QuestionsQuestions (TESDA)
The document is “(NAR) VOL. 20 NO. 1 / JANUARY–MARCH 2009” and it is issued by TESDA (Technical Education and Skills Development Authority).
It states: “Text Available at the Office of the National Administrative Register U. P. Law Complex, Diliman, Quezon City.”
It is dated “TESDA, January 08, 2009,” and the list shows “8 January 2009.”
The first sector is the “Automotive Manufacturing Sector,” including: Automotive Electrical Assembly NC III, Automotive Mechanical Assembly NC III, Foundry Melting/Casting NC III, Foundry Molding NC III, Foundry Patternmaking NC III, Heat Treatment NC II, and Plastic Machine Operation NC III.
Automotive Electrical Assembly (NC III); Automotive Mechanical Assembly (NC III); Foundry Melting/Casting (NC III); Foundry Molding (NC III); Foundry Patternmaking (NC III); Heat Treatment (NC II); Plastic Machine Operation (NC III).
The text identifies the “Electrical Sub-Sector,” and lists: PV System Design (NC III), PV Systems Installation (NC II), and PV Systems Servicing (NC III).
PV Systems Installation (NC II) is the lowest NC level listed under the Construction sector.
“Transmission Line Installation and Maintenance” is listed twice: NC II and NC III.
It indicates the existence of different competency levels (NC II and NC III) for the same occupational area, reflecting tiered training/qualification requirements.
It is under the “Wholesale and Retail Trading Sector.”
“Customer Services NC II.”
There are 11 items: 7 under Automotive Manufacturing, 3 under Construction (Electrical sub-sector), 2 under Utilities (same title at NC II and NC III), and 1 under Wholesale and Retail Trading.
The text implies that these TESDA training regulations are part of administrative issuances recorded in the NAR and that the complete text can be accessed through the NAR office.
Because NC levels generally correspond to different competency requirements and scopes of practice; understanding NC levels helps interpret the legal/administrative structure of TESDA qualifications.