How to Enroll in Free TESDA Computer Systems Servicing NC II Training with Allowance


Interested in learning how to set up, troubleshoot, and maintain computers? A free training opportunity could help you turn that interest into practical skills without paying for the course.

The Tarlac Center for Learning and Skills Success (TCLASS), in partnership with TESDA, has announced 20 scholarship slots for Computer Systems Servicing NC II under the Tulong Trabaho Scholarship Program (TTSP). The training lasts 35 days and includes free assessment and certification, plus a daily allowance for qualified scholars.

About Computer Systems Servicing NC II

Computer Systems Servicing, commonly called CSS, focuses on the technical work needed to keep computers and networks running. TESDA’s training regulations cover installing and configuring computer systems, setting up networks and servers, and maintaining and repairing computer systems and networks.

For someone interested in computer servicing, this course offers a foundation for learning how to identify problems and work through technical tasks. Earning the National Certificate II requires demonstrating the required competencies during assessment; attending the training alone does not automatically qualify a trainee for certification.

Scholarship Benefits

According to the TCLASS announcement, qualified scholars will receive:

  • Free full qualification training in Computer Systems Servicing NC II
  • Free assessment and certification
  • Training Support Fund (Daily allowance)

Who Can Apply?

Applicants must meet the following qualifications:

  • Be a resident of Tarlac Province
  • Be 18 years old or above
  • Be a high school graduate, senior high school graduate, ALS passer, college-level applicant, or college graduate
  • Be currently unemployed
  • Not be currently enrolled in school or undergoing training at any school, training center, or other institution
  • Be physically and mentally fit
  • Be able to submit all required documents

Priority will be given to applicants who have not previously participated in a skills training program.

Documents to Prepare

Bring the originals for verification and photocopies of the applicable documents. The announcement also specifically requires original barangay indigency and medical certificates.

Educational Records

Prepare the documents that match your educational background:

  • High school or SHS graduate: Diploma and a certified true copy of Form 138, Form 137, or Form 9
  • ALS graduate: ALS Certificate
  • College-level applicant or college graduate: Diploma and a certified true copy of the Transcript of Records, as listed in the announcement
  • Previous National Certificates: Include them if you have any

If you are a college-level applicant without a college diploma, ask TCLASS which educational documents they will accept.

Personal Documents

  • PSA Birth Certificate
  • PSA Marriage Certificate, for married female applicants
  • Original Barangay Indigency
  • Original Medical Certificate
  • Voter’s ID, Voter’s Certification, or another valid government ID showing your address

Photos and Envelopes

Prepare three passport-size photos and four 1×1 photos. These must be studio shots with a white background, and you must wear a collared top.

Place your documents in a long brown envelope, together with a clear plastic envelope.

How to Apply

Step 1. Contact TCLASS first. Ask about remaining slots, the training start date, class schedule, and any documents you need clarified.

Step 2. Prepare your requirements. Check your documents and photo quantities before visiting.

Step 3. Visit the office to submit your application. Bring the originals for verification and follow the staff’s instructions.

Office address: IT Training Center Building, Right Wing, IT Park I, Tibag, Tarlac City, Tarlac

Contact number: 0917-706-6718

Facebook page: PGT – Tarlac Center for Learning and Skills Success

Why Consider This Scholarship?

If you are currently unemployed and interested in working with computers, this scholarship provides a way to build technical skills with training and assessment costs covered.

TESDA identifies computer assembler, computer service technician, network technician, and computer maintenance technician as occupations associated with this qualification. Employment will still depend on available vacancies and employers’ requirements, but the training can help you prepare for these roles.

With only 20 slots announced, contact TCLASS early to confirm availability and begin preparing your application.

Disclaimer: This article is for information purposes only. We are not affiliated with TESDA, TCLASS, or any government agency, and we do not process scholarship applications. Details are based on the supplied announcement. Confirm slot availability, schedules, allowance details, and requirements directly with TCLASS.