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Services : Students : Expanded Tertiary Education Equivalency
And Accreditation Program (ETEEAP)
What
is ETEEAP?
The
Expanded Tertiary Education Equivalency and Accreditation Program (ETEEAP)
is a comprehensive educational assessment program which recognizes knowledge,
skills, attitudes and values obtained by individuals from formal, non-formal
and informal education and training and related work experiences.
By
establishing equivalency competence standards and a comprehensive assessment
system employing written test, interview, skills demonstration and other
creative assessment methodologies, deputized higher education institutions
may administer competency-based evaluation.
A
Panel of Assessors is convened to determine the candidate’s knowledge,
skills, attitudes and values relevant to a particular discipline, and
the appropriate, convenient competency enhancement program. The candidate
consequently earns the equivalent credits and the appropriate certificate
or degree awarded by the deputized higher education institution.
Who
can avail of the ETEEAP?
a)
Any Filipino who is, at least a high school graduate or who has obtained
a PEPT placement equivalent to first year college;
b)
He / she must have been employed for an aggregate of at least 5 years
in the field or industry related to the academic program or discipline
he/she is obtaining an equivalency;
c)
He / she must be at least 22 years old; and
d)
He / she must be able to show evidence of capability and thorough knowledge
in the field applied for equivalency and accreditation.
What
are the documents required for application?
a)
authenticated birth certificate
b) service record
c) most recent academic record
d) certificates of training and workshops completed
e) certificates of individual proficiency in the discipline or field
of interest
f) other documents or evidence of capability and knowledge in the field
applied for equivalency and accreditation
g) accomplished ETEEAP application form
What
steps does an interested applicant take for equivalency and accreditation?
1.
The applicant submits his/her documents to the CHED-deputized higher
education institution. The HEI will verify all the claims of the applicant.
2.
If an applicant is qualified for admission, he/she proceeds to undergo
the process of assessment and accreditation.
3.
The candidate will be accredited by the HEI according to any or all
of the following criteria:
a)
For formal learning - through credit transfer;
b)
For non-formal education (sponsored training, workshops, etc.) through
case to case evaluation of training design and evaluation;
c)
For informal learning / knowledge obtained through self-study, work
experience, etc. – an assessment process which can include any
of the following: written and oral examinations, product presentation,
skills demonstration, or portfolio assessment;
d)
Portfolio assessment – the candidate is required to organize
the claims of learning according to the areas of standard competencies
laid out for the program or field of interest. Once the portfolio
is ready for presentation, this is submitted to the portfolio assessors
who will evaluate the portfolio and recommend the credits to be given,
in which competencies, how much, etc.
4.
In cases where the candidate needs further knowledge or skills, he /she
will be advised to participate in appropriate and convenient competency
enhancement service programs in order to complete his/her learning,
then go back for assessment. Competency enhancement programs are continuing
education programs that allow non-traditional learners to pursue learning
through means that adapt to their learning style and circumstances in
life.
5.
In this manner, the candidate earns credits progressively until he/she
has satisfactorily earned the necessary credits based on the competency
standard to merit the degree.
6.
Candidates will be required to pay the cost of the assessment program.
For
Applying Higher Education Institution (HEI)
For
Individual Application
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