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Dear DepEd teachers, we understand the importance of self-assessment and continuous professional growth in your rewarding journey as educators. The eIPCRF (Electronic Individual Performance Commitment and Review Form) is an essential tool designed to help you assess your performance, set goals, and plan your development as a teacher. In this blog post, we'll provide you with valuable insights about the eIPCRF and, most importantly, share a direct link where you can easily download the 2023 eIPCRF. Understanding the eIPCRF: The Electronic Individual Performance and Commitment Review Form ( eIPCRF ) is a standardized assessment instrument developed by the Department of Education (DepEd) in the Philippines. This digital form allows teachers to evaluate their performance based on the DepEd's competency framework, define their commitments, and establish professional development goals. Key Features and Benefits of eIPCRF: Streamlined Evaluation Process: The eIPCRF simplifies the pe...

Are you in need of the Personal Data Sheet (PDS) or CS Form No. 212? Whether you're a job seeker applying for a government position or a current government employee required to update your information, the PDS is a crucial document. In this comprehensive blog post, we'll guide you on how to easily download the PDS, also known as CS Form No. 212, so you can have all the necessary information at your fingertips. What is the Personal Data Sheet (PDS) - CS Form No. 212? The Personal Data Sheet (PDS) or CS Form No. 212 is a standardized document utilized by various government agencies to gather essential information about individuals applying for civil service positions or those currently working in government service. This form includes personal details, educational background, work experience, and other relevant data required for assessment and evaluation purposes. Why is the PDS - CS Form No. 212 Important? The PDS serves as a fundamental tool in the recruitment and selection p...

For employees in both government and private sectors, keeping track of attendance and work hours is an essential administrative task. The Daily Time Record (DTR) or Civil Service Form No. 48 is a crucial document used to record an employee's daily work hours and absences. In an effort to streamline this process and assist hardworking professionals, we are pleased to offer a hassle-free solution. In this blog post, we provide a downloadable and editable DTR form that will simplify your record-keeping tasks, ultimately saving you valuable time and effort. Download this offline editable DTR. Download it first to edit.  ( To download this editable DTR, simply click the link above and when it opens in another window to show the DTR online format, click file at the upper left corner and click download on the drop down menu, then choose Microsoft Excel format ) Why is the DTR Form Important? The DTR form serves as an official record of an employee's attendance, leave credits, tardine...

  EastWest Bank Loan for DepEd teachers East West Rural Bank is offering salary loan to all DepEd teachers at a very affordable interest rate and a very excellent costumer service. To apply for a loan just secure the following: 1 pc 2x2 Recent ID Picture Three (3) Consecutive Months Original Payslip Two (2) Valid ID's (PRC and Dep-Ed ID) Authenticated copy of Appointment Letter Authenticated copy of Service Record To downloan loan form  click here . For more info  click here . ABOUT EASTWEST BANK Believing that rural banks will continue to play a critical role in countryside development and inclusive growth, EastWest Bank fortified its reach in underserved areas in the country through its rural bank arm, EastWest Rural Bank (EWRB). EWRB (formerly FinMan Bank, Inc.) consolidates, through an asset acquisition, effective November 1, 2013 the rural banking business of the two rural banks that EastWest earlier acquired, namely Green Bank, Inc. and FinMan Bank, Inc. FinMan B...

  Manila Teachers' Mutual Aid System/ Manila Teachers' Savings and Loan Association - A Blessing To DepEd Teachers MTMAS (Manila Teachers' Mutual Aid System) or MTSLA (Manila Teachers' Savings and Loan Association) is, for most teachers, a blessing sent from heaven. While the salary of teachers is more than enough to meet the daily needs, it is barely enough to acquire one's dream such as a house and lot. That is why this lending institution is perfect for them. Below is the loan table. Click the slide to view more and click the full screen to view larger. MTMAS offers loan to teachers at very low interest rates. Moreover, teachers have loan term options that suit their needs and capability to pay. One's loan at MTMAS can be paid in 12, 15, 18, 24, 30 or 36 months. One of the reasons why teachers keep coming back to apply a salary loan at MTMAS is that they can take home a much bigger amount upon applying for a reloan on the same monthly deduction basis compare...

The National Learning Camp Does More Harm Than Good: Unveiling the Detrimental Impact on Students and Teachers The Department of Education's ( DepEd ) National Learning Camp (NLC) is introduced in response to the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly when traditional classroom settings became untenable. The NLC aimed not only to enhance students' academic performance during the summer break but also to fill the gap created by the shift to modular distance learning. However, concerns emerged about the unintended negative consequences this program had on both students and teachers.  In this blog post, we explore the dual-edged impact of the NLC, highlighting how it was intended to bridge the pandemic-related learning gap while inadvertently leading to teacher burnout and jeopardizing student well-being. Beyond Academics: The Emotional Toll on Teachers Teaching is an emotionally demanding profession, one that goes beyond merely imparting knowledge. Teachers are...

The Department of Education reminds School Administrators to keep graduation ceremonies simple and avoid burdening parents, especially in terms of expenses. This was emphasized by DepEd Central Visayas Regional Director Salustiano Jimenez in a statement to the media. Jimenez further stated that the DepEd always advises all schools to make the Commencement Exercises and Graduation Ceremonies as modest as possible. It is known that the academic year's closing ceremonies will take place on July 10, so they urged teachers, principals, and school administrators to refrain from requesting contributions from parents. Additionally, Jimenez emphasized that there should be no mandatory fees collected, except when parents voluntarily agree to contribute towards specific items, such as the use of graduation gowns or sharing their desired arrangements for their children's graduation. Jimenez also encouraged those who have complaints regarding fees or any issues related to graduation to addr...