Linking Formal and Non-Formal Education and Training Systems Through an Expanded Accreditation and Equivalency Program
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Linking Formal and Non-Formal Education and Training Systems Through an Expanded Accreditation and Equivalency Program
Executive Order No. 733
September 21, 1981
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Summary of Executive Order No. 733Linking Formal and Non-Formal Education and Training Systems Through an Expanded Accreditation and Equivalency Program
• Creation of Accreditation and Equivalency Board (Sec. 1)
- Composed of representatives from various government agencies
- Chaired by the Chairman of the Kabataang Barangay
• Functions of the Board (Sec. 2)
- Formulate policies and guidelines for the National Accreditation and Equivalency Program
- Initiate a climate that encourages individual workers to develop themselves
- Formulate guidelines for member institutions in implementing sectoral accreditation policies
• Expanded Functions of the National Educational Testing Center (NETC) (Sec. 3)
- Establish an accreditation and equivalency scheme through examination and assessment to link non-formal and formal education systems
- Administer the Philippine Educational Placement Test and other tests to accredit academic achievement gained outside school and confer formal education equivalency
- Undertake continuous follow-up research studies of school leavers/participants of the Accreditation and Equivalency Program (ADP)
- Identify deserving recipients of scholarship grants or financial assistance among youth pursuing education
• Expanded Functions of the National Manpower and Youth Council (NMYC) (Sec. 4)
- Establish an accreditation and equivalency scheme through trade skills testing and certification to link non-formal and formal education systems
- Include National Occupational Standards in National Trade Skills Standardization
• Assistance from Other Offices (Sec. 5)
- The Board may call upon any government ministry, bureau, agency, or instrumentality for assistance in attaining its objectives
- Private individuals, entities, and institutions are enjoined to extend full support and cooperation
• Funding (Sec. 6)
- The Ministry of the Budget is authorized to release annually One Million Pesos (₱1,000,000.00) to the NETC through the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sports, taken from testing collections
- All other member agencies shall contribute Two Hundred Thousand Pesos (₱200,000.00) each from their respective budgetary allocations
- These contributions shall be pooled and applied for accreditation and equivalency purposes as determined by the Board
• Effectivity (Sec. 7)
- This Executive Order shall take effect immediately
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Linking Formal and Non-Formal Education and Training Systems Through an Expanded Accreditation and Equivalency Program
Executive Order No. 733
•September 21, 1981
EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 733 September 21, 1981
LINKING FORMAL AND NON-FORMAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING SYSTEMS THROUGH AN EXPANDED ACCREDITATION AND EQUIVALENCY PROGRAM
WHEREAS, the vital role of youth in nation building is enshrined in the Constitution and every effort is being exerted by the New Republic to insure a satisfactory quality of life for the youth through sustained, coordinated and nationwide implementation and enforcement of the Child and Youth Welfare Code, and through the National Plan of Action for the Development of Children and Youth;
WHEREAS, these nation-wide programs which will be fully operational during the coming decade, are intended to transform right into operational services and to make social justice, equal protection of laws, and the right to a decent standard of living, realities in the daily lives of the children and youth;
WHEREAS, the working youth and those outside of the school system should not only be assured of protection against exploitation, but should be given assistance in finding skills enrichment employment and channels to community involvement and participation;
WHEREAS, knowledge, skills and...
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Executive Issuances
Executive Orders
accreditation
equivalency
non-formal education
formal education
youth
skills training
trade certification
National Educational Testing Center
National Manpower and Youth Council
apprenticeship
learnership
Kabataang Barangay
Batarisan Program
human resource development
out-of-school youth
working youth
skills enrichment
employment
community involvement
national trade skills standards
national occupational standards
EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 733 September 21, 1981
LINKING FORMAL AND NON-FORMAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING SYSTEMS THROUGH AN EXPANDED ACCREDITATION AND EQUIVALENCY PROGRAM
WHEREAS, the vital role of youth in nation building is enshrined in the Constitution and every effort is being exerted by the New Republic to insure a satisfactory quality of life for the youth through sustained, coordinated and nationwide implementation and enforcement of the Child and Youth Welfare Code, and through the National Plan of Action for the Development of Children and Youth;
WHEREAS, these nation-wide programs which will be fully operational during the coming decade, are intended to transform right into operational services and to make social justice, equal protection of laws, and the right to a decent standard of living, realities in the daily lives of the children and youth;
WHEREAS, the working youth and those outside of the school system should not only be assured of protection against exploitation, but should be given assistance in finding skills enrichment employment and channels to community involvement and participation;
WHEREAS, knowledge, skills and...
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