Professional Documents
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Examination
(NCAE)
1
Rationale
The specific objectives of Career Assessment are the following:
To provide guidance to individual learners for their future
educational and career choices; and
To provide a basis for profiling learners’ aptitude in the four
Senior High School tracks:
a. Academic
i. Accountancy, Business and Management
(ABM)
ii. Science, Technology, Engineering and
Mathematics (STEM)
iii. Humanities and Social Sciences (HUMSS)
b. Technical-Vocational-Livelihood
c. Sports
d. Arts and Design
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 2
Test Design
a. General Scholastic Aptitude (GSA)
The GSA is the average of the standard scores in these areas:
Scientific Ability, Reading Comprehension, Verbal Ability,
Mathematical Ability, and Logical Reasoning Ability.
b. Occupational Interest Inventory (OII)
The OII is an inventory/checklist of occupational interests which
provides an assessment on inclinations/preferences for
comprehensive career guidance. A profile chart of the student’s
occupational inclinations and preferences through the identified
cluster occupations is provided.
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 4
Test Materials
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Pretest Guidelines
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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 13
Date of Test Administration
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 14
Reminders
All boxes of test materials shall be opened in
the presence of all testing personnel during the
examination day. Opening any boxes of test
materials prior to the exam day is a violation of
policies stipulated in D.O. 55, s. 2016.
DO NOT allow any examinees to continue
taking the test during break time period.
Cellular phones/Cameras/smart watches are
NOT allowed inside the testing room.
Testing personnel are NOT allowed to read the
contents of the test booklet.
Room Examiners are NOT allowed to
coach/provide cues to the examinees.
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Reminders
Lecture notes, learning materials, or any kind
of reviewers are NOT allowed inside the
testing room.
Only the testing personnel, examinees and
assigned monitors shall be allowed in the
testing center premises during the
examination day.
The Schools Division Superintendents shall
lead the investigation on breach of security
should irregularities in test administration
arise.
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
BOARD WORK FOR DAY 1
TB1
5 mins
Gen. Directions and EDQ 17 7:30-7:35
30
Reading Comprehension (RC) 30 mins
7:35-8:05
40 8:05-8:45
Mathematical Ability(MA) 40 mins
30
Verbal Ability (VA) 30 mins
8:45-9:15
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 17
BOARD WORK FOR DAY 1
TB1
70
Technical-Vocational- 70 mins
10:20-11:30
Livelihood (TVL)
30 11: 30-12:00
Sports 30 mins
4h and
TOTAL 265 30
mins
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 18
BOARD WORK FOR DAYTime
No. of Time
2 Time Time
Items Limit Allocation Start to
Parts of the Test ed End
TB2
5 mins 7:30-7:35
Preliminary
Humanities and Social 30 30 7:35-8:05
mins
Sciences(HUMSS)
40
Science, Technology, 40 mins
8:05-8:45
Engineering and
Mathematics (STEM)
Accountancy, Business and 30 30 8:45-9:15
mins
Management (ABM)
BREAK 10 mins 9:15-9:25
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 20
ENTRANCE AND SEATING ARRANGEMENT
Inspect the seating arrangement before instruction the
examinees to enter the testing room. There should be six
rows of 5 lines of armchairs. The seats should be spaced far
enough from each other to discourage unnecessary talking
among examinees.
Instruct the examinees to line up outside the room in
alphabetical order of their surnames.
Call out the names of the examinees by alphabetical order
of their surnames. Examinee No. 1 must be seated in Seat
No. 1 and so on.
In no case shall there be more than 30 examinees in a
room.
Check the identity of the examinees inside the examination
room using the following procedure:
a. Countercheck the identity through the school ID
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 21
ENTRANCE AND SEATING ARRANGEMENT
b. If the school ID is not available, ask the examinee to
present a notebook or any belonging bearing his/her
name.
c. In the absence of requirements a& b, ask the other
test takers to attest the identity of the examinee.
Instruct the examinees to place their belongings in
front of the room underneath the board.
Inspect the chairs of the examinees to ensure that
only pencils and blank sheets of paper for
computation purposes are there.
To facilitate control of going in and out of the room,
only one door should be kept open.
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 22
DISTRIBUTION OF TEST MATERIALS
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 23
DISTRIBUTION OF TEST MATERIALS
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 26
ACCOMPLISHING THE SEAT PLAN (FORM 2)
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 27
Dismissing the Examinees
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 28
POST TEST
ROOM EXAMINER
A. Prepares the following contents of the ETRE:
1. Used Answer Sheets ( arranged consecutively by serial
number and placed in the original plastic bag)
NOTE: Make sure that the two sheets of ASs of one examinee are
together.
2. Forms 1 and 2 (back to back)
3. Form 7 ( Forms 1 and 7 while the test is in progress. While
the examinees are answering the last subtest, unused AS shall be
collected by the RS/CE. He shall instruct each RE to indicate the Serial
Nos. of Unused TBs in Form 3
4. Actual Time record
5. Narrative Report
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 29
POST TEST
ROOM EXAMINER
B. Accomplishes the ETRE and seals it inside the
testing room.
C. Submits the following to the CE:
1. ETRE
2. Unused ASs
3. All TBs together with the batch slip. This is
important.
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 30
POST TEST
CHIEF EXAMINER
A. Collects and accounts all ETREs, arranges and
bundles them accordingly. The number of
ETREs must Tally with the number of testing
rooms.
B. Counts the TBs per pack with the assistance of
RS. The open end of the plastic bag must be
resealed by tape or stapler.
C. Place inside the CETRE the following materials:
1. Unused ASs
2. Form 3
3. Form 4
4. Scannable School Header
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 31
POST TEST
CHIEF EXAMINER
D. Accomplishes Forms 5 and 6
and places these in corresponding
boxes:
Form 5 – on top of Box 1 of the TBs
Form 6- on top of Box 1 of the ASs
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 32
THE CHIEF EXAMINER’S WORKFLOW
Pre-Test Activities
Keeps the confidentiality of the test
materials
Requires every Room Examiner(RE) to
count the TBs while plastic bags are still
sealed
Facilitates the signing of Form 3 by Each RE
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
THE CHIEF EXAMINER’S WORKFLOW
Test Proper
Accomplishes Forms 4 , 5 and 6
Monitors the testing activities and
confidentiality of the test materials
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
THE CHIEF EXAMINER’S WORKFLOW
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
THE ROOM EXAMINER’S WORKFLOW
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THE ROOM EXAMINER’S WORKFLOW
TEST PROPER
Post the replica of the Name Grid and the
test coverage
Gives the General Directions
Distributes the ASs then the TBs
Checks if Name Grid, LRN and other
information in the AS are properly shaded
Facilitates in accomplishing the FORM 2 by
the examinees
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
THE ROOM EXAMINER’S WORKFLOW
TEST PROPER
Administers the test using the Examiner’s
Handbook
Keeps Custody of the excess TBs in original
plastic bags while the test is in progress and
does not read the test items (with sanctions
as per DepEd Order No. 55, s. 2016)
Accomplishes Forms 1 and 7
Retrieves the TMs
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
THE ROOM EXAMINER’S WORKFLOW
TEST PROPER
Arranges the used and unused TBs
consecutively by Examinee Number
Checks the contents of the ETRE (Used Ass,
Actual Time Record and Forms 1, 2 and 7)
Seals the ETRE while still inside the
examination room
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
THE ROOM EXAMINER’S WORKFLOW
POST TEST
Submits the following to the Chief Examiner:
1. Examiner’s Handbook
2. Unused ASs
3. Sealed ETRE
4. TBs
Signs Form 3
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION