Guide, organise and track.
Pre-assessment, evidence checklists, experience/portfolio preparation, readiness review, My FI case tracking and referral/application support where applicable.
ETEEAP is a CHED-governed assessment pathway implemented through authorized/deputized higher education institutions. Filipino Institute provides pre-assessment, evidence preparation, application support and My FI case tracking without claiming authority over admission, equivalency credit, academic gaps or degree awards.
Use this page to check the current baseline qualifications, understand degree alignment, organise evidence, preview the institutional assessment journey and see what Filipino Institute does and what the school (HEI) decides.
Pre-assessment, evidence checklists, experience/portfolio preparation, readiness review, My FI case tracking and referral/application support where applicable.
The deputized higher education institution determines programme admission, equivalency, academic gaps, crediting, remaining requirements and degree outcome.
Institution and programme authority must be verified against current CHED sources before institution-specific referral or payment.
This is an information check, not an admission or eligibility decision.
This quick check is not a final ETEEAP eligibility decision.
Follow the same 11 steps you can try in the My FI Demo.
Final admission and program-specific requirements can still be stricter.
Filipino citizen, residing in the Philippines or abroad
At least 23 years old at the time of application
Completed secondary education through a High School Diploma, ALS Accreditation and Equivalency, or Philippine Educational Placement Test qualification for college entry
Minimum of five years of relevant work experience related to the degree being pursued
Use examples only as possible alignment, never as a promise of admission.
May align with a business or human-resource-related degree offered through a currently authorized ETEEAP programme.
Final decision: deputized HEIMay align with business, management or operations-related study depending on evidence and current institutional offerings.
Final decision: deputized HEIMay align with hospitality or tourism-related programmes when the work history and evidence substantially match the discipline.
Final decision: deputized HEIMay align with an IT/computing-related programme where the deputized HEI currently has authority and the applicant meets its requirements.
Final decision: deputized HEIThese are CHED baseline and possible additional items. The exact HEI checklist remains authoritative.
Current CHED rules permit multiple competency-based methodologies.
The applicant may need stronger or additional documentation before the institution can complete evaluation.
The HEI may assign coursework, projects, demonstrations, assessments or other requirements.
Additional interviews, tests or competency checks may be required.
After recognized learning and remaining requirements are addressed, the applicant continues toward the institution's final academic outcome.
No guaranteed public duration: timing depends on evidence readiness, institutional review, assessment, recognized prior learning, remaining requirements, institutional schedules and applicant completion.
ETEEAP authority is institution- and program-specific, and status can change.
CHED's March 19, 2026 list includes institution/program-level status information, including entries marked For Recertification. FI must verify the current institution, exact programme and authority status before presenting an institution as available for an applicant.
Do not hard-code an institution as an active FI ETEEAP partner or promise a degree offering solely because it appears in an older/static list. Provider and programme authority must be re-verified against the current CHED source before referral or payment for institution-specific processing.
Our service fee is always shown separately from school and third-party charges, so you know exactly what you pay for.
Application, assessment, enrolment, tuition, remaining coursework, graduation or records fees depend on the deputized institution and programme.
Authentication, notarization, courier, translation, legalization/attestation and other documentary costs are not automatically included.
Academic Records · Employment · Training & Certifications · Projects & Portfolio · Licenses · Awards · Other Evidence
Roles, dates, responsibilities, achievements, tools, projects and evidence linked to each employment period.
FI steps and school steps are shown separately, so you always know who made each decision.
Received · Under Review · Needs Action · Ready for Institutional Review · Additional Evidence Requested · Completed
ETEEAP is a CHED-governed educational assessment pathway that recognizes prior learning, knowledge, skills, attitudes and values acquired through work and other formal, non-formal and informal learning. It is implemented through CHED-authorized/deputized higher education institutions.
CMO No. 11, series of 2025 states that applicants must be Filipino citizens residing in the Philippines or abroad, at least 23 years old, have completed secondary education or an accepted equivalent, and have at least five years of relevant work experience related to the degree being pursued.
No. Five years is a minimum baseline under the current IRR, but relevance, evidence, programme fit, admission requirements and the institution's assessment still matter.
Yes. The current IRR expressly covers Filipino citizens residing in the Philippines or abroad. CHED also operates an ETEEAP OFW Portal.
No automatic right to any degree is created by work experience. The degree should align with the applicant's documented prior learning and the programme actually offered by a currently authorized/deputized HEI. Final programme admission is institutional.
No. Filipino Institute provides pathway support, preparation, organisation and tracking. The applicable deputized HEI controls admission, assessment, equivalency, crediting, remaining academic requirements and the degree outcome.
Possibly. CHED's current rules allow written tests, interviews, skills demonstrations and other competency-based assessment methods, depending on the institution and programme.
Possibly. The institution may identify gaps and require coursework, projects, additional evidence, assessments or other academic requirements.
There is no single safe public duration for every applicant. Timing depends on document readiness, assessment, recognized prior learning, remaining requirements, institutional schedule and applicant completion.
It is the published Filipino Institute pathway/service fee for FI support such as pre-assessment, document and portfolio preparation guidance, readiness review, case tracking and referral/application support where applicable. HEI and third-party charges are separate.
Use the current CHED list and verify the exact institution, degree programme and status. FI also checks this again before any referral or payment.
No. FI may show evidence readiness or portfolio coverage, but equivalency credit is determined by the deputized HEI through its assessment process.
The public pre-check and FI review help you prepare; they do not replace HEI admission or assessment.
Under CMO No. 11, s. 2025: Filipino citizen in the Philippines or abroad, at least 23 years old, completed secondary education or accepted equivalent, and at least five years of relevant work experience related to the degree sought.
Applicants prepare identity, academic history, work experience, training and a comprehensive portfolio. FI can organise evidence but does not convert it into academic credit.
The deputized HEI may use portfolio review, written tests, interviews, skills demonstrations and other competency-based assessment methods.
Institution and programme authority must be re-verified against the current CHED deputized-provider list before an institution-specific referral or payment.
This is the published FI pathway/service fee for support and case preparation. School tuition and assessment fees, and government or third-party charges, are separate and are shown to you before you pay.
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