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Regional Office No. 02 (Cagayan Valley) : Epartment of Ducation
Regional Office No. 02 (Cagayan Valley) : Epartment of Ducation
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Regional Office No. 02 (Cagayan Valley)
Regional Government Center, Carig Sur, Tuguegarao City, 3500
I. DETERMINANTS
Illustrative Example:
Other Teaching and School Heads (30%) Non-Teaching Level 1 Non-Teaching Level 2
Related Teaching (35%) (35%) (30%)
For 3 Performance For 3 Performance For 3 Performance For 3 Performance
Ratings: Ratings: Ratings: Ratings:
2015- 4.956; 2016- 2015-4.956; 2016- 2015- 4.956; 2016- 4.567; 2015- 4.956; 2016-
4.567; 2017- 4.875 4.567; 2017-4.875 2017- 4.875 4.567; 2017- 4.875
Average= (4.956+ Average=(4.956+4.567 Average= (4.956+ 4.567+ Average= (4.956+
4.567+ 4.875)/3= 4.800 +4.875)/3=4.800 4.875)/3= 4.800 4.567+ 4.875)/3= 4.800
(4.800/5)*100= (4.800*2=9.599) (4.800/5)*100= 96*35%= (4.800/5)*100=
96*35%= 33.6 33.6 96*30%= 28.8
2015- 4.956; 2016- 4.567 2015-4.956; 2016- 2015- 4.956; 2016- 4.567 2015- 4.956; 2016-
Average= (4.956+ 4.567 Average= (4.956+ 4.567
4.567)/3 = 3.174 Average=(4.956+4.567 4.567)/3 = 3.174 Average= (4.956+
(3.174/5)*100= )/3=3.174 (3.174/5)*100= 4.567)/3 = 3.174
63.487*35%=22.22 (3.174*2=6.348 63.487*35%=22.22 (3.174/5)*100=
63.487*30%=19.046
For 1 Performance For 1 Performance For 1 Performance
Rating: Rating: Rating: For 1 Performance
Rating:
2015- 4.956 2015-4.956 2015- 4.956
4.956/3= 1.652 4.956/3=1.652 4.956/3= 1.652 2015- 4.956
(1.652/5)*100= (1.652*2=3.304) (1.652/5)*100= 4.956/3= 1.652
33.04*35%=11.56 33.04*35%=11.56 (1.652/5)*100=
33.04*30%=9.912
ii. The performance rating has no reckoning date and should be duly signed
by the authorized officials as stipulated in Annex A of DepEd Order No. 2,
s. 2015.
iii. The performance ratings submitted shall satisfy the one (1) year and three
(3) years requirements of CSC and DepEd, respectively.
v. In the case of applicants who are not from DepEd where their performance
is adjectival, take the midpoint of the adjectival rating using DepEd rating
scale as reference.
Section 2: Experience
a. Experience refers to the previous jobs in either the government or private sector,
whether full-time or part-time, which, as certified by the Human Resource
Management Officer or authorized officials of the previous employer, are
functionally related to the duties in the PDF of the position to be filled (Sec.56-
ORA-OHRA).
d. Experience in the first positions may be considered for meeting the experience
requirement of second level positions when acquired in the same occupational
group or functionally related positions (Section 59- ORA-OHRA).
g. Experience must be relevant to the duties and functions required of the position
to be filled, with every year given a point but not to exceed five (5) points.
Every month of service in excess of 1 year shall be given corresponding point.
Illustrative Example:
Other Teaching School Non-Teaching Level 1 Non-Teaching
and Related Heads (10 (5 Points) Level 2 (10
Teaching (5 Points) Points)
Points)
1 yr. & 5 mos. 1 1 yr. & 5 1 yr. & 5 mos. 1 5/12 = 1 yr. & 5 mos. 1
5/12 = 1.4 points mos. 1 5/12 1.4 points 5/12 = 1.4 points
9 yrs. & 11 mos. 9
4 yrs. & 11 mos. = 1.4 points 4 yrs. & 11 mos. 4
11/12 = 9.9 points
4 11/12 = 4.9 4 yrs. & 11 11/12 = 4.9 points
mos. 4 11/12
points
= 4.9 points
Other
Category/Level Teaching & School Heads Non-Teaching Non-Teaching
Related Level 1 Level 2
Teaching
Awardee in the school 0.5 point 1 point 0.2 point 0.5 point
Nomination in the division/awardee 1 point 2 points 0.4 point 1 point
in the district
Nomination in the region/awardee in 2 points 3 points 0.6 point 2 points
the division
Nomination in the Department or 3 points 4 points 0.8 point 3 points
national/awardee in the region
National/ International awardee 4 points 5 points 1 point 4 points
ii. Awards that are related to scouting (e.g. Scout awards) are considered:
Award Points
Bronze Silver Gold
Service Award for Unit Leaders (Maximum of 0.25 0.50 0.75
1.5 points)
Merit Award for Unit Leaders (Maximum of 1.75 0.25 0.50 1.00
points)
USA Award 9Maximum of 2.00 points) 0.25 0.75 1.00
Tamaraw Award (Maximum of 2.00 points) 0.50 0.75 1.00
iv. In the event that an applicant will present awards from both sources (DepEd
Order No. 29, s. 2002 and DECS Order 99, s. 1999) consider only the higher
points
a. Issuance/A document showing the Criteria for the Search and Certificate
of recognition/Merit.
b. Innovation
ii. The points for research done by a team shall be divided by the number of team
members/proponents.
iv. Points shall be given for any development projects which include establishment,
merging, conversion, and naming/renaming of public schools, and separation of
public school annexes in basic education (Source: DepEd Order No. 40, s. 2014).
d. Publication/Authorship
i. Articles duly approved by the division committee should have been published in
newspapers/magazines/journals of wide circulation at least within a province or
official websites. Opinion/feature articles must contain data/scientific research and
must be educational.
ii. Books duly approved by the division committee must have been published with
ISBN/ISSN by a recognized publishing company.
Category/Level Other School Head Non- Non-
Teaching and (5 Points) Teaching Teaching
Related Level 1 (1 Level 2 (4
Teaching (4
Point) Points)
Points)
Articles published in a 1 point 0.25 point 1 point
journal/newspaper/magazine of wide 1 point
circulation (Regional circulation -1 point
per article but not to exceed 4 points)
Articles published in a 2 point 0.5 point 2 points
journal/newspaper/magazine of wide 2 points
circulation (National circulation- 2 points
per article but not to exceed 4 points)
Co- authorship of a book (shall be divided 3 points 4 point 0.75 point 3 points
by the number of authors)
Sole authorship of a book 4 points 5 point 1 point 4 points
Outstanding Accomplishments:
Accredited Learning Facilitator of NEAP
Indicator
Accredited as National Trainer (B) 2
Accredited as Regional Trainer (A) 1
a. Education
i. Education refers to the formal or non-formal academic, technical, or vocational
studies that will enable the candidate to successfully perform the duties and
responsibilities indicated in the Position Description Form (PDF) (DBM-CSC Form
No. 1, Revised 2017) of the position to be filled (Sec. 42- ORA-OHRA).
iii. For one to meet the two years studies in college requirement in the Qualification
Standards Manual, one must have earned from a CHED-recognized institution at least
72 academic units leading to a degree or has completed a relevant two-year
collegial/technical course (Sec. 44- ORA-OHRA).
iv. Certificates issued by the schools deputized by the CHED on having completed a
bachelor’s degree under the Expanded Tertiary Education Equivalency and
Accreditation Program shall be considered valid documents fir meeting the education
requirement for positions requiring completion of a bachelor’s degree (Sec. 45- ORA-
OHRA).
vi. Certification issued by CHED that a one-year diploma post-graduate course required
from foreign or local institutions is equivalent to a master’s degree shall be
considered appropriate for meeting the education requirement for appointment to
division chief and executive/managerial position (Sec. 47- ORA-OHRA).
vii. Certification issued by CHED that a degree obtained from foreign schools is
equivalent to a bachelor’s or master’s degree shall be considered valid document for
meeting the education requirement for positions requiring completion of a bachelor’s
degree (Sec. 48- ORA-OHRA).
viii. To meet the relevant bachelor’s degree requirement in the Qualification Standards,
the appointee must have completed from a CHED-recognized college or university a
bachelor’s degree whose curriculum either includes, or is supplemented by, 12
academic units of the subject or course, which will enable the candidate to
successfully perform the duties and responsibilities of the position to be filled in the
Position Description Form (Sec. 49- ORA-OHRA).
ix. A graduate of the Master’s degree or Certificate in Leadership and Management (C-
Pro) from the CSC shall be considered to have met the master’s degree requirement
xi. RA No. 1080 eligibles shall be exempt from the master’s degree requirement for
division chief and executive/managerial positions the duties and responsibilities of
which involve the practice of profession or belong to the same occupational group of
functionally related positions as that of the profession regulated by Bar or Board
laws.
xii. Career Executive Service (CES) or Career Service Executive (CSE) eligibles shall
likewise be considered to have met the master’s degree requirement for purposes of
meeting the education requirement for division chief and executive/managerial
positions (Sec. 53- ORA-OHRA).
xiii. Those who have been allowed to register and are issued certificate of registration or
valid professional license of a specific board law shall be considered as having met
the educational requirements for appointments to positions covered by the
corresponding board law or other functionally related positions that do not involve
the practice of other professions covered by bar/board of laws (Sec. 54- ORA-
OHRA).
xiv. Those who were allowed to take the Career Service Professional and Sub professional
examinations on or before November 29, 1992 shall be considered as having met the
education requirement for appointment to corresponding level of position not covered
by bar/board laws (Sec. 55- ORA-OHRA).
xvi. Academic requirements earned are perpetual and shall not lapse and should be given
the corresponding points.
b. Training
i. Training refers to formal or non-formal training courses and HRD interventions such
as coaching, mentoring, job rotation, seminars, workshops, and others that are part of
the employee’s Individual Development Plan/Career Development Plan. These
trainings/learning and development interventions are intended to enable the candidate
to successfully perform the duties and responsibilities as indicated in the PDF or Job
Description (JD) of the position to be filled. These are evidences by the Learning and
Development Plan/Coaching and Mentoring Program approved by the agency head
and Certificates issued by the HRMO or authorized official from the government or
private (Sec. 61- ORA-OHRA).
ii. Training may be acquired from any of the following institutions (Sec. 63- ORA-
OHRA):
a. Any CSC accredited learning and development institutions;
b. Government training institutions;
c. Non-accredited private training institution offering training of highly
technical/specialized nature;
d. Local training institution that is internationally acclaimed for meeting the
global standards of excellence in training;
e. Institution recognized by Commission of Higher Education (CHED) as
Center for Excellence (COE) of Development (COD);
f. Foreign institution that offers training for scholarship purposes or for
personal advancement of participants; or
g. Other institutions that partner with the Civil Service Commission in
building capabilities of civil servants.
iii. Training acquired from any of the afore-mentioned institutions must be relevant to
the position to be filled and aligned with the strategy map or development goal of the
institution or organization (Sec. 64- ORA-OHRA).
vii. Participant in three (3) or more training activities in each level conducted for at least
three (3) days not credited during the last promotions. Required Means of
Verifications (MOVs):
a. Issuance/Memo/Training Matrix
b. Session Guide
c. Slide Decks
d. Certificate of Recognition
viii. Participant in one (1) training conducted for at least three (3) days not credited during
the last promotions:
Section 5. Potential
i. This refers to the capacity and ability of a candidate to assume the duties of the
position to be filled up and those of higher level.
ii. The Personnel Selection Board/Committee (PSB/C) shall determine the potentials of
a candidate based on each of the following components:
i. This factor includes human relations, stress tolerance and decisiveness, which would
indicate the capability of the candidate to be assets to the entire service system and utilize
his/her talents and expertise to the maximum.
a. Human Relations
Component Other Teaching School Head (2 Non-Teaching Non-Teaching
and Related Points) Level 1 (6 Level 2 (2
Teaching (2 Points) Points)
Points)
Adjusts to the variety of 0.4 points 0.4 points 1.2 points 0.4 points
personalities, ranks and
informal groups present in
the organization
Internalizes work changes 0.4 points 0.4 points 1.2 points 0.4 points
with ease and vigor
Accepts constructive 0.4 points 0.4 points 1.2 points 0.4 points
criticisms objectively from
his subordinates, peers and
superiors
Observes proper decorum in 0.4 points 0.4 points 1.2 points 0.4 points
relating with superiois and
peers
Takes the initiative to 0.4 points 0.4 points 1.2 points 0.4 points
organize work groups, adopt
procedures and standards in
his own level
b. Decisiveness (2 points)
Component Other School Head Non-Teaching Non-Teaching
Teaching and (2 Points) Level 1 (5 Level 2 (2
Related Points) Points)
Teaching (2
Points)
Thinks logically and acts 0.4 point 0.4 point 1 point 0.4 point
accordingly
Considers alternatives and 0.4 point 0.4 point 1 point 0.4 point
recommends solutions when
faced with problem situations
Gives convincing 0.4 point 0.4 point 1 point 0.4 point
recommendations and
suggestions
Acts quickly and makes the 0.2 point 0.2 point 1 point 0.2 point
best decision possible
Exercises flexibility 0.4 point 0.4 point 1 point 0.4 point
1. APPLICABILITY
These internal guidelines shall be used by all Personnel Selection Board in the
Department of Education- Region 2 for purposes of uniformity.
2. SEPERABILITY CLAUSE
I. DETERMINANTS:
A. General Guidelines:
1. Only those who are actually teaching shall be considered for for Master
Teacher position. This includes teachers who besides assuming special
assignments have regular teaching loads of at least four loads as per DECS
Order No. 39, s. 1990. Further, a candidate must possess all the qualifications
indicated to be considered for the Master Teacher Position.
2. An allotment of one (1) MT position per subject area for at least 5- 7 teachres
should be the basis in the secondary level (Source: DECS Order No. 70, s.
1998).
3. If there are not enough qualified teachers in the district to fill the number of
MT position alloted to it, the positions may be filled by a qualified teacher
from other districts; provided, however, that such teacher shall serve in the
district where the MT position have been allotted.
B. Demonstration Teaching
1. The points ( 25, 30, 45 and 60 for MT I, MT II, MT III and MT IV,
respectively) can be gained from any of the items outlined in the table for
credit points for leadership and potential of the said DECS Order.
2. It does not require for one or more demonstration teaching for as long as
the applicant has fulfilled the points from the list of items for the credit
points in the leadership and potential.
C. Basic Qualifications:
Master Teacher I:
1. Permanent teacher (with Teacher Eligibility).
2. Bachelor’s degree for teachers or Bachelor’s degree with 18 units professioal units in
Education, and 18 units fr MA in Education or its equivalent as provided in Magna
Carta for Teachers.
3. At least Very Satisfactory performance rating for the last three years (at least 33
points).
4. At least three years experience as Teacher III.
5. At least 25 points in leadership, potential and accomplishments (see attached table) or
has been a demonstration teacher on the district level plus 15 points in leadership and
potential).
I. Introduced any of the following which has been adopted or used by the school
or district:
Guidelines:
1. All claims for this criterion shall be supported with proofs/evidences for
validation where applicable of to attest to utilization, usefulness or
effectiveness.
2. The project proposal shall be supported by evidence of data, data analysis in
indicators and the terminal report/accomplishment report shall contain
statistical result.
3. The project should have been acknowledged/noted/endorsed by the proper
authorities and duly recommended and approved by the Assistant Schools
Division Superintendent and Schools Division Superintendent, respectively.
4. Each claim shall be supported by an approved project proposal and a terminal
report/accomplishment report after the project completion.
5. A certification should be given by proper authorities on the project
utilization, usefulness, or effectiveness and should be corroborated by at least
five (5) teachers to atatest the veracity of the claim.
6. For group claims, the points shall be divided equally among the proponents.
7. Any one (1) of the following shall be given twenty (20) points.
Documentary Evidences:
1. Designation/assignment order
2. Outputs
3. Certification
4. Instructional Materials content and development and its effects after
implementation shall require supporting evidences of data, data analysis and/or
statistical validation.
Documentary Evidences:
1. Letter/assignment order
2. Certification
3. Certificate of Rating (if thru demonstration teaching)
4. Lesson Plan
5. Modules/Instructional Materials
Documentary Evidences:
1. Approved Project Proposal including description of the project
2. Certification by the SH
3. Financial Report
4. Output/s
Documentary Evidences:
1. Designation/ assignment order including description of the project
2. Project Proposal
3. Certification by the authorities concerned
4. Financial Report
II. Served as a subject coordinator or grade chairman for at least one year; or as
adviser of school publication or any special school organization like dramatic club,
glee club, science club, etc. and discharged such assignments satisfactorily for at
least two years provided such assignments or services are in addition to, and not
considered part of the regular teaching load (12 points)
Documentary Evidences:
1. Designation/Assignment order stating the nature of assignment
2. Action Plan
3. Certification by the SH
4. School paper in the case of school paper adviser
5. Accomplishments
Documentary Evidences:
1. Designation/Assignment order stating the term of reference and annotation or
statement that such coordinatorship/chairmanship is outside his/her regular
teaching load
2. Action Plan duly noted or certified by SH
3. Certification by the SH
4. School paper in the case of school paper adviser
5. Accomplishments duly noted or certified by SH
1. The points for research done by a team shall be divided by the number of team
members.
3. Research topics shall be aligned with research agenda of the CO/RO/SDO, and
according to level of governance.
Category/Level Points
Action/applied research conducted in the school/functional 8
division
Action/applied research conducted in the district/across 10
functional division
Action/applied research in the division level/region wide 12
Documentary Evidences:
1. Research Proposal
2. Terminal Write- up duly acknowledged and noted by SDRC and
recommended and approved by ASDS and SDS, respectively.
Documentary Evidences:
1. Designation/Assignment order stating the nature of assignment
2. Action Plan duly noted by SH
3. Certification by the SH
4. Accomplishments
VI. Organized/managed an in- service activity or other similar activities at least on the
school level
The In- service activity shall mainly for the improvement of instruction and/or
professional development of teachers based on development needs.
Documentary Evidences:
1. Designation/Assignment order stating the nature of assignment
2. Memorandum for the conduct of INSET
3. Action Plan
4. Certification by the SH
5. Accomplishments
Category POINTS
1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th
National 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
Regional 7 6 5 4 3 - - - - -
Division/ 5 4 3 2 1 - - - - -
Provincial
District 3 2.5 2 1.5 1 - - - - -
School 1.5 1 0.5 0.25 - - - - - -
VII. Authorship
1. Articles duly approved by the division committee should have been published
in newspapers/magazines/journals of wide circulation at least within a
province or official websites. Opinion/feature articles must contain
data/scientific research and must be educational.
2. Books duly approved by the division committee must have been published
with ISBN/ISSN by a recognized publishing company.
4. Sole authorship of a book, workbook, textbook and module shall be given ten
(10) points,
5. For co- authorship, points shall be divided equally between or among the
authors or writers.
6. Articles published shall be granted one (1) point per article.