Dear Teachers,

A good friend of mine has gained teaching experience in a pre-school for the last 2 years without having completed her unrelated undergraduate degree (due to family matters). Now, she is in love w the teaching profession and she wants to get an appropriate degree in teaching all the way to getting her master's in education. What is the best way to take? Is there a way to bypass the undergraduate degree and to go straight to a master's with her experience? If not, what is another way and what school (local, online or international would you recommend?)

She may be able to get an education degree via the Expanded Tertiary Education Equivalency and Accreditation Program. See this link for more info: http://www.ched.gov.ph/services/students/eteeap.html

On teacher with eteeap certification sir admin, can he/she take the LET?

I think so. The ETEEAP is an equivalency program, just like the high school placement test (which would allow you to go to college).

Re if she can take the LET, may I give my opinion? Requirement of LET is you should have at least 18 units of education before taking the LET.

She is not qualified to take have the ETEEAP certification because she lack the 5 year requirement.

(08-28-2010 10:51 AM)elviezamora Wrote:  Re if she can take the LET, may I give my opinion? Requirement of LET is you should have at least 18 units of education before taking the LET.

If you are qualified for the ETEEAP qualifications, 18 units of education is not required.

Oh. Okay. May I know your source?