Good news for anyone who wants to learn practical skills in electronics!
TESDA – Pangasinan School of Arts and Trades (PSAT) is now accepting enrollees for Electronic Products Assembly and Servicing NC II under the Training for Work Scholarship Program (TWSP).
This scholarship opportunity is open for interested applicants who want to gain useful technical skills that may help them prepare for employment, livelihood, or future opportunities in the electronics industry.
There are only 25 scholarship slots available, so applicants are encouraged to prepare their requirements and register as early as possible.
Scholarship Benefits
Qualified scholars will receive:
- Free training
- Free assessment
- ₱160 daily living allowance
The training will run for around 260 hours or 33 days.
Admission Requirements
Interested applicants should prepare one photocopy of the following:
- Form 138 – for Senior High School graduates
- Official Transcript of Records (TOR) – for College graduates
- Barangay Clearance
- PSA Birth Certificate
Make sure that all documents are clear and complete before going to the training center.
Preparing your requirements ahead of time can help make the registration process easier and faster.
How to Apply for the TESDA-PSAT Scholarship
The application process is simple.
Step 1: Prepare Your Requirements
Gather all the required documents and make one photocopy of each applicable requirement.
Double-check your documents before visiting the school.
Step 2: Visit TESDA-PSAT
Interested applicants should personally visit: TESDA – Pangasinan School of Arts and Trades
Address: Alvear Street West, Poblacion, Lingayen, Pangasinan
Step 3: Proceed to the Registrar’s Office
For inquiries and registration, applicants may look for Mr. Mar Christian E. Tandoc or Mr. Marlon L. Cerezo
Step 4: Submit Your Requirements
Bring your complete admission requirements and follow the instructions provided by the Registrar’s Office.
The school may also provide additional information regarding screening, orientation, training schedules, and other enrollment procedures.
Why Consider EPAS NC II?
Electronics is used almost everywhere today, from household appliances and communication devices to business equipment and industrial systems.
Because of this, having basic skills in electronic assembly, maintenance, and servicing can be useful in different types of work.
Completing EPAS NC II training may help trainees build confidence in using electronics tools, understanding basic components, and performing basic technical tasks.
It may also serve as a starting point for those who want to continue learning more advanced electronics skills in the future.
Possible Career and Livelihood Opportunities
Possible Jobs After Completing EPAS NC II
After completing Electronic Products Assembly and Servicing (EPAS) NC II, trainees may explore entry-level jobs in electronics manufacturing, servicing, maintenance, and technical support.
Possible job opportunities may include:
- Electronics assembly
- Electronics servicing
- Technical support
- Equipment maintenance
- Production work in electronics companies
- Basic electronics troubleshooting
- Small electronics repair services
Graduates may also use their skills to start a small electronics repair or servicing business after gaining enough experience and additional training.
Disclaimer: This article is published for informational and educational purposes only. This page is not affiliated with TESDA, TESDA-PSAT, or any government agency and does not accept or process scholarship applications.
Program details, available slots, requirements, schedules, allowances, and other information may change without prior notice. Applicants are advised to contact or visit TESDA – Pangasinan School of Arts and Trades directly for the latest and official information before applying.
