Central Colleges of the Philippines | CCP | Certificate in Teacher Education

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is the Certificate in Teacher Education program?

It is an 18-unit certification program offered by the CCP College of Education that is open to all bachelor’s degree holders (non-Education).

2. What courses are part of the curriculum?

All students are required to complete the following courses: The Teaching Profession, Child and Adolescent Development, Principles of Teaching, Curriculum Development, Educational Technology, and Assessment of Student Learning.

3. Can Certificate in Teacher Education completers qualify for the Licensure Examinations for Teachers?

Yes. The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) only requires 18 credit units or 6 courses of Professional Education to qualify for the LET.

4. Can Certificate in Teacher Education completers already teach after the semester?

Yes, because completers are expected to have developed the necessary competencies to be able to teach. However, to become a licensed teacher, one must pass the LET.

5. What will be the learning modality for the program?

To ensure the safety of our students and faculty members, CCP will adopt a fully online mode of instruction which will consist of synchronous (real time classes) and asynchronous learning (self-paced and self-directed learning). It is necessary for students to have a laptop, tablet or mobile phone that can access Google apps and video conferencing tools, and internet connection.

6. How will students be assessed for learning?

CCP education is outcomes-based. Students will be assessed as to whether they gained the necessary competencies for a course to be able to gain credit units. Requirements may vary per course.

7. How long will this take?

The program will run for a total of 18 weeks or two cycles of 9 weeks each.

8. What will be the schedule of classes?

For every 9-week cycle, there will be 3 courses where each course will be composed of 3 hours of synchronous learning or scheduled online meetings per week (Saturdays). Also, there will be schedules of asynchronous learning which are recommended hours for students to complete their tasks on their own pace.

9. What are the requirements for enrollment?

The documentary requirements are the following:
a. Transfer Credential
b. Certificate of Good Moral Character
c. Certified Copy of Grades
d. PSA-authenticated birth certificate
e. Updated ID picture
f. Photocopy of Valid ID/Passport
g. Study permit (for government employees)