Are you planning to improve your welding skills and earn another TESDA National Certificate?
Here’s an opportunity to receive FREE welding training under the Training for Work Scholarship Program (TWSP).
Qualified applicants can choose from three welding courses:
Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW) NC II,
Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) NC II, and
Flux-Cored Arc Welding (FCAW) NC II.
The scholarship includes free training, free assessment, and a ₱160 daily training allowance
for eligible scholars.
Available TESDA Welding NC II Courses
Miesha Training Academy and Assessment Center Inc. is accepting scholarship applicants for the following courses:
1. Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW) NC II
This course focuses on welding techniques that use a continuously fed wire electrode and shielding gas.
Trainees will develop practical skills in welding preparation, equipment operation, and workplace safety.
- Training Duration: 269 hours
- Training Schedule: 25 days online + 20 days face-to-face
- Total: 45 training days
- Prerequisite: Valid GMAW NC I certificate
2. Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) NC II
GTAW, commonly called TIG welding, is used for precise welding work on different metal materials.
This training helps participants develop techniques for producing clean, high-quality welds.
- Training Duration: 269 hours
- Training Schedule: 25 days online + 20 days face-to-face
- Total: 45 training days
- Prerequisite: Valid SMAW NC II certificate
3. Flux-Cored Arc Welding (FCAW) NC II
This course introduces welding methods that use flux-cored wire, commonly applied in metal fabrication,
construction, and industrial welding projects.
- Training Duration: 269 hours
- Training Schedule: 25 days online + 20 days face-to-face
- Total: 45 training days
- Prerequisite: Valid FCAW NC I certificate
Important: Applicants must already hold the required welding certification for their chosen course.
Confirm the prerequisite with the training center before applying.
TESDA Scholarship Benefits
Qualified scholars under the TWSP program may receive:
- FREE TESDA skills training
- FREE competency assessment
- ₱160 daily training allowance, subject to scholarship guidelines and eligible training days
- Hands-on welding skills development
- Opportunity to obtain a TESDA National Certificate after successfully passing the competency assessment
With free training and assessment, scholars can focus on improving their technical skills without paying
the usual training fees.
Who Can Apply for the Scholarship?
The scholarship is intended for qualified individuals who meet the following conditions:
- Filipino citizen
- At least 18 years old at the time of training
- Not currently employed, studying, or undergoing another training program (NEET), subject to program eligibility rules
- Displaced workers, long-term unemployed individuals, and qualified underemployed applicants may also be considered
- Holder of the required valid welding National Certificate
Important: Junior High School graduates or Grade 10 completers alone, and high school undergraduates,
are not accepted under the stated admission requirements.
TESDA Scholarship Application Requirements
Applicants should prepare the following documents before submitting their application.
Basic Requirements
- 2 photocopies of Birth Certificate
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2 photocopies of Marriage Certificate for married women
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2 photocopies of School Credentials, whichever applies:
- Old Curriculum High School Graduate – Form 137 or Form 138
- Senior High School Graduate – Form 137 or Form 138
- ALS Graduate – Certificate of Rating showing the required educational equivalency
- College Graduate – Transcript of Records (TOR)
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2 recent passport-size pictures with white background, collar, and name tag (chemical-based)
Additional Requirements
- 3 pieces of 1×1 ID pictures
- 2 photocopies of a valid ID
- Good Moral Certificate
- Medical Certificate or other accepted proof of physical and mental fitness
- Valid TESDA National Certificate required for the chosen welding course
Applicants are advised to prepare complete documents in advance to avoid delays during scholarship processing.
How to Enroll in the FREE TESDA Welding Training
Interested applicants can register through the official online registration forms provided by
Miesha Training Academy and Assessment Center Inc.
Step 1: Choose Your Preferred Welding Course
Select GMAW NC II, GTAW NC II, or FCAW NC II based on your existing National Certificate.
Step 2: Complete the Online Registration Form
Open the corresponding Google Form from the training center’s official announcement and provide the
required personal information.
GMAW NCII Registration Form
GTAW NCII Registration Form
FCAW NCII Registration Form
Step 3: Check the Orientation Schedule
After registration, regularly check the academy’s official Facebook page and comment section for announcements
regarding orientation and submission of requirements.
Step 4: Wait for Confirmation
The training center may also contact applicants through text message, email, or an official post.
Step 5: Submit Your Documentary Requirements
Bring the complete documents according to the instructions provided during the orientation or by the registrar.
Note: Registration does not automatically guarantee acceptance.
Applicants must meet the scholarship qualifications and available slot requirements.
Training Center and Location
Miesha Training Academy and Assessment Center Inc.
Address:
Bonanza Building II, Block 1 Lot 6, Hilltop Subdivision,
Putol na Daan Street, Greater Lagro, Quezon City
Contact Numbers:
7751-6420
0912-801-0310
For additional information, applicants may message Miesha Registrar
through the academy’s official Facebook page.
Why Apply for This TESDA Welding Scholarship?
Welding is a practical technical skill used in construction, manufacturing, metal fabrication,
equipment maintenance, and other industrial workplaces.
If you already have basic welding experience or a TESDA welding certificate, taking another NC II qualification
can help you expand your skills and prepare for a wider range of job opportunities.
The TWSP scholarship makes additional training more accessible by covering training and assessment fees
and providing financial support to eligible scholars.
Apply early while scholarship slots are still available.
Disclaimer: This article is shared for educational and informational purposes only.
We are not affiliated with TESDA, Miesha Training Academy and Assessment Center Inc.,
or any government agency. We do not process scholarship applications.
Scholarship availability, qualifications, requirements, allowance payments, and training schedules
may change without prior notice. For the latest updates and official registration links,
please contact the training center directly.
