Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET) Department

The Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET) Department offers an exciting mix of practical, experiential learning and classroom instructions in our modular courses. All programs comply with TESDA’s training regulations and cover the knowledge, skills, and attitudes needed in Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET). The modules focus on the basic, common, and core competencies in accordance with industry standards.

Our short term and TVET programs endeavor to help students acquire new skills for a career change, increase employability, or to pursue a special interest for personal enjoyment.

Agriculture and Fishery, Processed Food and Beverages Sector

Health,Social and Other Community Development Services Sector

Tourism Sector (Hotel and Restaurant)

Communication/Information Technology/Electronics Sector

Tourism Sector (Hotel and Restaurant)

Information and Communications Technology

Special Programs

• For TESDA Programs

  The student-enrolee will undergo Youth Profiling Course Starring Career exam for TESDA Students. This exam is mandated by the TESDA to be submitted every month. After the student-enrollee passed the exam, he will submit the following requirements for admission:
  
  For High School Graduates:

  Form 138 (Original Report Card)

  Certificate of Good Moral Character

  3pcs 2x2 ID Picture

  NSO Birth Certificate (Photocopy) if single

  NSO Marriage Certificate (Photocopy) if married

  Long Size brown envelope

  Long size folder

  
  For College Unit Earners:

  Honorable Dismissal

  Certified True Xerox Copy of Grades/TOR

  Certificate of Good Moral Character

  3pcs 2x2 ID Picture

  NSO Birth Certificate (Photocopy) if single

  NSO Marriage Certificate (Photocopy) if married

  Long Size brown envelope

  Long size folder

  
  
  After a student has completed his admission requirements the student-enrolee will only fill-out an information sheet and then he will be admitted at the Registrar’s Office for the Student Number and then he will be escorted to pay at the Cashier.

• For Short Term Programs

  There are no academic requirements for admission. The student-enrolee will only fill-out an information sheet and then he will be admitted at the Registrar’s Office for the Student Number and then he will be escorted to pay at the Cashier.

For TESDA Programs
As the program ends, the students are required to have a clearance duly signed by respective support service offices before he can claim his academic credentials such as Transcript of Records (TOR) and the Diploma with Student Order (S.O. from TESDA) duly signed by the Head, School Director and the Chancellor.

For Short Term Programs
As the module ends, the students are expected to be fully paid with their tuition fees and other dues at the cashier before they will be given a certificate of completion duly signed by the Head and the School Director. The certificate should also have a dry seal of the University that dignifies the official document from the University. The students are also requested to have an evaluation of the Instructor as well as the program as a whole.