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Updated DepEd Promotion and Reclassification Guidelines

Reclassification is a form of staffing modification and/or position classification action which may be applied only when there has been a substantial change in the regular duties and responsibilities of the incumbent of the position and which may result in a change in any or all of the position attributes: position title, level and salary grade.

COMPARISON BETWEEN PROMOTION & RECLASSIFICATION OF POSITIONS

PROMOTION

  • refers to advancement from one position to another with an increase in duties and responsibilities and usually accompanied by an increase in salary.
  • promotion may only be resorted if there is a vacant item due to retirement, promotion, transfer, etc.
  • there is a resulting vacancy of an item once a promotion occurred.
  • Needs three (3) rating period from the last appointment

RECLASSIFICATION

  • refers to the change in the position title requiring the issuance of an appointment with a corresponding increase in rank and salary.
  • shall apply only to filled regular position in the national government (NBC 2005-5)
  • there is no vacant item once the item is reclassified.
  • Reclassification may only be allowed after three (3) consecutive years of at least VS or two (2) consecutive years of Outstanding Performance from the effectivity of the latest appointment

PROMOTION

Education

  • Teacher II / Teacher III/ HT/ Principal I
    BSEE/BSE or Bachelors Degree w/ 18 Professional Educ. Units
  • Principal II-III-IV
    Bachelor’s degree in Elem. Education or Bachelor’s degree w/ 18 professional education units with 6 MA units.

RECLASSIFICATION

Education

  • Teacher II
    BSEE/BSE or Bachelors Degree w/ 18 Professional Educ. Units + 20 MA units
  • Teacher III/HT
    BSEE/BSE + MA Equivalent
  • Principal I
    BSEE/BSE + Master’s degree in the field of administration, supervision, leadership or management.
  • Principal II
    BEE/BSE + Master’s degree plus 6 doctoral units
  • Principal III
    BEE/BSE + Master’s degree plus 12 doctoral units
  • Principal IV
    BEE/BSE + Master’s degree plus 24 doctoral units

NOTE: An approved Equivalents Record Form (ERF) is needed for both Promotion and Reclassification.

However, in some meritorious cases, a teacher without an approved ERF may be promoted to a vacant Teacher II or Teacher III position using the school/District Ranking.

WHO MAY APPLY FOR RECLASSIFICATION?

  1. Teacher I or Teacher II with at least 3 years experience as permanent in the current position may apply for Teacher III/SPED provided they are holder of approved ERF
  2. Teacher III with atleast 3 years experience in current position and with an approved ERF as Head Teacher I-III may apply for reclassification to Head Teacher I (Ladderized)
  3. Teacher III with atleast 3 years experience in current position and with an approved ranking for Master Teacher may apply for reclassification for Master Teacher I
  4. Head Teacher I, II, III, Master Teacher I and Principal I, II, or III with at least 3 years experience in current position may apply for reclassification to next higher position. (Note: Head Teacher to qualify for reclassification must be performing as school head)

REQUIREMENTS FOR RECLASSIFICATION

TEACHER 2 & TEACHER 3

  • Recommendation Letter from school head
  • Latest Service Record
  • Latest approved school ranking
  • 4 Copies Approved ERF

SPED TEACHER, HEAD TEACHER & MASTER TEACHER

  • Recommendation Letter from school head
  • Recommendation from the SDS
  • Form 212
  • Latest Service Record
  • Latest approved school ranking
  • Performance Rating for the last 3 years signed by SDS
  • Approved ERF for SPED & HT/ Ranking for MT
  • Authenticated TOR and Curriculum
  • Plantilla with the name and item no. of the position to be reclassified
  • Position Description Form (PDF)
  • SREAT/List of teacher per subject area (Secondary: HT/MT)
  • Approved Class Program (For Master Teachers)

PRINCIPAL

  • Recommendation Letter from the PSDS
  • Recommendation from the SDS
  • Justification for the reclassification of position
  • Latest approved division ranking
  • Certification of non-availability of item
  • Position Description Form
  • NEAP Certification as to the result of NQEP taken and Basic Training Course for School Heads attended.
  • Certificates/Proofs of Outstanding Accomplishment
  • Form 212
  • Latest Service Record
  • Performance Rating for the last 3 consecutive years signed by SD
  • Ranklist for the current year
  • SREAT/DREAT for the current year
  • Authenticated TOR and Curriculum
  • Plantilla with the name and item no. of the position to be reclassified
  • List of teachers under supervision w/ their respective plantilla item number
  • EXCEPTION TO (NEAP CERTIFICATION)
  • “APPLICANT MAY ALSO BE ALLOWED PROVIDED THE APPLICANT HAS SUPERIOR QUALIFICATIONS SUCH AS”:
  • THE LAST 2 SCHOOL YRS BASED ON ANY THREE(3) OF THE FF:
    • a) National Achievement Test
    • b) Completion rate
    • c) Cohort survival rate
    • d) Drop Out Rate
    • e) those who achieved the maturity level of SBM practice and Level III accreditation introduced, adopted and/or implemented innovations on curriculum instructions (i.e. Outstanding Accomplishment) certified by the Schools Division Superintendent.

July 30, 2018

DBM Budget Circular No. 2018-3

GUIDELINES ON THE RECLASSIFICATION OF POSITIONS

1.0 Purpose

This Circular is issued to amend the guidelines on the reclassification oppositions as part of the mandate of the Department of Budget and Management (DBM) to administer and maintain the Compensation and Position Classification System (CPCS) in the government.

2.0 Coverage, Exclusion and Prohibition

2.1 Reclassification of positions shall apply only to filled regular positions in the national government covered by or following the CPCS established under Republic Act (RA) No. 6758′, as amended.

2.2 Reclassification of positions shall not apply in the case of casual and contractual positions in view of their limited tenure.

2.3 The reclassification of filled positions in local government units is prohibited in view of Section 325 (f) of RA. No. 71601 2, s. 1991.

3.0 Class Categories

Pursuant to Section (3)(a) of Congress Joint Resolution No. 4, s. 20093. the classes of positions under the CPCS shall be categorized as follows:

3.1 Sub-Professional category – This category includes positions involved in structured work in support of office operations or those engaged in crafts, trades, manual or clerical work.

3.2 Professional category – This category includes positions performing work requiring the exercise of profession or application of knowledge acquired through formal training in a particular field or the exercise of a natural, creative and artistic ability or talent in arts and letters. Also included in this category are positions involved in research and application of professional knowledge and methods to a variety of technological, economic, social, industrial, and governmental functions.

3.3 Executive category – This category includes managerial positions involved in the execution of laws, rules and regulations, in the legislation of laws and ordinances, and in the administration of justice.

4.0 Guidelines

4.1 Reclassification is a form of staffing modification or position classification action which is applied only when there is warranted substantial change in the regular duties of the incumbent of the position.

It generally involves a change in any or all of the position attributes, i.e., position title, salary grade or position level. However, if the salary grade of the position is maintained, the staffmg/classification action is deemed a retitling, provided that the new position title belongs to the same occupational group.

Reclassification of positions shall be subject to approval of the DBM.

4.2 Reclassification may be applied in the following cases:

4.2.1 There are changes in the level/category of the government entity which will bear on the level of key positions;

4.2.2 There are changes in the quantitative and other factors used in determining the appropriate position and level in accordance with existing position classification standards;

4.2.3 The reclassification of a position is provided by law or Presidential authority; or

4.2.4 Other meritorious cases as may be determined by the DBM.

4.3 The following are the only instances when reclassification is based on the qualification of the incumbent:

4.3.1 Implementation of the Equivalents Record Forms (ERFs) of teachers pursuant to Section 14 of Presidential Decree No. 985. as implemented by DBM Circular Letter No. 84-4 dated May 30, 1984 and Budget Circular No. 2004-1 dated January 23, 2004;

4.3.2 Implementation of the Master Teachers career path provided under Executive Order No. 500 dated March 21, 1978, as implemented by National Budget Circular (NBC) No. 303 dated April 10, 1979 and National Compensation Circular No. 24 dated May 20. 1983: and

4.3.3 Implementation of NBC No. 461 dated June 1, 1998 for faculty members of SUCs, higher education institutions, and TESDA technical education institutions, and of NBC No. 308 dated May 28, 1979 in the case of faculty members of the University of the Philippines System and the Mindanao State University System.

4.4 A position may be reclassified only within the same class category, as described under Item 3.0 of this Circular.

Accordingly, the previous policy which allows reclassification to a different class category is hereby rescinded.

4.5 The reclassification may involve an upward or downward change in the classification of a position, but not to exceed one (1) position level\ except those enumerated under Items 4.2.1 to 4.2.3 and 4.3 of this Circular.

4.6 To preserve meritocracy and fitness in the civil service, a position may be reclassified only if the present incumbent fully meets the qualification standards prescribed by the Civil Service Commission (CSC) for the position, as reclassified.

4.7 The reclassification shall not result in a distortion in the hierarchy and mix of positions in the staffing pattern nor in the organizational structure, not only within the unit where said position is deployed, but also among equivalent or parallel units in the agency.

4.8 The following shall not be used as bases for the reclassification of position:

4.8.1 New duties/assignments which are temporary in nature;

4.8.2 Non-performance of the regular duties and responsibilities of a position by reason of the incumbent’s inability or incompetence; and

4.8.3 Qualifications of the incumbent except those enumerated under 4.3 of this Circular.

4.9 Reclassification shall not apply to vacant regular positions which necessitate changes in their position titles for being under any of the instances cited in Item 4.2 of this Circular. Instead, the conversion of positions shall be effected, i.e., the items shall be abolished and in their stead, the appropriate positions shall be created.

4.10 Agency proposals for reclassification of positions, as endorsed by the respective agency head, shall be submitted to the DBM Bureau or Regional Office concerned, together with the following documents:

4.10.1 Duly accomplished Position Description Form (PDF), including the Unique Item No. of the position to be reclassified per latest Personnel Services Itemization and Plantilia of Personnel (PSIPoP);

4.10.2 Statement of functions of the unit where the position belongs;

4.10.3 Justification for the reclassification of positions;

4.10.4 A certification that the incumbent fully meets the qualification standards set by the CSC for the position as reclassified;

4.10.5 If no amount is appropriated specifically for the reclassification of positions, identification of vacant positions to be offered for abolition which shall be used as funding source for said purpose in accordance with the “scrap and build” policy; and

4.10.6 Other documents that DBM may require in the evaluation of proposals.

4.11 Agencies which have been granted budget flexibilities by the DBM may reclassify filled positions provided, that, the incumbents fully meet the CSC’s qualification standards requirement for the positions, as reclassified; such are in accordance with position classification standards; and such are within their budget management authorities. Any additional funding requirement shall be sourced out of the abolition of vacant positions. If found in order, the DBM shall issue the corresponding Notice of Organization, Staffing and Compensation Action to formalize the change in the agency staffing pattern. However, if upon review the reclassification actions made by the agencies are not in order, the DBM reserves the right to make modifications therein.

5.0 Resolution of Cases

Cases not covered by the provisions of this Circular shall be referred to the DBM for resolution.

6.0 Repealing Clause

This Circular repeals and supersedes Budget Circular No. 2005-5? dated August 16, 2005.

7.0 Effectivity

This Circular shall take effect immediately.

BENJAMIN E. DIOKNO
Secretary


DBM Budget Circular No. 2005-5

RECLASSIFICATION OF POSITIONS GUIDELINES

1.0 Purpose

After consultations were made with the Civil Service Commission (CSC), this Circular is issued to prescribe the guidelines relative to the reclassification of positions in the government.

2.0 Coverage, Exemptions and Prohibitions

2.1 Reclassification of positions shall apply only to filled regular positions in the national government covered by or following the Position Classification and Compensation System established under RA No. 6758.

2.2 In view of their tenure, casual and contractual positions shall not be reclassified. Once vacated, new positions may be created instead.

2.3 The reclassification of filled positions in local government units is prohibited in view of Section 325 (f), RA No. 7160 (Local Government Code of 1991).

3.0 Policy Guidelines

3.1 Reclassification is a form of staffing modification and/or position classification action which may be applied only when there has been a substantial change in the regular duties and responsibilities of the incumbent of the position and which may result in a change in any or all of the position attributes: position title, level and salary grade.

3.1.1 Such reclassification, however, should not result in a distortion in the staffing pattern nor in an unauthorized change in organizational structure or leveling, not only within the unit where said position is deployed, but also among equivalent or parallel structures in the agency.

3.1.2 Reclassification generally involves a change in the position title and may be accompanied by an upward or downward change in salary grade. However, if the salary grade of the position is maintained, the staffing modification and/or position classification action is deemed as retitling, provided that such is within the same occupational group.

3.2 Reclassification may also be applied when:

3.2.1 There are changes in the level/category of the government entity which will bear on the level of key positions, e.g., President and Vice-President positions in state universities and colleges (SUCs) and General Manager, Assistant General Manager, and other Managerial positions in Local Water Districts;

3.2.2 There are changes in quantitative factors used in determining the appropriate position and level in accordance with existing position classification standards, e.g., coverage of agricultural facility for certain positions under the Department of Agriculture;

3.2.3 There are changes in the position titles and salary grades in the Index of Occupational Services, Position Titles and Salary Grades approved by the DBM; and

3.2.4 The reclassification of a position is provided by law or Presidential authority.

3.3 The following shall not be used as bases for the reclassification of positions:

3.3.1 Non-performance of the regular duties and responsibilities of a position by reason of the incumbent’s inability or incompetence;

3.3.2 New duties/assignments which are temporary in nature;

3.3.3 Qualifications of the incumbent except those enumerated in Sub-items 3.4.1 to 3.4.3 of this Circular.

3.4 The following are the instances when reclassification is based on the qualifications of the incumbent:

3.4.1 Implementation of the Equivalents Record Forms (ERFs) of teachers pursuant to Section 14 of Presidential Decree No. 985, as implemented by DBM Circular Letter No. 84-4 dated May 30, 1984 and Budget Circular No. 2004-1 dated January 23, 2004;

3.4.2 Implementation of the Master Teachers career path provided under Executive Order No. 500 dated March 21, 1978, as implemented by National Budget Circular (NBC) No. 303 dated April 10, 1979 and National Compensation Circular No. 24 dated May 20, 1983; and

3.4.3 Implementation of NBC No. 461 dated June 1, 1998 for faculty members of SUCs, higher education institutions, and TESDA technical education institutions, and of NBC No. 308*dated May 28, 1979 in the case of faculty members of the University of the Philippines System and the Mindanao State University System.

3.5 A position may be reclassified if the incumbent fully meets the CSC’s qualification standards requirement for the position as reclassified, pursuant to CSC law, rules and regulations.

3.6 Reclassification shall not apply to vacant regular positions which necessitate changes in their position titles for being under any of the instances cited in Sub-items 3.2.1 to 3.2.4. Instead, they shall be converted, i.e., they shall be abolished and the appropriate positions shall be created.

4.0 Procedural Guidelines

4.1 Government agencies shall submit to the DBM Budget and Management Bureau or Regional Office concerned their requests for reclassification of positions as endorsed by agency heads, together with the following:

4.1.1 Duly accomplished Position Description Forms (PDFs);

4.1.2 Organization, functional and position charts;

4.1.3 Justification for the reclassification of the positions;

4.1.4 A certification that the incumbent’ fully meets the qualification standards requirement for the position as reclassified, pursuant to CSC rules and regulations.

4.1.5 If no amount is appropriated specifically for the reclassification of positions, a proposal to implement the “scrap and build” policy, i.e., funded vacant positions are to be offered for abolition which shall be used as funding source for the said purpose; and

4.1.6 Justification for the abolition of the funded vacant positions by considering the effects on the operation of the affected units.

4.2 The analysts in the DBM Office concerned shall evaluate the request. Should there be a need to. validate, clarify or supplement information gathered from the PDFs, the agencies shall assist the DBM analyst in his/her conduct of position/work audit.

4.3 An agency shall be informed of the approval of the reclassification of positions through a Notice of Organization, Staffing and Compensation Action (NOSCA) or through a DBM letter, as the case may be; otherwise, the agency shall be informed of the denial action through a DBM letter.

4.4 A request for reconsideration may be made within thirty (30) calendar days after receipt of the NOSCA/DBM action.

4.5 Agencies which have been granted budget flexibilities by the DBM may reclassify filled positions provided that the conditions in item 3.5 are satisfied; that such are in accordance with the position classification standards and that such are within their budget management authorities. Any additional funding requirement shall be sourced out of the abolition of funded vacant positions. Upon receipt of the budgetary actions made by the agency, the DBM analyst concerned shall evaluate the same. If found in order, the corresponding NOSCA shall be prepared to formalize the change in the GMIS database, subject to approval of the DBM, authorities concerned. The NOSCA shall be issued to the agency. However, if upon receipt of the budgetary actions, the reclassification actions made by agencies are not in order, the DBM reserves the right, to make alterations therein.

4.6 In the implementation of reclassification action, the following salary rules shall apply.

4.6.1 An employee whose position is reclassified without change in salary grade shall continue to be paid his present salary.

4.6.2 If reclassified to a position with a higher salary grade, the following salary rules on promotion shall apply:

4.6.2.1 If the basic salary of the employee in his former position is below the hiring rate of the reclassified position, the employee shall be allowed the 1st step or the hiring rate;

4.6.2.2 If the present salary falls in-between steps, the employee shall be allowed the higher step;

4.6.2.3 If the present salary is in excess of the maximum or 8lh Step, the employee shall be allowed to continue to receive his/her present salary with the excess over the 8lh Step treated as ’.‘transition allowance” which shall be deducted from any future salary adjustment of the employee.

4.6.3 If to a lower salary grade, the employee shall be allowed to continue to receive his/her present salary.

5.0 Saving Clause

Cases not covered by the Circular shall be referred to the Department of Budget and Management for resolution.

6.0 Effectivity

This Circular shall take effect immediately.

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45 thoughts on “Updated DepEd Promotion and Reclassification Guidelines”

  1. I have already my CAR units in Educ. Leadership is it possible poba.na.makapag apply po.ako.for T3 using reclassification po?
    What are the requirements po.kaya.na.need.ko I -.prepare.po.

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  2. Good morning. Sir,T-2 po ako , di po ba ako qualified for T-3 kasi po 20years in service na po ako ,kaso lng po 27 units lng po ang MA ko? Thank you & God bless.

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  3. gud day sir in case of mt1 how many teachers are needed para po pwede magpa reclass po or different division offices ibat ibang guidelines po

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  4. Head Teacher(Department Head) in high school with six teachers under her supervision vs School Head(T1, T2, or T3) in elementary with only 3-4 teachers, applying for reclass. The former is not qualified for reclass because not a school head?

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  5.  Good day sir. I was promoted as Master Teacher I dated August 15, 2022 as signed by our Schools Division Superintendent. My attested appointment for the said promotion was not yet released by the CSC because there are some documents inappropriate eligibility (because of my LET eligibility is elementary level). The school where I had been teaching for 12 years is in secondary. I would like to ask if I am qualified for the said position? Is there a law that says that a person aspiring for promotion is not qualified ? I am BS Industrial Education Graduate

    Thank you very much in advance for your response.

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  6. With regards to the reclassification of position particularly on Head Teacher Positions, is there a requirement as to the number of teachers he/she supervised? A Head Teacher VI must have 21 teachers under him/her?

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  7. Sir / Ma’am I just want to ask about Transcript of Record na gagamitin para sa ERF Ang Latest school attended ..ba or lahat na transcript of Record from Bachelor to masteral graduate or CAR.thank you

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  8. Sir, can a teacher 1 reclassified to teacher 3 apply for another promotion after a year? Be it a natural vacancy or another reclassification? Thanks in advance.

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  9. Good pm sir, I am a Teacher 3, and I planned to apply for an HT position last year but our AO told me that I should have been a TIC for at least one year.But when I search the qualification for an HT,what is written there is aTIC for at least one year or at least 3 years in teaching experience. I have been an English coordinator in our school for 17 years and 20 years in service.What can you advise sir

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    • The administrative officer interpreted the requirements mistakingly. Pls consult the Office of the SDS for correction.

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  10. Good afternoon, Sir. I just want to seek po clarification on the notion that a teacher holding a Head Teacher position cannot switch to a Master Teacher career path. I hope you can shed some light on this matter. Thank you po.

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  11. Good afternoon Sir/Ma’am last January 2020 i submitted my Pertinent Papers in Division Office for Reclassification from Teacher 1 to Master Teacher 1, I got 10 points for demonstration teaching and 78 points for Leadership potential, I am a master’s Degree holder with 8 years of teaching experience. But sad to say after a year I received may papers Noted: ” 6 MT1 need in the district with 5 existing MT1 but there is already 1 MT1 for RECLA”
    the total Teacher 1-3 in our District are 93 is it reasonable?

    What is the latest DO that we need to follow for RECLA as Master Teacher 1-2?
    Thanks for your RESPONSE!! GOD BLESS!

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  12. Gud day po. Just want to clarify po if kelangan para ma reclass from T3 to HT1 ang teachers supervised in the department ay all co-majors. Like for example in my case, we are 8 teachers in MAPEH department, and I am applying for reclass and 2 of my teacher are science majors but they are in my department handling mapeh subjects because science department have exceeded number of teachers. Is it required that all teachers in the department must be in the same major/specialization or regardless of majors basta at least 7 teachers in the department? Thank you po.

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  13. Gud day Sir:
    a very great clarification and help on my side.
    A teacher 3 for 6 years, and with requirements applying for reclass MT1..with requirements needed and 36 pts accomplishments qualified po ba ako?

    tnx po

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  14. Good day:
    for Master 1 reclassification need po ba ang div, ranking?
    if needed, at least ilang points para qualified to submit paper requirements?

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  15. Good day ask ko lang po.. nagpaERF po ako from T-1 to T-3 so ung mga documents ko po nung T-1 ako eh hindi ko po nagamit. Ngayon po nagkaopen ranking ng HT-3 po sa division namin. Ngayon po hindi daw po credited ung mga documents ko nung T-1 pa lang ako. may points lang daw po yung mga after nung T-3 na ako? may deped order po ba na nagsasabing ganun po dapat? nanghihinayang po kasi ako sa mga papers ko inipon ko po kaso hindi ko po nagamit.. salamat po sa sasagot..

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  16. Hello! Good day Sir! my question is, I was oriented that you cannot be promoted to Master Teacher once you did not achieve the TIII. How true is it?

    In my case, I think I am misinformed about this. I was promoted to TII last 2019. do I need to rank up to TIII before reaching to MTI? or can i rank up from TII to MTI?

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    • Good day sir!
      May nag retired sa amin one MTI tapos napost na sa ibang district ang item. Pero may kulang pa kaming dalawang MT1.
      Tama ba yon?
      Ano kaya na DO ang pinagbasihan nila?
      Thanks sa reply.

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  17. Paano po ang reclassification ng T3 to Mt1? Need pa po ba ang ranking pero may old ranklist last month.. may memo po ba kau doon?

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  18. Good evening Sir, my teaching position was just reclassified last year. Can I apply now for a vacant position? Thank you for accommodating my concern.

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  19. Good morning Sir/ ma’am, I already submitted my approved ERF last Dec.5 2018 for my Reclassification from T-II to T-III, Ibut until now i’ii still waiting for the NOSCA….may i ask if there is a delay on the Division or DBM or in the Region for the processing? THank you verymuch….Godbless .

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  20. Good day sir . I am a Master Teacher 1 for 5 years and I would like to apply for reclassification to HT position. I’ve undergone ranking and got 69.5 points for HT position. Is it fair for me to start HT 1 well in fact which salary grade is lower than my present salary as Master Teacher?

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  21. Good day sir, I was promoted Teacher 2 2016, Is it possible that I’ll be qualify for Reclassification for Master Teacher I, after having 36 MA units. I am serving at least 16 years po. Thank you for considering my question. #respect

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  22. For reclassification like TI to TII, or TII to TIII, HTI to HTII, HTII-HTIII, ranking is not required. It will depend on the funds allotted to a particular Division.However, ranking is required only on promotion due to vacant items or commonly called as natural vacancy.

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  23. sir is swapping of teachers really a requirement for deployment? I am in the rank list for Master Teacher. There’s a school which is in need of a Master Teacher, but they cant send me there unless i have “ka swap’.

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  24. you can still apply for promotion within that year. all your accomplishments (documents) will still be credited. Disqualification shall only apply in promotion scheme (through ranking & deliberation) without your latest Performance rating on the latest promotion status after 6 months from promotion.

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  25. If you are aspiring to apply to T3 reclassification you must have CAR in MAEd, and three yrs in the servuce, with three years v.s performance rating

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  26. Sir,

    Good day.

    August of this year I was promoted as Teacher III from Teacher I (DepEd) through Equivalents Record Form (ERF) Reclassification.

    I would like to seek an enquiry, does my promotion through ERF/Reclassification would disqualify me from applying to any vacancies for a year or so?

    Your advise to this matter is greatly appreciated.

    Thank you and more power.

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  27. Is it true that one school year rating (OPCR/IPCR) is equivalent to 2 rating periods? If it’s true, show us the legal basis please

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  28. Sir/ma’am, in the case of chain promotion, is it necessarily that a teacher should have a units in m.a.? Thank you for considering my question.

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