LET Schedule for 2021: How to Apply

LET 2021 Schedule– The Professional Regulation Commission conducts the Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET) for education graduates who aspire to become professional teachers. It is given twice a year, every March and September, in various testing centers nationwide.

The first step to take the LET 2021 is to apply for the examination. To help you in this initial step, we provide a comprehensive guide on how to file your LET online application using the PRC’s new LERIS or the Licensure Examination and Registration Information System. This new online portal offers hassle-free services, from registration to payment, effectively avoiding long waiting times.

Qualification

Anyone who wants to take the LET must possess the following criteria:

• He or she must be a citizen of the Philippines or an alien whose country has reciprocity with the Philippines as prescribed by RA No. 7836 as amended by RA 9293;
• Must be 18 years old and above;
• Must be of good moral character and has not been convicted by final judgment by a court for an offense involving moral turpitude.

You may also read: The Ultimate LET Reviewer 2019 (Gen. Ed, Prof. Ed. and Major)

LET Schedule for 2021

UPDATE:

Pursuant to Resolution No. 1256, (s.2020), wherein Licensure Examination for Professional Teachers (LEPT) is classified as a large-scale licensure examination that should not be administered during this pandemic, the Professional Regulation Commission informs the public that the March 28, 2021 LEPT has been rescheduled to September 26, 2021.

For further queries and concerns, you may email Licensure Division at licensure.division@prc.gov.ph and licensure.office@prc.gov.ph.

LET Online Application Guide

Prepare the following information before anything else:

• You need an email address. Make sure you have access to it. Do not use random email addresses created using generators.
• A mobile number
• 2 x 2 ID picture in .jpg format. You must be in a collared attire on a white background and must be less than 6 months old. Do not wear eyeglasses and make sure the ears are visible in the photo.
• A community tax certificate or cedula
• And other pertinent information including personal information, date of college graduation and the likes.

1. Use a computer with a good internet connection and access the LERIS through http://online.prc.gov.ph/. If you are doing this for the first time, go to the REGISTER tab then use the scroll bar to read the TERMS of SERVICE. Click the I Agree button to continue. If you already have an account, sign-in to the system using your login details.

2. Fill out the registration form with your personal information then click the REGISTER button.

3. Fill-out the necessary spaces to complete your account profile. Enter your personal and other pertinent information. You can use the drop-down menu if necessary. Scroll to the bottom of the page then save your information.

4. Upload your 2×2 picture to complete your profile information. It must be of good quality and adheres to the photo requirements as indicated above. Doing so will avoid delay or disapproval of your online exam application.

5. After uploading the photo, click the SELECT TRANSACTION button at the upper-right side of the screen. A pop-up will appear asking you to select your transaction. Click the EXAMINATION tab and fill out the necessary information. Click the Proceed button to continue to the next step.

6. On the next page, select your preferred PRC Regional Office and your appointment date. Choose your preferred payment option to complete your transaction. You have the option to pay the fee personally at the PRC Office or pay via bank payment. Applicants who opted to pay through PRC cashiers shall be required to pay and transact at their chosen appointment place and appointment date ONLY.

A pop-up message will appear indicating the transaction summary. Click the submit button.

7. Starting on 27 December 2018, the Professional Regulation Commission announces that their Online Services will accept payments via Over-the-counter at any UCPB branch. If you opt to pay through this option, take note of the reference number and proceed to any UCPB branch.

Please take note that the validation of payment will be after 2 to 3 working days when using this option.

8. If you choose the Landbank payment gateway, you will be redirected to the Landbank epayment portal where you have to select your payment option. If you have a Landbank account, choose the Landbank payment. Otherwise, select the GCASH option.

9. If you don’t have a GCASH account, create one. Load it up with an amount equal to or more than the amount indicated in the payment summary. Tick the TERMS AND CONDITIONS box then enter your 11-digit GCASH mobile number and reply to the SMS confirmation with your 4-digit mobile pin.

10. After payment, go back to your account then click the EXISTING TRANSACTION tab and check your payment status. Print the application form to finish the LET online application process.

11. Go to your preferred PRC Office on the appointment page on your chosen appointment date. Bring the printed application form and the required documents.

What to do after the online application?

Proceed to the PRC Office you selected on the appointment page on your chosen appointment date. Do not forget to bring the documentary requirements listed below.

For first time LET takers, please prepare the following documents and submit them to PRC on your appointment date:

• Printed appointment schedule;
• Original and photocopy of Transcript of Records (TOR), date of graduation, the seal of the school, with scanned picture and remarks “For Board Examination Purposes Only” (CHED recognition and permit to operate for graduates of new schools/programs);
• Original and photocopy of Birth Certificate issued by the PSA;
• Marriage contract issued by the PSA for married female applicants (original and photocopy);
• Original and photocopy of any government-issued ID.

If your school is not exempted from the issuance of SO ( Special Order), present a photocopy of the SO duly signed by the CHED.

Requirements for LET Repeaters

• Printed appointment schedule;
• Original Notice of Admission (previous exam);
• Original and photocopy of any government-issued ID.
• If the NOA is not available, you can present a photocopy of your Transcript of Records.

An applicant must have a BSEEd degree or its equivalent if he or she is aspiring to be a professional basic education teacher. Similarly, a bachelor’s degree in education or its equivalent is required for applicants who aim to be licensed secondary education teachers. Applicants with an equivalent degree must have to take at least 18 units in Professional Education. Those with bachelor’s degrees in arts and sciences with at least ten units in professional education and holders of Early Childhood Education (BECED) degree or its equivalent are also qualified to take the exam.

For applicants who want to become licensed teachers to teach vocational and two-year technical courses, a bachelor’s degree in the field of specialization or its equivalent is required and must have at least 18 units in professional education to qualify.