Free TESDA Caregiving (Elderly) NC II Training with Allowance


Looking for a chance to build skills in caregiving without paying for tuition? Santo Tomas Technological International School is accepting interested applicants for its TESDA Caregiving (Elderly) NC II training program.

This is a good opportunity for aspiring caregivers who want to gain practical knowledge in supporting and caring for elderly individuals. The program includes free training and free assessment, helping qualified scholars work toward a TESDA National Certificate.

Training Details

  • Course: Caregiving (Elderly) NC II
  • Training duration: 71 days
  • Schedule: Monday to Saturday, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM

Scholarship Benefits

Qualified scholars may receive:

  • Free training
  • Free competency assessment
  • ₱160 daily training allowance

TESDA Training Support Fund: How Much You Get

Qualified scholars may receive a Training Support Fund (TSF) of ₱160 per training day to help cover daily expenses while attending the program.

For the 71-day Caregiving (Elderly) NC II training, the estimated total allowance is:
₱160 × 71 days = ₱11,360

The final amount depends on your actual attendance and the applicable TESDA scholarship guidelines.

Requirements

Prepare the following documents:

  • PSA Birth Certificate
  • School Record: Form 137, Form 138, or Diploma
  • Two 2x2 ID pictures
  • Marriage Certificate, if married

How to Apply

Interested applicants may apply directly at Santo Tomas Technological International School in King Tamer, Centro, Santo Tomas, Isabela.

You may also contact the school first to confirm available slots and submission instructions:
📞 0936-044-4916
📧 sttis.edu.ph@gmail.com

TESDA Caregiving Jobs

After completing Caregiving (Elderly) NC II and passing the TESDA assessment, you may explore entry-level roles such as:

  • Elderly Caregiver
  • Home Caregiver
  • Residential Care Assistant
  • Nursing Home Caregiver
  • Personal Care Assistant
  • Private Duty Caregiver
  • Home Support Worker
  • Caregiver for elderly clients with daily living needs

Caregivers may work in private homes, senior-care facilities, residential care homes, clinics, or health-support organizations. Some graduates also pursue further training, experience, and requirements for caregiving opportunities abroad.

Why Consider Caregiving (Elderly) NC II?

Caregiving skills can open opportunities in homes, care facilities, and health-related support services. Through this training, learners can develop essential skills in assisting elderly clients with their daily needs while learning proper care, safety, and communication practices.

Slots may be limited, so it is best to prepare your requirements early and contact the school directly for the latest application instructions.

Disclaimer: This post is for information purposes only and is not affiliated with TESDA or any government agency. Please coordinate directly with the training center for confirmation and application concerns.