Interested in learning skills for virtual assistant work? Jacobo Z. Gonzales Memorial School of Arts and Trades (JZGMSAT) is conducting pre-screening and pre-assessment for its free online Virtual Assistant Services Level III training, sponsored by Aboitiz Foundation.
Applicants can choose from three class schedules, including morning, afternoon, and evening options. Before registering, check the qualifications and choose a schedule you can attend throughout the training.
Training Schedules and Registration Links
The training runs for 17 or 18 days, depending on the schedule selected. Each option has its own registration form.
Training Schedules and Registration Links
Schedule 1 — Evening and Sunday
- Training mode: Online
- Monday–Friday: 5:00 PM–10:00 PM
- Sunday: 7:00 AM–6:00 PM
- Duration: 18 days
- Registration: Register for Schedule 1
Schedule 2 — Afternoon
- Training mode: Online
- Monday–Friday: 3:00 PM–9:00 PM
- Duration: 17 days
- Registration: Register for Schedule 2
Schedule 3 — Morning
- Training mode: Online
- Monday–Friday: 8:00 AM–2:00 PM
- Duration: 17 days
- Registration: Register for Schedule 3
Consider your work, household responsibilities, and other commitments before choosing. The evening option also includes Sunday classes, so make sure both parts of the schedule work for you.
Who Can Apply?
According to the training poster, applicants must:
- Be 18–50 years old.
- Be physically and mentally fit for the training.
- Be at least a senior high school or old-curriculum high school graduate, an ALS graduate, or a college undergraduate.
- Have a laptop, computer, or tablet available during training.
- Have a stable internet connection and an active Gmail account.
- Be confident navigating a computer.
Although classes are online, the poster lists a “Power Test” to be taken at JZGMSAT. Contact the Guidance Office for the test schedule and instructions before making arrangements.
Documents to Prepare
The poster lists the following requirements:
- Two copies of an NSO/PSA birth certificate.
- Marriage certificate, if married.
- Barangay/NBI/Police clearance.
- Four passport-size photos and three 1×1 ID photos, with a collared outfit, name tag, white background, and chemical print.
- School documents listed in the poster: Form 138, Form 137-A, ALS certificate, diploma, or Transcript of Records. Ask the Guidance Office which documents apply to your educational background.
- The required Power Test at JZGMSAT.
Preparing your documents early can make the screening process easier. Confirm the submission instructions with the school so you know when and how to provide them.
How to Apply
- Review the qualifications and requirements. Make sure you have the equipment and internet connection needed for online classes.
- Choose your preferred schedule. Check the class hours and training duration in the table above.
- Open the matching registration form. Read its instructions and provide accurate information.
- Prepare your documents and coordinate with the Guidance Office about the Power Test and submission process.
- Follow the school’s screening instructions. Registration is part of the application process; confirm your admission and class start date directly with JZGMSAT.
Contact Details
For questions about eligibility, documents, or registration, contact the JZGMSAT Guidance Office:
- Mobile: 0991-392-6215
- Landline: (049) 511-6130
- Email: jzgmsat@tesda.gov.ph
- Office address: Brgy. San Antonio, BiƱan, Laguna
- Office hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM
If virtual assistant work interests you, review the requirements and register for the schedule that fits your availability. Free training can be a useful starting point for building your skills.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only. We are not affiliated with TESDA, JZGMSAT, or Aboitiz Foundation and do not process applications. Confirm current availability, schedules, and application instructions directly with the training provider.






