CITIZEN'S CHARTER
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION - SCHOOLS DIVISION OF TALISAYExternal Services – Schools Governance & Operations Division (SGOD)
- Request for Basic Education Data (External Stakeholder)
- Application for the Opening (Government Permit), Renewal, Recognition /Additional Offering of SHS Program for Private Schools
- Application for Special Orders (SO) of Private Schools/ Technical Vocational Institutions
- Application for Senior High School Additional Track/ Strand in the Private School
- Application of Summer Permit for Private Schools
- Application for Confirmation of Tuition Fee and Other Fees without Increase (CTOSF)
- Application for Confirmation of Tuition Fee and Other Fees with Increase (CTOSF)
- EVALUATION OF NEW TECHNOLOGY/CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS FOR SCHOOL BUILDINGS
- PROJECT DESIGN OF DEPED SCHOOL BUILDING PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS
- PAYMENT OF PBLIGATION TO CONTRACTORS WITH EXISTING INFRASTRACTURE CONTRACT WITH DEPED CENTRAL OFFICE
- PAYMENT OF OBLIGATION TO SUPPLIER WITH EXISTING CONTRACT WITH DEPED CENTRAL OFFICE FOR THE SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF SCHOOL FURNITURE
Includes official certifications on enrolment, district data on Master list of schools, school heads and contact numbers, inventory of teachers and performance indicators. Data requests from school districts, public and private schools must be officially communicated through proper channels indicating the purpose of such requests.
Office or Division: |
Planning and Research |
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Classification: |
Simple |
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Type of Transaction: |
G2C- Government to Citizen |
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Who may avail: |
External Stakeholder |
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CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS |
WHERE TO SECURE |
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1.Letter request address to SDS (1 Original Copy, 1 Photocopy) |
Client
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CLIENT STEPS |
AGENCY ACTION |
FEES TO BE PAID |
PROCESSING TIME |
PERSON RESPONSIBLE |
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1.Submit letter request address to Records Office |
1.1. Receive the letter request from the client and forward it to the SDS |
None |
10 minutes |
Records Unit Personnel |
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1.2. Refer letter request to Chief, SGOD |
None |
4 hours |
SDS |
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1.3 . Refer the letter request to Planning Officer |
None |
5 minutes |
Chief, SGOD |
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1.4. Make the necessary action undertaken to the said letter request |
None |
2 days |
Planning Officer |
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1.5. Prepare the transmittal letter and attachments to be signed by SDS |
None |
15 minutes |
Planning Officer |
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1.6. Received signed report and forward to Records Section |
None |
10 minutes |
Planning Officer |
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2.Receive the necessary documents |
2.1. Release the documents to the End User |
None |
2 minutes |
Records Officer |
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TOTAL: |
None |
2 days, 4 hours, 42 minutes |
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This service requires Private high schools that wish to offer senior high school (SHS) under the K to 12 Basic Education Program to apply for government permit presenting their plans for the SHS which includes curriculum, instruction, personnel, and facilities. The application must be submitted with the endorsement from the Schools Division Superintendent to the Regional Director for approval.
Office or Division: |
M and E Unit, SGOD |
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Classification: |
Highly Technical |
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Type of Transaction: |
Type of Transaction: G2B – Government to Business |
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Who may avail: |
Any private school within the Region with graduating students (Grade 12) |
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CHEKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS |
WHERE TO SECURE |
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1. Endorsement Signed by the Schools Division Superintendent (SDS) 2. Signed Standard Letter of Application for Provisional Permit to Offer SHS Program 3. Board Resolution certified by the Corporate Secretary and approved by the Board of Directors/Trustees, specifying: ___3.1 Purpose; ___3.2 School Year of intended operation; and ___3.3 SHS Curriculum for the track/s and strand/s to be offered 4. Feasibility Study, indicating the following: 4.1. Need to operate SHS Program; 4.2. Current and projected enrolment for a period of five (5) years; 4.3. School Development Plan; and 4.4. Proposed Budget/Budgetary Requirements 5. Philosophy and Goal of the Course 6. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Registration 6.1. Registration in the Name of the School; 6.2. Course Applied is Stated in the Articles of Incorporation; and 6.3. Incorporators/Owners are Citizens of the Philippines 7. School Site, Building, and Fixtures 7.1. Documents Showing Ownership of the School Site (OCT, TCT, Real Property Tax Payment of school building, etc.) 7.2. Copy of Certificate of Occupancy (Institutional) 7.3. Floor Plan Indicating Area and Dimension of Classrooms and Non Academic Rooms 7.4. Pictures of Principal’s Office, Guidance Office, Computer Room, Library, Home Economics/ (Tech-Voc Tools, Equipment and Materials) Science Laboratory, Rest Rooms, Canteen, Clinic, Hand Washing Area, etc. 7.5. Picture of Classrooms Showing Desks, Chairs, Tables, Board etc. 7.6. List Laboratory/workshop equipment, apparatus, tools, etc.: by curriculum offering 7.7. Library Holdings (List of Textbooks, Instructional and Supplementary Materials) 7.8. School Environment Must be Conducive to Learning (Adherence to Sections 30.7 and 30.9, DepEd Order No. 88, Series 2010 7.9. School Disaster Risk Reduction Management (SDRRM) Plan 8. Curriculum Offering 8.1. Academic Track ____ STEM ____ABM ____HUMSS ____ GAS 8.2. Sports Track 8.3. Arts and Design Tract ___ Arts Production (Visual Arts, Media Arts, Literacy Arts ___ Performing Arts (Music, Dance, Theater) 8.4. Technical, Vocational, and Livelihood Track STRAND SPECIALIZATIONS (at most 4, depending on required hours, total must be 640 hours) Agri-Fishery Arts Industrial Arts Home Economics ICT 9. Certificate of Recognition of any of the following: ___9.1 Secondary Education Program (DepED) ___9.2 Training Program (TESDA) ___9.3 Higher Education Program (CHED) ___9.4 Others: (1) FAAP-recognized accrediting agencies (2) Asia Pacific Accreditation and Certification Commission (APACC) 10. Proposed Tuition and other Fees by Curricular Offering 11. Proposed School Calendar (Semestral) 12. Proposed List of Academic Personnel 12.1. Name of Academic Personnel per Curricular Offering with TOR and Certificates 12.2. For all tracks: Bachelor’s Degree Holder with at least 15 units of Specialization in the subject/s to handle 12.3. Attended Training relevant to the subject handled 12.4. STEM: Knowledgeable in using software that may aid in using specialization 12.5. SPORTS: Certification from any respectable and highly regarded local and international PE, Health, Fitness, Sports, Recreation and Dance Associations or organizations (National Sports Association, American College of Sports and Medicine, National Strength and Conditioning Association, National Association for Sports Medicine and/or American Council in Exercise) 12.4. For TVL Track: Must have at least National TVET Certificate (NTTC) Level I, which means National Certificate (at least one level higher than the course to be taught) and Trainers Methodology Certificate (TMC) I 12.5. LET Professional License or professional Education Training (CPE) (if not, should pass the LET within 5 years of teaching in the SHS) 12.6. Preferably 2 years Teaching Experience Certification 12.7. Preferably 2 years of industry/workplace experience Certification (may be gained during the first five years of teaching in SHS 12.8. Teaching Load: Core, Applied, and/or Specialized Subjects to teach per semester 12.9. Number of working hours per week 12.10. Certification from recognized national/international agencies (TESDA, ABA, and Others) 13. Non-academic Personnel 13.1. Name of non- academic Personnel per Curricular Offering 13.2. Qualifications of Non-Academic Personnel 13.3. Job Description 13.4. Number of working hours per week 13.5. Certification from recognized national/international agencies (TESDA, ABA, and Others) 14. Comprehensive Class Program per Curriculum Offering (Track and Strand) indicating the following: 14.1. Grade Level (Grade 11 or 12) and Section 14.2. Time (i.e.: 8:00-9:00) 14.3. Name of subjects (core, applied, specialized) 14.4. Assigned lecture/shop/work/laboratory room (name of building) 14.5. Number of minutes per subject 15. School Governance 15.1. Organizational Chart Indicating the Administrative, Teaching and Non-teaching Personnel 15.2. Notarized Employment Contract of Employees (Teaching and Non-Teaching) 15.3. School Manual of Operations, Incorporating Implementation of Child Protection and Anti-Bullying Policies, etc. 16. Finance 16.1. Copy of School Budget and Source of Funding 16.2. Copy of Proposed Tuition and Other Fees 16.3. Copy of the Updated Official Receipts of Remittances to SSS, Pag-IBIG and PhilHealth (if applicable) 16.4. Copy of Receipt of Payment for Inspection Fee 16.5. Copy of Audited Financial Statement (if applicable) 17. Copies of memorandum/Memoranda of Agreement/Memorandum of Understanding for partnership arrangement relative to the SHS Program Implementation, which may include: 17.1. Engagement of the Stakeholders in the localization of the curriculum 17.2. Work Immersion 17.3. Apprenticeship 17.4. Research 17.5. Provision Equipment and Laboratories, workshop, and other facilities 17.6. Organization of career guidance and youth formation activities 18. Additional Requirement Signed QAD Form 017 Affidavit of Authenticity and Completeness of Documents 19.Signed QAD Form 018 (Certificate of Completeness of Documents) |
Division Office
School
School
School
School
SEC
School
School
Issuing Agency
School
School School
School
School
School
School
Division Office
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CLIENT STEPS |
AGENCY ACTION |
FEES TO BE PAID |
PROCESSING TIME |
PERSON RESPONSIBLE |
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Documents will be submitted at the Receiving Area |
The Record In-charge will receive the documents and forward it to SGOD- M and E Unit |
None |
30 minutes |
Records Section
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Checking of Documents as to the completeness of attachments based on the RO QAD Form checklist |
None |
7 days |
EPS II- M and E
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Evaluate the documentary requirements 100% compliant Yes – Proceed to the giving of inspection schedule No – Return the application documents to the applicant school |
None |
8 days |
SEPS- M and E |
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School applicant will pay to the DO Cash Section the inspection fee |
The cashier will issue an Official Receipt as proof of payment |
Php 2,000.00 |
15 minutes |
Cash Section |
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Onsite inspection and validation of documents and giving of technical assistance to the applicant school |
None |
1 day |
Division Private Schools Inspectorate Team |
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Crafting of the Inspection report |
None |
5 hours |
SEPS- M and E |
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Evaluation of documents |
None |
2 days |
EPSvr- In-charge of private schools |
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Endorsement of the documents through the Schools Division Superintendent to the Regional Office for approval |
None |
30 minutes |
Chief SGOD and Schools Division Superintendent |
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TOTAL: |
2,000.00 |
18 days, 6 hours and 15 minutes |
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Office or Division: |
M and E Unit, SGOD |
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Classification: |
Highly Technical |
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Type of Transaction: |
Type of Transaction: G2B – Government to Business |
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Who may avail: |
Any private school within the Region with graduating students (Grade 12) |
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CHEKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS |
WHERE TO SECURE |
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1.Letter-request Signed by the School Principal/Registrar 2.Special Order Form (3 Copies) 3.Student’s Evaluation Form/s 4.Photocopied School Form 10 of Students 5.Photocopied PSA/NSO-Birth Certificate of Students 6.Certified Photocopy/ies of the Updated Government Permit or Government Recognition Certificate 7.Certificate of Reading Signed by the School Level Reading Committee 8.Certificate of Reading Signed by the Division/District level Reading Committee 9.Signed QAD FORM 017 (Applicant School Affidavit of Authenticity and Completeness of Documents) 10.Signed QAD Form 018 (Certificate of Completeness of Documents) |
School
School School School School
School
School
District Office
School
Division Office
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CLIENT STEPS |
AGENCY ACTION |
FEES TO BE PAID |
PROCESSING TIME |
PERSON RESPONSIBLE |
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Documents will be submitted at the Receiving Area |
The Record In-charge will receive the documents and forward it to SGOD- M and E Unit |
None |
30 minutes |
Records Section
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Checking of Documents as to the completeness of attachments based on the RO QAD Form 20 checklist |
None |
2 days |
EPS II- M and E
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Evaluate the documentary requirements 100% compliant Yes – Proceed to the next step
No – Return the application documents to concerned SDO |
None |
7 days, 2 hours and 15 minutes |
SEPS- M and E |
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Evaluation of Documents |
None |
3 days |
EPSVR-In-Charge of Private Schools |
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Endorsement through the Schools Division Superintendent to the Regional Office for approval |
None |
30 minutes |
Chief SGOD and Schools Division Superintendent |
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TOTAL: |
None |
13 days, 2 hours and 15 minutes |
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This service requires Private Schools to submit applications for an additional track/ strand in the private schools to be endorsed to the Regional Office for approval.
Office or Division: |
M and E Unit, SGOD |
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Classification: |
Highly Technical |
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Type of Transaction: |
G2B |
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Who may avail: |
Private Schools |
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CHEKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS |
WHERE TO SECURE |
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1. Endorsement Signed by the Schools Division Superintendent (SDS) 2. Signed Standard Letter of Application for Provisional Permit to Offer SHS Program 3. Board Resolution certified by the Corporate Secretary and approved by the Board of Directors/Trustees, specifying: ___3.1 Purpose; ___3.2 School Year of intended operation; and ___3.3 SHS Curriculum for the track/s and strand/s to be offered 4. Feasibility Study, indicating the following: 4.1. Need to operate SHS Program; 4.2. Current and projected enrolment for a period of five (5) years; 4.3. School Development Plan; and 4.4. Proposed Budget/Budgetary Requirements 5. Philosophy and Goal of the Course 6. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Registration 6.1. Registration in the Name of the School; 6.2. Course Applied is Stated in the Articles of Incorporation; and 6.3. Incorporators/Owners are Citizens of the Philippines 7. School Site, Building, and Fixtures 7.1. Documents Showing Ownership of the School Site (OCT, TCT, Real Property Tax Payment of school building, etc.) 7.2. Copy of Certificate of Occupancy (Institutional) 7.3. Floor Plan Indicating Area and Dimension of Classrooms and Non- Academic Rooms 7.4. Pictures of Principal’s Office, Guidance Office, Computer Room, Library, Home Economics/ (Tech-Voc Tools, Equipment and Materials) Science Laboratory, Rest Rooms, Canteen, Clinic, Hand Washing Area, etc. 7.5. Picture of Classrooms Showing Desks, Chairs, Tables, Board etc. 7.6. List Laboratory/workshop equipment, apparatus, tools, etc.: by curriculum offering 7.7. Library Holdings (List of Textbooks, Instructional and Supplementary Materials) 7.8. School Environment Must be Conducive to Learning (Adherence to Sections 30.7 and 30.9, DepEd Order No. 88, Series 2010 7.9. School Disaster Risk Reduction Management (SDRRM) Plan 8. Curriculum Offering 8.1. Academic Track ____ STEM ____ABM ____HUMSS ____ GAS 8.2. Sports Track 8.3. Arts and Design Tract ___ Arts Production (Visual Arts, Media Arts, Literacy Arts ___ Performing Arts (Music, Dance, Theater) 8.4. Technical, Vocational, and Livelihood Track STRAND SPECIALIZATIONS (at most 4, depending on required hours, total must be 640 hours) Agri-Fishery Arts Industrial Arts Home Economics ICT 9. Certificate of Recognition of any the following: ___9.1 Secondary Education Program (DepED) ___9.2 Training Program (TESDA) ___9.3 Higher Education Program (CHED) ___9.4 Others: (1) FAAP-recognized accrediting agencies (2) Asia Pacific Accreditation and Certification Commission (APACC) 10. Proposed Tuition and other Fees by Curricular Offering 11. Proposed School Calendar (Semestral) 12. Proposed List of Academic Personnel 12.1. Name of Academic Personnel per Curricular Offering with TOR and Certificates 12.2. For all tracks: Bachelor’s Degree Holder with at least 15 units of Specialization in the subject/s to handle 12.3. Attended Training relevant to the subject handled 12.4. STEM: Knowledgeable in using software that may aid in using specialization 12.5. SPORTS: Certification from any respectable and highly regarded local and international PE, Health, Fitness, Sports, Recreation and Dance Associations or organizations (National Sports Association, American College of Sports and Medicine, National Strength and Conditioning Association, National Association for Sports Medicine and/or American Council in Exercise) 12.4. For TVL Track: Must have at least National TVET Certificate (NTTC) Level I, which means National Certificate (at least one level higher than the course to be taught) and Trainers Methodology Certificate (TMC) I 12.5.LET Professional License or professional Education Training (CPE) (if not, should pass the LET within 5 years of teaching in the SHS) 12.6.Preferably 2 years Teaching Experience Certification 12.7.Preferably 2 years of industry/workplace experience Certification (may be gained during the first five years of teaching in SHS 12.8. Teaching Load: Core, Applied, and/or Specialized Subjects to teach per semester 12.9. Number of working hours per week 12.10. Certification from recognized national/international agencies (TESDA, ABA, and Others) 13. Non-academic Personnel 13.1. Name of non- academic Personnel per Curricular Offering 13.2. Qualifications of Non-Academic Personnel 13.3. Job Description 13.4. Number of working hours per week 13.5.Certification from recognized national/international agencies (TESDA, ABA, and Others) 14. Comprehensive Class Program per Curriculum Offering (Track and Strand) indicating the following: 14.1.Grade Level (Grade 11 or 12) and Section 14.2. Time (i.e.: 8:00-9:00) 14.3. Name of subjects (core, applied, specialized) 14.4. Assigned lecture/shop/work/ laboratory room (name of building) 14.5. Number of minutes per subject 15. School Governance 15.1. Organizational Chart Indicating the Administrative, Teaching and Non- teaching Personnel 15.2. Notarized Employment Contract of Employees (Teaching and Non- Teaching) 15.3. School Manual of Operations, Incorporating Implementation of Child Protection and Anti-Bullying Policies, etc. 16. Finance 16.1. Copy of School Budget and Source of Funding 16.2. Copy of Proposed Tuition and Other Fees 16.3. Copy of the Updated Official Receipts of Remittances to SSS, Pag-IBIG, and PhilHealth (if applicable) 16.4. Copy of Receipt of Payment for Inspection Fee 16.5. Copy of Audited Financial Statement (if applicable) 17. Copies of memorandum/Memoranda of Agreement/Memorandum of Understanding for partnership arrangement relative to the SHS Program Implementation, which may include: 17.1. Engagement of the Stakeholders in the localization of the curriculum 17.2. Work Immersion 17.3. Apprenticeship 17.4. Research 17.5. Provision Equipment and Laboratories, workshop, and other facilities 17.6. Organization of career guidance and youth formation activities 18. Additional Requirement Signed QAD Form 017 Affidavit of Authenticity and Completeness of Documents Signed QAD Form 018 (Certificate of Completeness of Documents) |
Division Office
School
School
School
School SEC
School
School
Issuing Agency
School
School School
School
School
School
Division Office, Cash Section
School
School
Division Office
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CLIENT STEPS |
AGENCY ACTION |
FEES TO BE PAID |
PROCESSING TIME |
PERSON RESPONSIBLE |
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Documents will be submitted at the Receiving Area |
The Record In-charge will receive the documents and forward it to SGOD- M and E Unit |
None |
30 minutes |
Records Section
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Checking of Documents as to the completeness of attachments based on the RO QAD Form checklist |
None |
7 days |
EPS II- M and E
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Evaluate the documentary requirements 100% compliant Yes – Proceed to the giving of inspection schedule No – Return the application documents to concerned SDO |
None |
8 days |
SEPS- M and E |
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School applicant will pay to the DO Cash Section the inspection fee |
The cashier will issue an Official Receipt as proof of payment |
Php 2,000.00 |
15 minutes |
Cash Section |
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Onsite inspection and validation of documents and giving of technical assistance to the applicant school |
None |
1 day |
Division Private Schools Inspectorate Team |
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Crafting of the Inspection report |
None |
5 hours |
SEPS- M and E |
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Evaluation of documents |
None |
2 days |
EPSvr- In-charge of private schools |
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Endorsement of the documents through the Schools Division Superintendent to the Regional Office for approval |
None |
30 minutes |
Chief SGOD and Schools Division Superintendent |
TOTAL: |
2,000.00 |
18 days, 6 hours and 15 minutes |
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This service allows the private schools to submit to the Division Office an application for Permit to Conduct Summer Classes or End of School Year Classes as per provisions on DO 13, s. 2018 Implementing Guidelines on the Conduct of Remedial and Advancement Classes during Summer for the K to 12 Basic Education Program and DO 25, s.2022, Amendment to DepEd Order no. 13, s.2022.
Office or Division: |
M and E Unit, SGOD |
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Classification: |
Simple |
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Type of Transaction: |
G2B |
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Who may avail: |
Private Schools |
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CHEKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS |
WHERE TO SECURE |
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1.Signed Letter-Request of the Applicant School 2. List of students who will take up remedial or advancement classes during summer. 3. List of least mastered competencies of the learner on the subject area where he/she failed to be prepared by the subject area teacher as part of the endorsement for summer classes (See Enclosure No. 1 of DO 13, s. 2018 for the template) 4. Tentative list of learning area/s to be offered and schedule of classes approved by the School Head. 5. Written consent of parents/guardians whose learners will attend summer classes (See Enclosure No. 2 of DO 13, s. 2018 for the template) 6.List of teachers and the subjects that they will teach during summer classes. 7. Individual Learning Monitoring Plan by teachers handling the EOSY classes |
School
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CLIENT STEPS |
AGENCY ACTION |
FEES TO BE PAID |
PROCESSING TIME |
PERSON RESPONSIBLE |
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1.Documents will be submitted at the Receiving Area |
Receive the application documents from the applicant school |
None |
5 minutes |
Records Section
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Endorse to SEPS- M and E |
None |
20 minutes |
EPS II- M and E
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Validate the documentary requirements 100% compliant Yes – Proceed to the preparation of the permit
No-Return the application documents to applicant school |
None |
1 day |
SEPS- M and E |
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Evaluate and prepare the permit and submit it to the Chief Education Supervisor |
None |
2 hours |
EPSvr In-charge of Private Schools |
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2.Approve the document |
Sign the approved Permit to conduct Summer or EOSY Classes |
None |
30 minutes |
Schools Division Superintendent |
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Total: |
None |
One (1) day, Two (2) hours and 55 minutes |
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This service requires Private Schools applying or not for increase tuition fee and other miscellaneous fees to submit application or updates to the Division office not later than May 15 of every year. The application must be submitted with complete documentary requirements and updates endorsed by the Schools Division Superintendent to the Regional Director for approval.
Office or Division: |
M and E Unit, SGOD |
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Classification: |
Simple |
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Type of Transaction: |
G2B |
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Who may avail: |
Private Schools |
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CHEKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS |
WHERE TO SECURE |
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1.Signed Letter-Request of the Applicant School 2.Photocopy of the Approved SEC Certificate of Registration 3.Certified Photocopy/ies of the Updated Government Permit or Government Recognition 4.Photocopy of the Signed CTOSF of the Previous School Year 5. Signed QAD FORM 017 (Applicant School Affidavit of Authenticity and Completeness of Documents) 6.Signed QAD Form 018 (Certificate of Completeness of Documents ) |
School SEC
School
School
School
Division Office |
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CLIENT STEPS |
AGENCY ACTION |
FEES TO BE PAID |
PROCESSING TIME |
PERSON RESPONSIBLE |
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1.Documents will be submitted at the Receiving Area |
Receive the application documents from the applicant school |
None |
15 minutes |
Records Section
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Endorse to SEPS- M and E |
None |
3 days |
EPS II- M and E
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Evaluate the documentary requirements 100% compliant Yes – Proceed to the preparation of TOSF and endorsement.
No-Return the application documents to concerned SDO |
None |
10 days |
SEPS- M and E |
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Prepare the TOSF and endorsement and submit it to the Chief Education Supervisor |
None |
4 hours |
EPSvr In-charge of Private Schools |
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2.Endorse the documents |
Sign the endorsement of the documents through the Schools Division Superintendent to the Regional Office for approval |
None |
3 hours |
Schools Division Superintendent |
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None |
13 days, 7 hours and 15 minutes |
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This service requires Private Schools applying or not for increase tuition fee and other miscellaneous fees to submit application or updates to the regional office not later than May 15 of every year. The application must be submitted with complete documentary requirements and updates endorsed by the Schools Division Superintendent to the Regional Director for approval.
Office or Division: |
M and E Unit, SGOD |
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Classification: |
Complex |
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Type of Transaction: |
G2B |
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Who may avail: |
Private Schools |
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CHEKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS |
WHERE TO SECURE |
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1.Signed Letter-Request of the Applicant School 2.Photocopy of the Approved SEC Certificate of Registration 3.Certified Photocopy/ies of the Updated Government Permit or Government Recognition 4.Photocopy of the Signed CTOSF of the Previous School Year 5.Statement of itemized current rates of tuition and other charges and the corresponding itemized proposed to be imposed, and all the proposed allocation of the incremental proceeds. Such statements shall, when accomplished be under oath by the proper official (s) of the school concerned. 6.Financial Statement of the Previous Fiscal Year Showing the Financial Status of the School Duly Certified by a Certified Public Accountant 7.Copy of the Previous Tax Return of the Previous Fiscal Year, Filed and Received by the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) 8.Proof of the Consultation Conducted (Minutes of the Meeting with the Names and signature of attendees) 9.Certification under oath that 70% of the tuition or other school fees or charges shall be allocated for payment of salaries, wages, allowances and other benefits of the members of the faculty and all other employees of the school concerned, and the balance for institutional development, student assistance and extension services, and return of investment 10. Signed QAD FORM 017 (Applicant School Affidavit of Authenticity and Completeness of Documents) 11.Signed QAD Form 018 (Certificate of Completeness of Documents ) |
School SEC
School
School
School
School
BIR
School
School
School
Division Office |
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CLIENT STEPS |
AGENCY ACTION |
FEES TO BE PAID |
PROCESSING TIME |
PERSON RESPONSIBLE |
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1.Documents will be submitted at the Receiving Area |
Receive the application documents from the applicant school |
None |
15 minutes |
Records Section
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Endorse to SEPS- M and E |
None |
3 days |
EPS II- M and E
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|
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Validate the documentary requirements 100% compliant Yes – Proceed to the preparation of TOSF and endorsement.
No-Return the application documents to concerned SDO |
None |
10 days |
SEPS- M and E |
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Evaluate and prepare the TOSF and endorsement and submit it to the Chief Education Supervisor |
None |
4 hours |
EPSvr In-charge of Private Schools |
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2.Endorse the documents |
Sign the endorsement of the documents through the Schools Division Superintendent to the Regional Office for approval |
None |
3 hours |
Schools Division Superintendent |
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TOTAL: |
None |
13 days, 7 hours and 15 minutes |
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The Education Facilities Division receives unsolicited proposals from contractors/ manufacturers/fabricators introducing the use of new technology or construction materials in the design and construction of school buildings. The proposals are evaluated by EFD technical personnel to determine its viability in the design and construction of school buildings prior to the approval of the Undersecretary for Administration.
Office or Division: |
Administrative Service – Education Facilities Division |
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Classification: |
Highly Technical |
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Type of Transaction: |
G2B – Government to Business |
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Who may avail: |
Contractors/Manufacturers/Fabricators offering new technology in the construction of school buildings |
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CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS |
WHERE TO SECURE |
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• Letter request for evaluation of new technology/construction material • Complete technical description of product offered • Sample of product being offered • Advantages of product being offered • Certificate of Registration with the Bureau of Research and Standard (BRS) of the Department of Public works and Highways (DPWH) |
Contractor
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CLIENT STEPS |
AGENCY ACTION |
FEES TO BE PAID |
PROCESSING TIME |
PERSON RESPONSIBLE |
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1. Submission of Letter request for evaluation with supporting documents |
1.1. |
Receive and check the completeness of documents |
None
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5 minutes |
Receiving personnel of EFD |
2. Request evaluation of technical specifications of new technology/ construction materials |
2.1. |
Conduct evaluation of technical specifications (with product demonstration) |
None |
4 days |
Engineer/Architect and Chief of EFD |
3. Request evaluation of mock-up (if presented) |
3.1. Evaluation of mock-up |
None |
1 day |
Chief and Engineer/Architect |
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Total: |
None |
5 days |
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The actual design of the school building projects in conformity with the National Building Code, Bureau of Fire and Protection, Mining and Geosciences Bureau, and the DepEd School Building Projects standards. The EFD-Project Design Unit (PDU) reviews and evaluates the Program of Works (POWs) submitted by field engineers/architects, and the joint validation of DepEd engineers with the DPWH engineers
Office or Division: |
Education Facilities Division – Project Design Unit |
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Classification: |
Highly Technical |
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Type of Transaction: |
G2G – Government to Government |
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Who may avail: |
Division Engineers/Architects DPWH Engineers |
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CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS |
WHERE TO SECURE |
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1.Program of Works (POWs) 2.Soil Exploration Certificates 3.Building Permits 4.Bureau of Fire Permits 5.Land Titles (TCT), Usufruct Agreement 6.Materials Price data 7.Architectural plans 8.Site Development plans |
• Office of the Undersecretary for Administration • Education Facilities Division • DepEd Regional Offices • Schools Division Offices • Local Government Units (LGUs) • Bureau of Fire and Protection
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CLIENT STEPS |
AGENCY ACTION |
FEES TO BE PAID |
PROCESSING TIME |
PERSON RESPONSIBLE |
1. Request to check, review and evaluate Program of Works (POW) of school buildings damaged by recent typhoons, regular school buildings, Electrification Programs, Gabaldon Restoration Program, repair of Schools Division Offices, Group Handwashing Facilities, School Clinics and other related DepEd infrastructure projects. |
1.1. Evaluation
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None |
10 minutes (per Program of Works) |
Technical Staff of EFD- PDU |
2. Request to review, update and manage cost of construction material price/data on a quarterly basis |
2.1. Consolidation |
None |
15 minutes (per Division)
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Technical Staff of EFD- PDU |
3. Request standardization on the preparation of Program of Works (POW) |
3.1. Preparation of standard template for POW |
None |
3 days |
Technical Staff of EFD- PDU |
4. Request for the preparation of complete working drawings consisting of architectural, structural, electrical, sanitary and plumbing, mechanical and electronics(if needed) designs for the construction of Schools Division Office Buildings, School Buildings, Group Handwashing Facilities, Gabaldon School Buildings, Last Mile School Building Facilities and other related DepEd infrastructure projects. |
4.1. Drafting
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None |
30 days |
Technical Staff of EFD- PDU
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5. Request for the preparation of Terms of Reference, budgetary estimates, conduct market survey, coordination to DepEd and PS-DBM Bids and Awards Committees and to attend procurement conferences and meetings for EFD projects under procurement. |
5.1. Preparation of procurement documents (including conduct of market survey) |
None |
5 days |
Technical Staff of EFD- PDU
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6. Request to provide technical assistance to Service Providers/Suppliers for EFD projects under implementation. |
6.1. Coordination and evaluation |
None |
1 day |
Technical Staff of EFD- PDU
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7. Request to review and evaluation of the submitted final deliverables of Service Providers/Suppliers for the Preparation of School Site Development Plan |
7.1. Evaluation |
None |
15 minutes (per school) |
Technical Staff of EFD- PDU
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8. Request for the assessment and recommendation on the damaged school buildings, Schools Division Offices and other facilities especially on its structural stability |
8.1. Evaluation and validation (including on-site inspection) |
None |
3 days |
Technical Staff of EFD- PDU
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9. Request for management of Special Projects – CO improvement projects |
9.1. Assessment and evaluation (including on-site inspection) |
None |
2 days |
Technical Staff of EFD- PDU
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10. Request for procurement, supply and delivery of School Furniture |
10.1. Validation (including preparation of documents, detailed drawings and Program of Works) |
None
|
5 days |
Technical Staff of EFD- PDU
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Total: |
None |
49 days, 40 minutes |
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The Education Facilities Division processes the request for billing of Contractors that have existing infrastructure contracts with DepEd Central Office. The Contractor submitted Statement of Work Accomplishment and request for its payment subject to the evaluation of the Education Facilities Division technical personnel before submission to the Office of the Undersecretary for Administration and to the Accounting Division.
Office or Division: |
Administrative Service – Education Facilities Division |
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Classification: |
Simple
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Type of Transaction: |
G2B- Government to Business
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Who may avail: |
Contractors with existing infrastructure contracts with DepEd |
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CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS |
WHERE TO SECURE |
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1. Letter request for payment 2. Original copy (for 1st billing) or Photocopy (for succeeding billings) of Contract Documents |
Supplier
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3. ORS and Disbursement Voucher 4. Certificate of Payment (COP) 5. Certificate of 100% Completion (COC) -for final billing 6. Certificate of Final Acceptance (for the release of retention money) |
EFD |
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7. Warranty Security (for the release of retention money) 8. Duly signed Statement of Work Accomplishment (SWA) |
Contractor |
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CLIENT STEPS |
AGENCY ACTION |
FEES TO BE PAID |
PROCESSING TIME |
PERSON RESPONSIBLE |
1. Submission of Letter request for payment with required documents |
1.1. Receiving |
None |
5 minutes |
Receiving personnel of EFD |
2.Request evaluation and preparation of Statement of Work Accomplishment |
2.1. Evaluation and preparation of SWA |
None |
3 days (with on-site inspection) |
Engineer and Chief of EFD conformed by contractor |
3.Request preparation of COP |
3.1. Preparation of documents |
None |
2 hours |
EFD Engineer and Chief |
4. Request preparation of Disbursement Voucher |
4.1. Preparation of documents |
None |
1 hour |
EFD Engineer and Chief |
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Total: |
None |
4 days |
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The Education Facilities Division processes the request for billing of suppliers that have existing contracts with DepEd CO for the Supply and Delivery of School Furniture. Upon delivery of the school furniture by the Supplier and acceptance by the recipient, a request for payment shall be submitted by the Supplier. The request for payment submitted by the supplier will be evaluated for completeness of documents before submission to the Office of the Undersecretary for Administration and to the Accounting Division.
Office or Division: |
Education Facilities Division |
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Classification: |
Simple |
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Type of Transaction: |
G2B- Government to Business |
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Who may avail: |
Suppliers of School Furniture with existing contracts with DepEd |
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CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS |
WHERE TO SECURE |
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1. Letter request for payment 2. Original copy (for 1st billing) or Photocopy (for succeeding billings) of Contract Documents |
Supplier
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3. 4 copies of duly signed Inspection and Acceptance Report (IAR) 4. 2 copies of duly signed Property Transfer Report (PTR) |
Submitted by Supplier after signing of authorized inspectors and receiving officer |
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5. ORS and Disbursement Voucher 6. Summary of Deliveries 7. Copy of the Pre-Delivery Inspection Report 8. Certificate of Completion and Acceptance 9. Copy of Post-Delivery Inspection Report (for the release of retention money) 10. Certificate of Contract Compliance |
EFD
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CLIENT STEPS |
AGENCY ACTION |
FEES TO BE PAID |
PROCESSING TIME |
PERSON RESPONSIBLE |
1. Submission of Letter request for payment with required documents |
1.1. Receive and check the completeness of submitted documents |
None |
5 minutes |
Receiving personnel of EFD |
2. Request evaluation of submitted documents |
2.1. Evaluate submitted documents |
None |
2 days per region |
EFD Engineer |
3. Request preparation of Certificate of Completion |
3.1. Preparation of documents |
None |
2 hours |
EFD Engineer, Chief of EFD |
4. Request preparation of Summary of Deliveries |
4.1. Preparation of Documents |
None |
1 day |
EFD Engineer, Asst Chief and Chief of EFD |
5. Request preparation of Disbursement Voucher |
5.1. Preparation and signing of documents |
None |
1 hour |
EFD Engineer and Chief of EFD |
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Total: |
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3 days, 3 hours, 5 minutes |
Health and Nutrition Unit
- MEDICAL/DENTAL CONSULTATIONS
- ANNUAL MEDICAL EXAMINATION
- MEDICAL CERTIFICATE/CLEARANCE
- DISBURSEMENT OF MEDICATIONS
Office or Division |
Health and Nutrition Unit |
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Classification |
Simple |
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Type of Transaction |
Government to Government Employee |
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Who May Avail |
Teaching and Non-teaching Personnel, Bonafide DepEd Pupils |
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Checklist of Requirements |
Where to Secure |
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Previously requested diagnostic test results |
Private/Government Laboratory Services |
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Client Steps |
Agency Action |
Processing Time |
Person Responsible |
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Applicant/Client |
Service Provider |
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1 |
General Assessment |
Gathering personal data of the client and response to simple queries |
5 minutes |
Anthony Bornel Dolores Almendras Dawn Tagimacruz Maharanee Calumpang Moonyeen Pelayo |
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2 |
Vital Signs Taking: Blood Pressure, Heart or Pulse Rate, Respiration Rate, Temperature, Oxygen Saturation |
5 to 10 minutes |
Anthony Bornel Dolores Almendras Dawn Tagimacruz Maharanee Calumpang Moonyeen Pelayo |
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3 |
Consultation |
· Interview of history of present complaint, medical history, and physical/dental examination · Verification and evaluation of diagnostic test result · Advise and prescription |
15 – 30 minutes |
Dr. Emmanuel Cañas Dr. Byrceles Daan Dr. Veveylou Conquera |
Checklist of Requirements |
Where to Secure |
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CBC, Urinalysis, Xray Chest |
Private/Government Laboratory Services |
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Agency Action |
Processing Time |
Person Responsible |
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Applicant/Client |
Service Provider |
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General Assessment |
Gathering personal data of the client and response to simple queries |
5 minutes |
Anthony Bornel Dolores Almendras Dawn Tagimacruz Maharanee Calumpang Moonyeen Pelayo |
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Vital Signs Taking: Blood Pressure, Heart or Pulse Rate, Respiration Rate, Temperature, Oxygen Saturation |
5 to 10 minutes |
Anthony Bornel Dolores Almendras Dawn Tagimacruz Maharanee Calumpan Moonyeen Pelayo |
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Consultation |
· Interview of history of present complaint, medical history, and physical/dental examination · Verification and evaluation of diagnostic test result · Advise and prescription |
15 to 30 minutes |
Dr. Emmanuel Cañas Dr. Byrceles Daan Dr. Veveylou Conquera |
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Checklist of Requirements |
Where to Secure |
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Inclusive diagnostic results |
Private/Government Laboratory Services |
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Official Clearance Forms |
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Institution issuing the forms/HNU Office |
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Client Steps |
Agency Action |
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Processing Time |
Person Responsible |
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Applicant/Client |
Service Provider |
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1 |
General Assessment |
Gathering personal data of the client and response to simple queries |
5 minutes |
Anthony Bornel Dolores Almendras Dawn Tagimacruz Maharanee Calumpang Moonyeen Pelayo |
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2 |
Vital Signs Taking: Blood Pressure, Heart or Pulse Rate, Respiration Rate, Temperature, Oxygen Saturation |
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5 to 10 minutes |
Anthony Bornel Dolores Almendras Dawn Tagimacruz Maharanee Calumpan Moonyeen Pelayo |
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3 |
Consultation |
· Interview of history of present complaint, medical history, and physical examination · Verification and evaluation of diagnostic test results (if any) · Advise and issuance of medical certificate/clearance (if clearable) |
15 to 30 minutes |
Emmanuel Cañas |
Checklist of Requirements |
Where to Secure |
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CBC, Urinalysis, Xray Chest (if necessary) |
Private/Government Laboratory Services |
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Client Steps |
Agency Action |
Processing Time |
Person Responsible |
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Applicant/Client |
Service Provider |
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1 |
Log details of request in the disbursement logbook |
· Assessment and evaluation of condition for appropriateness of requested medication |
10 to 20 minutes |
Any available HNU personnel |
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2 |
Approach any HNU personnel for receipt of medication |
· Disbursement of medication |
5 minutes |
Youth Formation Division
Submission of reports of the List of Officers for the monitoring of data of the Youth Formation Division.
Office or Division: |
SGOD – Youth Formation Division |
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Classification: |
Simple |
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Type of Transaction: |
G2G-Government to Government |
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Who may avail: |
Officer/Employee of the Central Office Officer/Employee of the Regional Office |
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CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS |
WHERE TO SECURE |
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None |
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CLIENT’S STEP |
AGENCY ACTION |
FEES TO BE PAID |
PROCESSING TIME |
PERSON RESPONSIBLE |
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1. Forward request through written communication/official correspondences |
1.1 Process and prepare the data requested |
None |
20 minutes |
Youth Formation Coordinator
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2. Receive the data requested. |
1.2 Release the data requested |
None |
Upon the availability of data from the field. |
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TOTAL: |
None |
20 minutes |