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[wsraxe]

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Interested ko ani. Ni mahal ba kaha rong tuiga sa? More information pls and up for this thread!

[gshukaku]

didto mi CIT need ra mo submit ug photocopy sa TOR, certificate of employment and job description...para evaluation. nindot didto kay ang imo diploma kay same ra sa main stream graduate.

[junmar4]

didto mi CIT need ra mo submit ug photocopy sa TOR, certificate of employment and job description...para evaluation. nindot didto kay ang imo diploma kay same ra sa main stream graduate.

Pila kahay gasto ani boss?

[nibbler]

Hi guys,

to those who have finished or started with Expanded Tertiary Education Equivalency and Accreditation Program (ETEEAP unsay ma comment ninyo re the program.
unsay pros and cons...

Pros: My brother graduate in finance and commerce last year after 6 months. It only takes 1 day of your life. The rest is on how to follow instructions and lots of office paper and ink.

Cons: You need to have the money ready for education. My brother spent 50,000 - 60,000. Didn't regret it.

[yujjieo]

Graduating this 21st! Time flies so fast. The last time nga naa ko ani nga thread, nanginquire pako. Karon, padung na graduate!! Go for ETEEAP guys. For those nga ganahan jd mugraduate with at least five years experience. Go na. Kapoy and hago kaayo pero worth it. Daghan pd mo ma learn maski shorter inyung time sa school compared to mainstream students.

Congrats sa mga ni graduate na ug padung pa mu graduatay!

[kyulzz]

Graduating this 21st! Time flies so fast. The last time nga naa ko ani nga thread, nanginquire pako. Karon, padung na graduate!! Go for ETEEAP guys. For those nga ganahan jd mugraduate with at least five years experience. Go na. Kapoy and hago kaayo pero worth it. Daghan pd mo ma learn maski shorter inyung time sa school compared to mainstream students.

Congrats sa mga ni graduate na ug padung pa mu graduatay!

Really? thats good to hear.

I want to try this as well. Can you tell me more about this program?

Thank you in advance!

[junmar4]

Graduating this 21st! Time flies so fast. The last time nga naa ko ani nga thread, nanginquire pako. Karon, padung na graduate!! Go for ETEEAP guys. For those nga ganahan jd mugraduate with at least five years experience. Go na. Kapoy and hago kaayo pero worth it. Daghan pd mo ma learn maski shorter inyung time sa school compared to mainstream students.

Congrats sa mga ni graduate na ug padung pa mu graduatay!

Mga pila ka months/years ang school ani boss?

[lemzuico]

better og magshort term mo ayaw mo sa CIT kay akong mga amigo wala jud kalahutay sa ilang requirements mga 5-6 sila kabuok. Pero mas maayo jud og normal student ka by sem hangtud mahuman ang tanan level. hehehe...

[yujjieo]

Really? thats good to hear.

I want to try this as well. Can you tell me more about this program?

Thank you in advance!

Requirements:

at least 5 years working experience
should be at least 25 years old

if you meet these, then feel free to apply

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Mga pila ka months/years ang school ani boss?

Depende boss. Mine, i finished it in 6 months.
Just try to make sure nga mu attend ka prmi sa classes and you're able to submit all the requirements in a timely manner.

[yujjieo]

better og magshort term mo ayaw mo sa CIT kay akong mga amigo wala jud kalahutay sa ilang requirements mga 5-6 sila kabuok. Pero mas maayo jud og normal student ka by sem hangtud mahuman ang tanan level. hehehe...

I finished my program with CIT. I don't think there's a problem with the school man boss. I mean, kung mu enroll ka, you should commit. Its a given that there are requirements needed to be passed on time (just like any other mainstream students). And also, the reason why you're required to submit evidence of your work experience, trainings attended is because they will evaluate if these experiences and trainings are sufficient enough as proofs ky they will assess which subjects are no longer needed for you to be taken ky you've already experienced it in the field.

ETEEAP graduates are not to be considered 'not normal' students. The only difference? we've already applied or experienced the things needed for a student to be learned before it was even taught to us in school. That's why there is a requirement and qualifications set. Not all are eligible. Kanang 'by sem' nimo nga term, this is what we call mainstream education.