can start filing your application for the Junior Level Science Scholarship 2019 now. Deadline will be on the 26th of April, 2019.

Read Also: Megaworld Foundation Scholarship Application Process and Requirements

Examination Date

The examination date is set on June 2, 2019. All inquiries and concerns should be directed to the S & T Scholarship Division with landline nos. (02)8371333 / (02)8372071 loc. 2382 and mobile nos. 09278868816 or at theor email add; [email protected]

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