Ladderizing Education Programs Without Permit

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EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 694: Ladderizing Education Programs Without Permit

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Title Supreme Court: Ladderizing Education Programs Without Permit

Law: Executive Order No. 694

Decision Date: Jan 18, 2008

Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo's Executive Order No. 694 enables higher education institutions to ladderize their education programs without needing permits from the Commission on Higher Education or the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority, streamlining the process to enhance job creation and youth opportunities.

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Scope and Applicability of Ladderized Education Programs

Allows higher education institutions (HEIs) with government-recognized programs to opt for ladderization without needing a separate permit from CHED or TESDA.
Ladderization pertains to curricular matters, integrating technical-vocational education and training (TVET) with higher education (HE).

Conditions for Ladderization

CHED and TESDA must issue a model curriculum for the program intended to be ladderized.
HEIs opting for ladderization must submit copies of the proposed ladderized curricula to both CHED and TESDA.
CHED and TESDA are tasked with ensuring the compliance of these ladderized programs with minimum curricular requirements.

Repealing Clause

All previous orders, issuances, rules, regulations, or parts thereof that conflict with this Executive Order are repealed or modified accordingly.

Effectivity

The Executive Order takes effect immediately upon signing by the President.

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