Good news for aspiring drivers!
Enrollment is now open for the FREE TESDA Driving NC II Scholarship Program, offering qualified applicants the opportunity to learn practical driving skills without paying tuition fees.
This scholarship includes free training, free assessment, and a training allowance, making it a great opportunity for unemployed individuals who want to develop their driving skills and improve their chances of finding employment.
Whether you're planning to become a professional driver or simply want to gain proper driving knowledge, this program can help you get started.
About the Driving NC II Training
The Driving NC II program is designed to teach trainees the knowledge and practical skills needed to operate light vehicles safely and responsibly.
During the training, participants will learn important driving techniques, road safety practices, traffic regulations, basic vehicle maintenance, and proper procedures for handling different driving situations.
After completing the required training, qualified trainees may undergo a TESDA competency assessment to earn a National Certificate II (NC II) upon passing.
Scholarship Benefits
Qualified applicants under the program can receive the following benefits:
✅ Free Competency Assessment
✅ Training Allowance
These benefits help trainees focus on learning without worrying about tuition and assessment expenses.
Who Can Apply?
Interested applicants must meet the following qualifications:
- Must be at least 18 years old
- Must be a high school graduate or equivalent
- Must be currently unemployed
- Must not be enrolled in K–12 or college
- Must not be enrolled in another TESDA Scholarship Program, such as TWSP, PESFA, STEP, or UAQTEA
Applicants should ensure they meet the qualifications before submitting their documents.
Documentary Requirements
Prepare the following documents before visiting the training center:
- Student Driver's Permit, Driver's License, or Theoretical Driving Course (TDC) Certificate
- Form 137 or Form 138 for high school or senior high school graduates, or ALS Certificate
- Transcript of Records (for college graduates)
- Birth Certificate (PSA or local)
- Marriage Certificate (for married female applicants)
- Three to four passport-size colored pictures with white background, collar, and name tag
- Three to four 1×1 colored pictures with white background, collar, and name tag
- One long brown envelope
How to Enroll in Free TESDA Driving NC II Training
Interested applicants may visit Mirasol Development Training and Assessment Center (MDTAC) to inquire about the scholarship and submit their enrollment requirements.
Training Center: Mirasol Development Training and Assessment Center (MDTAC)
Address: 3rd Floor, Kenboy Building, Traders Road, Brgy. Lag-on, Daet, Camarines Norte 4600
Office Hours: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Contact Number: 0992 765 3811
Look for: Ms. Jana or Phil
Applicants are encouraged to contact the training center first to confirm the availability of scholarship slots, documentary requirements, and enrollment procedures.
Why Apply for This TESDA Scholarship?
Learning how to drive properly can be useful for both personal transportation and employment.
Through the Driving NC II program, trainees can develop practical skills that may help them pursue opportunities as company drivers, delivery drivers, service vehicle drivers, or other positions requiring driving experience and appropriate licenses.
A TESDA National Certificate can also serve as proof of demonstrated competency, although employers may require additional licenses, qualifications, or work experience.
With free training, assessment, and an allowance, this scholarship provides an opportunity to gain valuable skills while reducing training expenses.
Interested applicants are encouraged to inquire early and prepare their documents. Scholarship slots may be limited, and acceptance is subject to eligibility and the training center's enrollment process.
Disclaimer: This article is published for informational and educational purposes only. We are not affiliated with TESDA, MDTAC, or any government agency. We do not process scholarship applications or guarantee enrollment.
