Philippines - Accredited Schools and Section

Ella · February 13

@samisumi20 said:

@Ella said:

@mathilde9 said:
@moi | @Ella
TIP: If there's no response to your post yet, try availing some "initial consultation" from a migration agency. Ganyan kasi ginawa ko wayback 2021 (with Respall) to confirm my eligibility for Australian PR.

(I remember paying around 1500 - 2000 pesos for that consultation. But I didn't sign the contract with them at napakamahal ~~ then I found this forum.)

This way, you'll have an idea which you can and cannot claim points for and what visa you may be eligible to apply. Sa consultation, they will ask your background/profile and they will only produce an initial assessment report based on the facts you'll give them.

So from there, alam mo na most likely ilan points ang macclaim mo for each eligibility criteria, ano magiging assessing body mo / anzsco na pasok ang work mo, etc. You just have to look for a reputable one para wala namang over promising na maganap.

Sa school, namention na sa forum na to na wala na tayo masyadong magagawa sa school sectioning and its corresponding educ level sa Australia. Might as well bawiin nalang sa ibang criteria ang points. Goodluck!

@mathilde9 and @rmbalingit , nag pa assess po ako sa Respall po and unfortunately they advise na I enroll sa section 1 na school kc hndi daw maaccomodate ung section 3 schools. Although ung NCBA Fairview po is nasa section 1 po. Yan kc po dilemma ko kaya hindi pa ako nag papa assess kay CPA Australia po.

Ano po young i-eenroll mo sa Section 1 school based as advice ni Respall?

You may also try to take the CPA boards para kapag passer ka na po, you will have your PICPA membership There is a MRA with CPA Australia na pag PICPA member ka, most likely your degree will be an AQF bachelor's degree. As of now, wala pa po ako nakikita na board passer na hindi considered as AQF bachelor's degree kahit na hindi section 1 ang school.

@samisumi20 said:

@Ella said:

@mathilde9 said:
@moi | @Ella
TIP: If there's no response to your post yet, try availing some "initial consultation" from a migration agency. Ganyan kasi ginawa ko wayback 2021 (with Respall) to confirm my eligibility for Australian PR.

(I remember paying around 1500 - 2000 pesos for that consultation. But I didn't sign the contract with them at napakamahal ~~ then I found this forum.)

This way, you'll have an idea which you can and cannot claim points for and what visa you may be eligible to apply. Sa consultation, they will ask your background/profile and they will only produce an initial assessment report based on the facts you'll give them.

So from there, alam mo na most likely ilan points ang macclaim mo for each eligibility criteria, ano magiging assessing body mo / anzsco na pasok ang work mo, etc. You just have to look for a reputable one para wala namang over promising na maganap.

Sa school, namention na sa forum na to na wala na tayo masyadong magagawa sa school sectioning and its corresponding educ level sa Australia. Might as well bawiin nalang sa ibang criteria ang points. Goodluck!

@mathilde9 and @rmbalingit , nag pa assess po ako sa Respall po and unfortunately they advise na I enroll sa section 1 na school kc hndi daw maaccomodate ung section 3 schools. Although ung NCBA Fairview po is nasa section 1 po. Yan kc po dilemma ko kaya hindi pa ako nag papa assess kay CPA Australia po.

Ano po young i-eenroll mo sa Section 1 school based as advice ni Respall?

You may also try to take the CPA boards para kapag passer ka na po, you will have your PICPA membership There is a MRA with CPA Australia na pag PICPA member ka, most likely your degree will be an AQF bachelor's degree. As of now, wala pa po ako nakikita na board passer na hindi considered as AQF bachelor's degree kahit na hindi section 1 ang school.

Section 2 po pala ang NCBA Fairview po.

RheaMARN1171933 · February 14

@samisumi20 said:

@Ella said:

@mathilde9 said:
@moi | @Ella
TIP: If there's no response to your post yet, try availing some "initial consultation" from a migration agency. Ganyan kasi ginawa ko wayback 2021 (with Respall) to confirm my eligibility for Australian PR.

(I remember paying around 1500 - 2000 pesos for that consultation. But I didn't sign the contract with them at napakamahal ~~ then I found this forum.)

This way, you'll have an idea which you can and cannot claim points for and what visa you may be eligible to apply. Sa consultation, they will ask your background/profile and they will only produce an initial assessment report based on the facts you'll give them.

So from there, alam mo na most likely ilan points ang macclaim mo for each eligibility criteria, ano magiging assessing body mo / anzsco na pasok ang work mo, etc. You just have to look for a reputable one para wala namang over promising na maganap.

Sa school, namention na sa forum na to na wala na tayo masyadong magagawa sa school sectioning and its corresponding educ level sa Australia. Might as well bawiin nalang sa ibang criteria ang points. Goodluck!

@mathilde9 and @rmbalingit , nag pa assess po ako sa Respall po and unfortunately they advise na I enroll sa section 1 na school kc hndi daw maaccomodate ung section 3 schools. Although ung NCBA Fairview po is nasa section 1 po. Yan kc po dilemma ko kaya hindi pa ako nag papa assess kay CPA Australia po.

Ano po young i-eenroll mo sa Section 1 school based as advice ni Respall?

You may also try to take the CPA boards para kapag passer ka na po, you will have your PICPA membership There is a MRA with CPA Australia na pag PICPA member ka, most likely your degree will be an AQF bachelor's degree. As of now, wala pa po ako nakikita na board passer na hindi considered as AQF bachelor's degree kahit na hindi section 1 ang school.

If one has done their prc exam successfully, their qualification will automatically be considered as AQF bachelor degree - even if the university is listed under section 1 or 2.

moi · February 15

@RheaMARN1171933 said:

@samisumi20 said:

@Ella said:

@mathilde9 said:
@moi | @Ella
TIP: If there's no response to your post yet, try availing some "initial consultation" from a migration agency. Ganyan kasi ginawa ko wayback 2021 (with Respall) to confirm my eligibility for Australian PR.

(I remember paying around 1500 - 2000 pesos for that consultation. But I didn't sign the contract with them at napakamahal ~~ then I found this forum.)

This way, you'll have an idea which you can and cannot claim points for and what visa you may be eligible to apply. Sa consultation, they will ask your background/profile and they will only produce an initial assessment report based on the facts you'll give them.

So from there, alam mo na most likely ilan points ang macclaim mo for each eligibility criteria, ano magiging assessing body mo / anzsco na pasok ang work mo, etc. You just have to look for a reputable one para wala namang over promising na maganap.

Sa school, namention na sa forum na to na wala na tayo masyadong magagawa sa school sectioning and its corresponding educ level sa Australia. Might as well bawiin nalang sa ibang criteria ang points. Goodluck!

@mathilde9 and @rmbalingit , nag pa assess po ako sa Respall po and unfortunately they advise na I enroll sa section 1 na school kc hndi daw maaccomodate ung section 3 schools. Although ung NCBA Fairview po is nasa section 1 po. Yan kc po dilemma ko kaya hindi pa ako nag papa assess kay CPA Australia po.

Ano po young i-eenroll mo sa Section 1 school based as advice ni Respall?

You may also try to take the CPA boards para kapag passer ka na po, you will have your PICPA membership There is a MRA with CPA Australia na pag PICPA member ka, most likely your degree will be an AQF bachelor's degree. As of now, wala pa po ako nakikita na board passer na hindi considered as AQF bachelor's degree kahit na hindi section 1 ang school.

If one has done their prc exam successfully, their qualification will automatically be considered as AQF bachelor degree - even if the university is listed under section 1 or 2.

If wala pong PRC exam yung advertising? will civil service suffice?

aam_28 · February 22

How about Arellano University po? Pasay campus

mathilde9 · February 22

@aam_28 said:
How about Arellano University po? Pasay campus

https://pinoyau.info/plugin/page/schools-section-list

cheesyfiona · April 5

@RheaMARN1171933 said:

@samisumi20 said:

@Ella said:

@mathilde9 said:
@moi | @Ella
TIP: If there's no response to your post yet, try availing some "initial consultation" from a migration agency. Ganyan kasi ginawa ko wayback 2021 (with Respall) to confirm my eligibility for Australian PR.

(I remember paying around 1500 - 2000 pesos for that consultation. But I didn't sign the contract with them at napakamahal ~~ then I found this forum.)

This way, you'll have an idea which you can and cannot claim points for and what visa you may be eligible to apply. Sa consultation, they will ask your background/profile and they will only produce an initial assessment report based on the facts you'll give them.

So from there, alam mo na most likely ilan points ang macclaim mo for each eligibility criteria, ano magiging assessing body mo / anzsco na pasok ang work mo, etc. You just have to look for a reputable one para wala namang over promising na maganap.

Sa school, namention na sa forum na to na wala na tayo masyadong magagawa sa school sectioning and its corresponding educ level sa Australia. Might as well bawiin nalang sa ibang criteria ang points. Goodluck!

@mathilde9 and @rmbalingit , nag pa assess po ako sa Respall po and unfortunately they advise na I enroll sa section 1 na school kc hndi daw maaccomodate ung section 3 schools. Although ung NCBA Fairview po is nasa section 1 po. Yan kc po dilemma ko kaya hindi pa ako nag papa assess kay CPA Australia po.

Ano po young i-eenroll mo sa Section 1 school based as advice ni Respall?

You may also try to take the CPA boards para kapag passer ka na po, you will have your PICPA membership There is a MRA with CPA Australia na pag PICPA member ka, most likely your degree will be an AQF bachelor's degree. As of now, wala pa po ako nakikita na board passer na hindi considered as AQF bachelor's degree kahit na hindi section 1 ang school.

If one has done their prc exam successfully, their qualification will automatically be considered as AQF bachelor degree - even if the university is listed under section 1 or 2.

Ma'am kung section 3 school po kaya at nakapag CPA board exam, will that get an AQF bachelor's degree?

RheaMARN1171933 · April 5

@cheesyfiona said:

@RheaMARN1171933 said:

@samisumi20 said:

@Ella said:

@mathilde9 said:
@moi | @Ella
TIP: If there's no response to your post yet, try availing some "initial consultation" from a migration agency. Ganyan kasi ginawa ko wayback 2021 (with Respall) to confirm my eligibility for Australian PR.

(I remember paying around 1500 - 2000 pesos for that consultation. But I didn't sign the contract with them at napakamahal ~~ then I found this forum.)

This way, you'll have an idea which you can and cannot claim points for and what visa you may be eligible to apply. Sa consultation, they will ask your background/profile and they will only produce an initial assessment report based on the facts you'll give them.

So from there, alam mo na most likely ilan points ang macclaim mo for each eligibility criteria, ano magiging assessing body mo / anzsco na pasok ang work mo, etc. You just have to look for a reputable one para wala namang over promising na maganap.

Sa school, namention na sa forum na to na wala na tayo masyadong magagawa sa school sectioning and its corresponding educ level sa Australia. Might as well bawiin nalang sa ibang criteria ang points. Goodluck!

@mathilde9 and @rmbalingit , nag pa assess po ako sa Respall po and unfortunately they advise na I enroll sa section 1 na school kc hndi daw maaccomodate ung section 3 schools. Although ung NCBA Fairview po is nasa section 1 po. Yan kc po dilemma ko kaya hindi pa ako nag papa assess kay CPA Australia po.

Ano po young i-eenroll mo sa Section 1 school based as advice ni Respall?

You may also try to take the CPA boards para kapag passer ka na po, you will have your PICPA membership There is a MRA with CPA Australia na pag PICPA member ka, most likely your degree will be an AQF bachelor's degree. As of now, wala pa po ako nakikita na board passer na hindi considered as AQF bachelor's degree kahit na hindi section 1 ang school.

If one has done their prc exam successfully, their qualification will automatically be considered as AQF bachelor degree - even if the university is listed under section 1 or 2.

Ma'am kung section 3 school po kaya at nakapag CPA board exam, will that get an AQF bachelor's degree?

Yes, definitely

asfal0th · April 13

If one has done their prc exam successfully, their qualification will automatically be considered as AQF bachelor degree - even if the university is listed under section 1 or 2.

Regarding PRC po, need ba ang ipakita is PRC Board Exam Results? Or pati yung PRC License?

From ACS guidelines:
Philippines; please supply evidence of passing the Professional Regulation Commission’s Licensure
Examinations if available.

olew · April 14

@asfal0th said:

If one has done their prc exam successfully, their qualification will automatically be considered as AQF bachelor degree - even if the university is listed under section 1 or 2.

Regarding PRC po, need ba ang ipakita is PRC Board Exam Results? Or pati yung PRC License?

From ACS guidelines:
Philippines; please supply evidence of passing the Professional Regulation Commission’s Licensure
Examinations if available.

submitted prc exam results/grades, prc license ID card, and ung parang certificate or diploma na may CPA title from PRC. i also submitted ung parang PICPA certificate (if meron ka). Provide as much as you can. more is better.

asfal0th · April 22

@olew said:

@asfal0th said:

If one has done their prc exam successfully, their qualification will automatically be considered as AQF bachelor degree - even if the university is listed under section 1 or 2.

Regarding PRC po, need ba ang ipakita is PRC Board Exam Results? Or pati yung PRC License?

From ACS guidelines:
Philippines; please supply evidence of passing the Professional Regulation Commission’s Licensure
Examinations if available.

submitted prc exam results/grades, prc license ID card, and ung parang certificate or diploma na may CPA title from PRC. i also submitted ung parang PICPA certificate (if meron ka). Provide as much as you can. more is better.

Kahit ba expired na yung license, will it still matter?

olew · April 23

@asfal0th said:

Kahit ba expired na yung license, will it still matter?

not sure po. but i think still submit/attach it even if expired. then maybe on the background, i-process nyo po ang renewal if they return later na need ng current license