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Attendance to the CPE
Courses Offered by CPE
Council and PRC
Accredited CPE Providers
as a Requirement for all
Professionals to be in
Good Standing and
Globally Competitive
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M he Standardized Guidelines and
Procedures for the Implementation
of the CPE/CPD System for all
Professionsµ and

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Standardized Guidelines and
Procedures for the Implementation
of the CPE/CPD System for all
Registered and Licensed
Professionals
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 Philippine Constitution,
Sec. ˜, Art. XII

M he sustained development of a reservoir

of national talents . . . professionals . . .
shall be promoted by the State.µ

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˜ PRC Modernization Act of 2000

Specific Powers of PRC (Section a, n, and y)
Regulatory Regulation and licensing of various professions
Policies and occupations, including the enhancement and
maintenance of professional and occupational
standards and ethics and the enforcement of
the rules and regulations.
Rules and Effectively implement the policies
Regulations
Perform other Carry out the provisions of the Act, various
Functions and professional regulatory laws, decrees, executive
Duties orders, and other administrative issuances.

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˜ PRC Modernization Act of 2000

Powers, Functions and Responsibilities of PRBs (Sec. b)

M o monitor the conditions affecting the practice of the profession

or occupation under their respective jurisdictions and whenever
necessary, adopt such measures as may be deemed proper for the
enhancement of the profession or occupation and/or the
maintenance of high professional, ethical, and technical standards.µ

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Executive Order No. No. 220 ² Directing the Adoption of the Code
of Good Governance for the Professions in the Philippines
June ˜2, 2003

he Code was adopted by PRC and the 3 PRBs,

embodying principles of professional conduct, integrity
and objectivity, professional competence, and global
competitiveness.

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National Council Ensure that our own professionals are globally

for Global competitive in preparation for the effects of
Competitiveness economic globalization
World rade As a sovereign member state, the Philippines
Organization has to deal with and prepare for the
implementation of the General Agreement for
Services in rade (GA S)

Association of As member state, the Philippines has to ensure

Southeast Asian that the Filipino professional is compliant with
Nations (ASEAN) established requirement in various Mutual
Recognition Arrangements/Agreements (MRA)
entered into under the ASEAN Framework
Agreement on Services (AFAS)

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PRC as the instrument
of the Filipinos in
securing for the
nation a reliable,
trustworthy, and
progressive system
of developing
professionals whose
competencies are
globally competitive
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Make attendance to CPE courses
mandatory for registered
professionals to
(a) maintain status in good
standing and
(b) globally competitive
Prescribe, issue and promulgate
the Revised Standardized
Guidelines and Procedures for
the Implementation of the
CPE/CPD System for all
Registered and Licensed
Professionals.
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˜. Provide and ensure the
continuous education of a
registered professional
with the latest trends in
the profession brought
about by modernization
and scientific and
technological
advancement;
2. Raise and maintain the
professional·s capability
for delivering
professional services;
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3. Attain and maintain the
highest standards and
quality in the practice of
profession;
. Comply with the quality
professional·s continuing
ethical requirements;
5. Make the professional
globally competitive; and
6. Promote the general
welfare of the public
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Council, upon approval of PRC

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Chair chosen by PRB members from among
themselves
wo (2) Members
Member ˜ President or any officer of APO

Member 2 President or any officer of organization of deans

or departments of schools, colleges or universities
offering the course for licensure exam

In the absence of such organization, the second member shall

be chosen and appointed by the PRC from at least 3
academicians recommended by the PRB

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Chair Coterminus with incumbency in the PRC or

determined by capacity to fully discharge the
functions.

Member ˜APO Coterminus with incumbency as officer of APO

Representative

Member 3 Coterminus with incumbency as officer of the

Academe organization of deans or heads of departments;
Representative If academicianmember, 2 years with one
reappointment

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² applications for accreditation of CPE programs, activities
or sources as to their relevance to the profession and
determine the number of CPE credit units to be earned on
the basis of the contents submitted by the CPE providers;
² applications for exemptions from CPE requirements.

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The Council shall hold Direct costs and other

regular meetings once a expenses of the Council
month on dates to be may be provided in the
fixed by said Council; annual budget of the PRC
Special meetings may be
called by the Chair or
upon written request of at
least a Council member

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‡ If the need arises and upon approval of

PRC, the Council may delegate to APO:
± the processing of application;
± Keeping of all records
‡ CPE providers,
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‡ Credit units earned by professionals

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Professional with baccalaureate degree 60 units for 3 years

Any excess credit units shall not be carried over to the next 3
year, except units earned for doctoral and masteral degrees and
other special training.

Professional without baccalaureate 30 units for 3 years

degree

Any excess credit units shall not be carried over to the next 3
year.
 
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credit upon submission of relevant documents to the APO CPE
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9 Professorial Chair
9 Other Programs/ Activities/
Sources Recommended by the
Council and Approved by PRC

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agency, or a registered and licensed professional of good
standing in the APO concerned, and who has never been
convicted of a crime;

9 Shall have an established mechanism for measuring the quality

of the program being offered or administered;

9 Must have adequate, modern and updated instructional materials

to carry out the CPE programs and activities;

9 Shall have a pool of regular instructors, lecturers and resource

speakers with good moral character and technical competence
and must be holders of current/valid professional registrations
and licenses, if they are professionals regulated by the PRC.

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mpon the completion of an

accredited CPE program,
activity or source, the CPE
provider shall submit a report
to the Council concerned
within fifteen (˜5) days from
the last day of the offering.

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9 Name of CPE provider
9 Name or description of CPE
program, activity or source.
9 Accreditation number and date of
issuance of accreditation.
9 Certified list of participants
indicating names and PRC
professional license/
identification cards and expiry
dates, resource speakers,
lecturers, discussion leaders,
panelists, moderators or
facilitators who took part or
participated in the CPE program,
activity or source.
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9 Date and time of start and
completion if the holding of
the CPE program, activity or
source.
9 enue location of the
holding of the program.
9 Summary of evaluation
results of participants.
9 Name of Secretariat
representative who
monitored the CPE program
or activity.
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0˜2006 Information Sheet (for CPE Council)

Certificate of Appointment

03200
Application for Accreditation (CPE Provider)

02006 Certificate of Accreditation (CPE Provider)

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Activity or Source)
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Activity or Source)
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or Source
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