Guidelines on the Implementation of the Joint
Delivery Voucher Program (JDVP) for Senior High
School Technical Vocational Livelihood
Specialization in SY 2017-2018
Jocelyn DR Andaya
Director IV
BCD
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With the nationwide implementation of the SHS
program in School Year (SY) 2016-2017, TVIs (public or
private) have TVL resources (teachers, workshops, tools,
and equipment) that may be made available to public SHS
students. In conformity with the mandate of the
Constitution to promote and make quality education
available to all Filipino citizens, and in recognition of the
complementary roles of public and private educational
institutions, this Department intends to tap these
resources by entering into partnerships that will enhance
the delivery of basic education.
SHS Joint Delivery Voucher Program
WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF THE JDVP-TVL
What is the JDVP TVL?
A program for DepEd public SHS students wherein
students will take up core and applied subjects in
DepEd public SHS, and TVL specialization subjects
in qualified technical-vocational institutions
(TVIs)..
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SHS Joint Delivery Voucher Program
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What is the JDVP-TVL?
SHS Joint Delivery Voucher Program
A tuition fee assistance to Grade 12 students in public SHSs that
have been ascertained to have major resource gaps for the
completion of TVL specializations.
The tuition fee assistance is in the form of vouchers given to
student beneficiaries to enable them to cross enroll for the
completion of TVL specializations in eligible private SHSs, non
Deped public SHS, or private TVI for the provision of TVL subjects.
The vouchers shall be settled by DepEd upon validation of billing
statements submitted by JDVP-TVL partner s based on training
services rendered to learner beneficiaries
• Enhance the learners’ technical knowledge,
competencies and skills
• Provide an appropriate learning environment
required of the specialization
• Address delays in the provision for the necessary
resources for TVL specializations
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What are its Objectives?
SHS Joint Delivery Voucher Program
74, 922 Grade 12 students taking the TVL track currently
enrolled in the TVL track in 958 participating DepEd SHS
schools who will be allowed to take their TVL
specialization subjects in eligible private or Non-DepEd
public SHS and private TVIs for the remainder of SY 2017-
2018
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WHO ARE THE BENEFICIARIES?
SHS Joint Delivery Voucher Program
How Much Subsidy Will be Provided per Student?
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Public SHS students may be subsidized for as much as
P15, 475.00 per learner-beneficiary for at most 4 specializations
and a maximum of 160 hours. The payment to TVIs will depend
on the duration of the TVL specialization
This shall cover tuition and miscellaneous expenses
(consumables) for the remainder of SY 2017-2018.
TVIs cannot charge public SHS students top-up fees.
The cost of one specialization is PhP 3731.25
How Much Subsidy Will be Provided per Student?
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The subsidy shall cover the assessment fee for only one
specialization. The learner-beneficiary shall take the
NC of his or her choice in any AC before the end of SY
2017-2018
Should the training period in terms of number of
specializations be less than (4) per leaner-beneficiary
resulting in the excess amount from the voucher, the
learner may use that amount to augment partially or
completely the Php 550; otherwise, the remaining fund
shall revert to Treasury
What is the duration of the Program?
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Only for the remaining days of SY 2017-2018
From February 1 to March 27, 2018
PROCEDURE: STEP 1: Identification of Learner Beneficiaries
SHS Joint Delivery Voucher Program
Offered TVL specialization
effective 2016 - 2017
With inadequate provision of
facilities, equipment, tools and
teachers for any TVL
specialization since S.Y 2016 -
2017
Located in an area where private
SHS, non DepED SHS, or private
TVIs can provide further
instructions and training to
learners to complete their
needed TVL competencies
STEP 2: Identification of JDVP- TVL Partners
SHS Joint Delivery Voucher Program
For SHS, certified true copy of the Provisional Permit to
offer SHS-TVL issued by DepEd for private SHS or non-
DepEd SHS;
For private TVI, certified true copy of TESDA accreditation;
Board Resolution indicating the intention to participate
and to comply with SHS Specialization Curriculum
Learning Standards, including absorptive capacity of 25
learners per class, Pedagogical Requirements, and Policies
on Assessment and Rating System based on DepEd Order
No.8, s.2015; and
Email application form
to SDO
Attestation that there is a maximum four-kilometer
distance between the listed qualified public SHS and
the applicant partner.
Within three days from its receipt of the application, the SDO shall
assess the application, conduct an ocular inspection, and, if
warranted, issue to the eligible JDVP-TVL Partner, a Certificate of
Eligibility using the attached template.
STEP 2: Identification of JDVP- TVL Partners
SHS Joint Delivery Voucher Program
The SDO shall email a list of eligible applicants to RO and CO
on or before January 22, 2018.
STEP 3: Voucher Issuance, Utilization and Implementation
SHS Joint Delivery Voucher Program
The Central Office (CO) – Bureau of Curriculum Development (BCD) shall send on
January 16, 2018, a PDF copy of the list of Public SHS TVL and learner-beneficiaries to
the SDOs copy furnished the RO. The SDOs, after validation, shall email on or before
January 19, 2018, to the RO, copy furnished BCD, the list of learners who will not be
included in the Program.
• After validation, the school heads shall instruct the TVL teachers to prepare the
leaner-beneficiaries’ list of competencies that need further enhancement by the
JDVP-TVL Partner.
• On the basis of the validated lists, the RO shall issue the voucher to the qualified
TVL Senior High School learner beneficiaries through the SDO not later than
January 24, 2018.
• For purposes of tracking the number of learner-beneficiaries and the actual cost
of specialization, the BCD shall assign the unique control numbers based on the
validated list per RO and shall issue the same to the RO on or before January 20,
2018.
• The RO shall assign the unique control number per learner-beneficiary which
shall be indicated in the voucher.
STEP 3: Voucher Issuance,
SHS Joint Delivery Voucher Program
The SDO shall furnish the different qualified public Senior High
Schools the list of JDVP-TVL Partners on or before January 23,
2017, and shall conduct an orientation on these guidelines to
the participating JDVP Partners and DepED SHSs on or before
Jan 27, 2018. The SDO shall inform schools of the schedule of
orientations and it shall keep a copy of the orientation
program and attendance sheet as evidence of the activity.
STEP 3: Voucher Issuance, Utilization and Implementation
SHS Joint Delivery Voucher Program
A certification of the JDVP-TVL student beneficiary’s needed competencies and skills shall
be prepared by his/her TVL teacher/s and duly noted by the school head, and the same
shall be issued January 23 to the learner beneficiary.
The summary of the certified needed competencies of the learner-beneficiaries
per JDVP Partner shall be disseminated during the orientation conducted by the
SDO on or before January 27, 2018.
The Voucher entitles the learner-beneficiary to take a maximum of
four (4) TVL Specializations in one (1) JDVP Partner. The learner-
beneficiaries are disallowed to transfer from one JDVP Partner to
another during program implementation.
STEP 3: Voucher Issuance, Utilization and Implementation
SHS Joint Delivery Voucher Program
The Public Senior High School Head shall;
Conduct an orientation to the student-beneficiaries and their parents on or before January 26,
2018, and keep a copy of the orientation program and attendance sheet as evidence of the
activity.
Arrange the class schedule that will be convenient for the learner-beneficiary to attend training
in the JDVP-TVL venue such that s/he will attend class/training in the JDVP-TVL Partner, not
exceeding in eight hours daily, and will go there from home and return home from the JDVP-TVL
Partner.
Assign a teacher-coordinator to regularly confer with the trainer of the JDVP-TVL Partners on the
implementation of the agreements pertinent to matters discussed during the orientation, as well
as monitor the learner-beneficiaries’ attendance in the training to ensure maximum learning.
STEP 4: JDVP Partner shall
SHS Joint Delivery Voucher Program
Attend the orientation that will be conducted by the SDO
and of the partner school
Receive a copy of the list of learner-beneficiaries during the
SDO orientation.
Prepare the education and training schedule with the
public SHS.
Assign trainers and trainer-coordinator for the Program.
STEP 4: JDVP Partner shall
SHS Joint Delivery Voucher Program
Orient the learner-beneficiaries on school rules and
expectations
Undertake to provide the needed education and training of the learner-
beneficiaries for at least 40 hours per TVL specialization from February 1-March
27, 2018. Receive a copy of the list of learner-beneficiaries during the SDO
orientation.
Monitor the delivery of the education and training by the
assigned trainers and attendance and participation of the
learner-beneficiaries
Exercise due diligence to ensure their protection and safety.
STEP 4: JDVP Partner shall
SHS Joint Delivery Voucher Program
Guide and assist the learner-beneficiaries as regards their
choice of NC and AC
Pay the costs of the AC fee chargeable against the voucher.
Submit to the concerned public SHS School Head and School
Division Office the following end of the Program-Reports,
certified true and correct by its Head, within a week after
the end of classes of the second semester SY 2017-2018.
STEP 3: Voucher Issuance, Utilization and Implementation
SHS Joint Delivery Voucher Program
The JDVP Partners shall submit to the concerned Public School Heads and School
Division Office the following end of the Program-Reports, certified true and
correct by its Head, within a week after the end of classes of the second
semester SY 2017-2018
Validated list of
JDVP-TVL learner
beneficiaries who
were registered in
their school and
the status of
completion of
education and
training,
Summary of
learners’
competencies and
equivalent ratings of
the learner-
beneficiaries per
specialization per
public SHS;
Summary of
Assessment Center
Results certified
correct by
authorized official of
the Assessment
Center;
Narrative
Report
Summary of the
Learner daily
attendance in the
education and
training
STEP 4: Financial Arrangements for JDVP Partner
SHS Joint Delivery Voucher Program
BCD shall download an amount to the SDO for the conduct of the division level
orientation and the conduct of the school orientation for schools which are non-
implementing units. It shall also download funds direct to the SHSs which are
implementing units for the conduct of the school-based orientation.
The JDVP Partner shall be paid through the the list of due and demandable
accounts payable (LDDAP) by the CO based on the validated billing statementss
and SDO – issued certifications.
The JDVP Partner shall accomplish 4 original billing statements and secure from
the SDO a certification that it has submitted all end of the program reports found
to be complete, true and correct.
A week after the JDVP partners’ submission of pertinent documents, the SDO
shall submit to the RO the summary of the JDVP TVL payments for the 4 original
billing statements and the SDO issued certification.
STEP 4: Financial Arrangements
SHS Joint Delivery Voucher Program
The JDVP Partner shall accomplish four (4) original billing statements and secure
from the SDO a certification that it has submitted all end-of the Program reports
found to be complete, true and correct.
The JDVP Partner School Head shall submit the four (4) original billing
statements and the SDO Certification to BCD within a week after the end of
classes of the current semester SY 2017-2018.
The BCD shall review the four original billing statements and the SDO
certification submitted by the JDVP-TVL Partner, and, if found in order, forward
the same to the Office of the Undersecretary for Finance – Accounting and
Disbursements for payment to the JDVP-TVL partners.
All other costs, except for the FGDs/post-conference to be conducted by the
BCD, shall be charged against local funds subject to the usual accounting and
auditing procedures.
STEP 4: Financial Arrangements for JDVP Partner
SHS Joint Delivery Voucher Program
The BCD shall review the submission of the RO and
if found in order, forward the same to the office of
the USEC for Finance- Accounting and
Disbursements for the payment to the JDVP TVL
partners.
All other costs, except for the FGDs/post-conference to be
conducted by the BCD, shall be charged against local funds
subject to the usual accounting and auditing procedures.
STEP 5: Monitoring and Evaluation
SHS Joint Delivery Voucher Program
The DepEd-Central Office, through
the BCD, shall provide Technical
Assistance (TA) such as orientation
and other forms of assistance to the
ROs and the SDOs to ensure smooth
implementation of the program. It
shall also monitor and evaluate the
program implementation.
STEP 5: Monitoring and Evaluation
SHS Joint Delivery Voucher Program
ROs with the SDOs shall validate and monitor
selection of the participating public SHS-TVL,
certification of JDVP-TVL Partners and the
implementation arrangements including payment
of partners. They shall also provide technical
assistance to teachers and staff of the participating
schools, and shall recommend to the BCD specific
measures to improve implementation guidelines
for succeeding implementation.

Overview-of-JdVP-TVL-final.pptx

  • 1.
    Guidelines on theImplementation of the Joint Delivery Voucher Program (JDVP) for Senior High School Technical Vocational Livelihood Specialization in SY 2017-2018 Jocelyn DR Andaya Director IV BCD
  • 2.
    2 With the nationwideimplementation of the SHS program in School Year (SY) 2016-2017, TVIs (public or private) have TVL resources (teachers, workshops, tools, and equipment) that may be made available to public SHS students. In conformity with the mandate of the Constitution to promote and make quality education available to all Filipino citizens, and in recognition of the complementary roles of public and private educational institutions, this Department intends to tap these resources by entering into partnerships that will enhance the delivery of basic education. SHS Joint Delivery Voucher Program WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF THE JDVP-TVL
  • 3.
    What is theJDVP TVL? A program for DepEd public SHS students wherein students will take up core and applied subjects in DepEd public SHS, and TVL specialization subjects in qualified technical-vocational institutions (TVIs).. 3 SHS Joint Delivery Voucher Program
  • 4.
    4 What is theJDVP-TVL? SHS Joint Delivery Voucher Program A tuition fee assistance to Grade 12 students in public SHSs that have been ascertained to have major resource gaps for the completion of TVL specializations. The tuition fee assistance is in the form of vouchers given to student beneficiaries to enable them to cross enroll for the completion of TVL specializations in eligible private SHSs, non Deped public SHS, or private TVI for the provision of TVL subjects. The vouchers shall be settled by DepEd upon validation of billing statements submitted by JDVP-TVL partner s based on training services rendered to learner beneficiaries
  • 5.
    • Enhance thelearners’ technical knowledge, competencies and skills • Provide an appropriate learning environment required of the specialization • Address delays in the provision for the necessary resources for TVL specializations 5 What are its Objectives? SHS Joint Delivery Voucher Program
  • 6.
    74, 922 Grade12 students taking the TVL track currently enrolled in the TVL track in 958 participating DepEd SHS schools who will be allowed to take their TVL specialization subjects in eligible private or Non-DepEd public SHS and private TVIs for the remainder of SY 2017- 2018 6 WHO ARE THE BENEFICIARIES? SHS Joint Delivery Voucher Program
  • 7.
    How Much SubsidyWill be Provided per Student? 7 Public SHS students may be subsidized for as much as P15, 475.00 per learner-beneficiary for at most 4 specializations and a maximum of 160 hours. The payment to TVIs will depend on the duration of the TVL specialization This shall cover tuition and miscellaneous expenses (consumables) for the remainder of SY 2017-2018. TVIs cannot charge public SHS students top-up fees. The cost of one specialization is PhP 3731.25
  • 8.
    How Much SubsidyWill be Provided per Student? 8 The subsidy shall cover the assessment fee for only one specialization. The learner-beneficiary shall take the NC of his or her choice in any AC before the end of SY 2017-2018 Should the training period in terms of number of specializations be less than (4) per leaner-beneficiary resulting in the excess amount from the voucher, the learner may use that amount to augment partially or completely the Php 550; otherwise, the remaining fund shall revert to Treasury
  • 9.
    What is theduration of the Program? 9 Only for the remaining days of SY 2017-2018 From February 1 to March 27, 2018
  • 10.
    PROCEDURE: STEP 1:Identification of Learner Beneficiaries SHS Joint Delivery Voucher Program Offered TVL specialization effective 2016 - 2017 With inadequate provision of facilities, equipment, tools and teachers for any TVL specialization since S.Y 2016 - 2017 Located in an area where private SHS, non DepED SHS, or private TVIs can provide further instructions and training to learners to complete their needed TVL competencies
  • 11.
    STEP 2: Identificationof JDVP- TVL Partners SHS Joint Delivery Voucher Program For SHS, certified true copy of the Provisional Permit to offer SHS-TVL issued by DepEd for private SHS or non- DepEd SHS; For private TVI, certified true copy of TESDA accreditation; Board Resolution indicating the intention to participate and to comply with SHS Specialization Curriculum Learning Standards, including absorptive capacity of 25 learners per class, Pedagogical Requirements, and Policies on Assessment and Rating System based on DepEd Order No.8, s.2015; and Email application form to SDO Attestation that there is a maximum four-kilometer distance between the listed qualified public SHS and the applicant partner.
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    Within three daysfrom its receipt of the application, the SDO shall assess the application, conduct an ocular inspection, and, if warranted, issue to the eligible JDVP-TVL Partner, a Certificate of Eligibility using the attached template. STEP 2: Identification of JDVP- TVL Partners SHS Joint Delivery Voucher Program The SDO shall email a list of eligible applicants to RO and CO on or before January 22, 2018.
  • 13.
    STEP 3: VoucherIssuance, Utilization and Implementation SHS Joint Delivery Voucher Program The Central Office (CO) – Bureau of Curriculum Development (BCD) shall send on January 16, 2018, a PDF copy of the list of Public SHS TVL and learner-beneficiaries to the SDOs copy furnished the RO. The SDOs, after validation, shall email on or before January 19, 2018, to the RO, copy furnished BCD, the list of learners who will not be included in the Program. • After validation, the school heads shall instruct the TVL teachers to prepare the leaner-beneficiaries’ list of competencies that need further enhancement by the JDVP-TVL Partner. • On the basis of the validated lists, the RO shall issue the voucher to the qualified TVL Senior High School learner beneficiaries through the SDO not later than January 24, 2018. • For purposes of tracking the number of learner-beneficiaries and the actual cost of specialization, the BCD shall assign the unique control numbers based on the validated list per RO and shall issue the same to the RO on or before January 20, 2018. • The RO shall assign the unique control number per learner-beneficiary which shall be indicated in the voucher.
  • 14.
    STEP 3: VoucherIssuance, SHS Joint Delivery Voucher Program The SDO shall furnish the different qualified public Senior High Schools the list of JDVP-TVL Partners on or before January 23, 2017, and shall conduct an orientation on these guidelines to the participating JDVP Partners and DepED SHSs on or before Jan 27, 2018. The SDO shall inform schools of the schedule of orientations and it shall keep a copy of the orientation program and attendance sheet as evidence of the activity.
  • 15.
    STEP 3: VoucherIssuance, Utilization and Implementation SHS Joint Delivery Voucher Program A certification of the JDVP-TVL student beneficiary’s needed competencies and skills shall be prepared by his/her TVL teacher/s and duly noted by the school head, and the same shall be issued January 23 to the learner beneficiary. The summary of the certified needed competencies of the learner-beneficiaries per JDVP Partner shall be disseminated during the orientation conducted by the SDO on or before January 27, 2018. The Voucher entitles the learner-beneficiary to take a maximum of four (4) TVL Specializations in one (1) JDVP Partner. The learner- beneficiaries are disallowed to transfer from one JDVP Partner to another during program implementation.
  • 16.
    STEP 3: VoucherIssuance, Utilization and Implementation SHS Joint Delivery Voucher Program The Public Senior High School Head shall; Conduct an orientation to the student-beneficiaries and their parents on or before January 26, 2018, and keep a copy of the orientation program and attendance sheet as evidence of the activity. Arrange the class schedule that will be convenient for the learner-beneficiary to attend training in the JDVP-TVL venue such that s/he will attend class/training in the JDVP-TVL Partner, not exceeding in eight hours daily, and will go there from home and return home from the JDVP-TVL Partner. Assign a teacher-coordinator to regularly confer with the trainer of the JDVP-TVL Partners on the implementation of the agreements pertinent to matters discussed during the orientation, as well as monitor the learner-beneficiaries’ attendance in the training to ensure maximum learning.
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    STEP 4: JDVPPartner shall SHS Joint Delivery Voucher Program Attend the orientation that will be conducted by the SDO and of the partner school Receive a copy of the list of learner-beneficiaries during the SDO orientation. Prepare the education and training schedule with the public SHS. Assign trainers and trainer-coordinator for the Program.
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    STEP 4: JDVPPartner shall SHS Joint Delivery Voucher Program Orient the learner-beneficiaries on school rules and expectations Undertake to provide the needed education and training of the learner- beneficiaries for at least 40 hours per TVL specialization from February 1-March 27, 2018. Receive a copy of the list of learner-beneficiaries during the SDO orientation. Monitor the delivery of the education and training by the assigned trainers and attendance and participation of the learner-beneficiaries Exercise due diligence to ensure their protection and safety.
  • 19.
    STEP 4: JDVPPartner shall SHS Joint Delivery Voucher Program Guide and assist the learner-beneficiaries as regards their choice of NC and AC Pay the costs of the AC fee chargeable against the voucher. Submit to the concerned public SHS School Head and School Division Office the following end of the Program-Reports, certified true and correct by its Head, within a week after the end of classes of the second semester SY 2017-2018.
  • 20.
    STEP 3: VoucherIssuance, Utilization and Implementation SHS Joint Delivery Voucher Program The JDVP Partners shall submit to the concerned Public School Heads and School Division Office the following end of the Program-Reports, certified true and correct by its Head, within a week after the end of classes of the second semester SY 2017-2018 Validated list of JDVP-TVL learner beneficiaries who were registered in their school and the status of completion of education and training, Summary of learners’ competencies and equivalent ratings of the learner- beneficiaries per specialization per public SHS; Summary of Assessment Center Results certified correct by authorized official of the Assessment Center; Narrative Report Summary of the Learner daily attendance in the education and training
  • 21.
    STEP 4: FinancialArrangements for JDVP Partner SHS Joint Delivery Voucher Program BCD shall download an amount to the SDO for the conduct of the division level orientation and the conduct of the school orientation for schools which are non- implementing units. It shall also download funds direct to the SHSs which are implementing units for the conduct of the school-based orientation. The JDVP Partner shall be paid through the the list of due and demandable accounts payable (LDDAP) by the CO based on the validated billing statementss and SDO – issued certifications. The JDVP Partner shall accomplish 4 original billing statements and secure from the SDO a certification that it has submitted all end of the program reports found to be complete, true and correct. A week after the JDVP partners’ submission of pertinent documents, the SDO shall submit to the RO the summary of the JDVP TVL payments for the 4 original billing statements and the SDO issued certification.
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    STEP 4: FinancialArrangements SHS Joint Delivery Voucher Program The JDVP Partner shall accomplish four (4) original billing statements and secure from the SDO a certification that it has submitted all end-of the Program reports found to be complete, true and correct. The JDVP Partner School Head shall submit the four (4) original billing statements and the SDO Certification to BCD within a week after the end of classes of the current semester SY 2017-2018. The BCD shall review the four original billing statements and the SDO certification submitted by the JDVP-TVL Partner, and, if found in order, forward the same to the Office of the Undersecretary for Finance – Accounting and Disbursements for payment to the JDVP-TVL partners. All other costs, except for the FGDs/post-conference to be conducted by the BCD, shall be charged against local funds subject to the usual accounting and auditing procedures.
  • 23.
    STEP 4: FinancialArrangements for JDVP Partner SHS Joint Delivery Voucher Program The BCD shall review the submission of the RO and if found in order, forward the same to the office of the USEC for Finance- Accounting and Disbursements for the payment to the JDVP TVL partners. All other costs, except for the FGDs/post-conference to be conducted by the BCD, shall be charged against local funds subject to the usual accounting and auditing procedures.
  • 24.
    STEP 5: Monitoringand Evaluation SHS Joint Delivery Voucher Program The DepEd-Central Office, through the BCD, shall provide Technical Assistance (TA) such as orientation and other forms of assistance to the ROs and the SDOs to ensure smooth implementation of the program. It shall also monitor and evaluate the program implementation.
  • 25.
    STEP 5: Monitoringand Evaluation SHS Joint Delivery Voucher Program ROs with the SDOs shall validate and monitor selection of the participating public SHS-TVL, certification of JDVP-TVL Partners and the implementation arrangements including payment of partners. They shall also provide technical assistance to teachers and staff of the participating schools, and shall recommend to the BCD specific measures to improve implementation guidelines for succeeding implementation.

Editor's Notes

  • #4 One of the major reasons this is being proposed is to address the deficiencies in the acquisition and provision of resources for TVL specializations. There are SHS that offer the TVL track, but are unable to offer certain specialized subjects. Is the JPP intended to be an interim solution for while we are working on fully capacitating DepEd public SHS? If so, till when? Doesn’t it make more sense [read: operationally vs financially] to partner with TVIs and “outsource” the whole TVL track to them? Or is possible to just convert TVIs to DepEd SHS TVL track providers? There is incentive for TVIs to do this, yes? No? Procurement route versus Partnerships route
  • #5 One of the major reasons this is being proposed is to address the deficiencies in the acquisition and provision of resources for TVL specializations. There are SHS that offer the TVL track, but are unable to offer certain specialized subjects. Is the JPP intended to be an interim solution for while we are working on fully capacitating DepEd public SHS? If so, till when? Doesn’t it make more sense [read: operationally vs financially] to partner with TVIs and “outsource” the whole TVL track to them? Or is possible to just convert TVIs to DepEd SHS TVL track providers? There is incentive for TVIs to do this, yes? No? Procurement route versus Partnerships route
  • #6 One of the major reasons this is being proposed is to address the deficiencies in the acquisition and provision of resources for TVL specializations. There are SHS that offer the TVL track, but are unable to offer certain specialized subjects. Is the JPP intended to be an interim solution for while we are working on fully capacitating DepEd public SHS? If so, till when? Doesn’t it make more sense [read: operationally vs financially] to partner with TVIs and “outsource” the whole TVL track to them? Or is possible to just convert TVIs to DepEd SHS TVL track providers? There is incentive for TVIs to do this, yes? No? Procurement route versus Partnerships route
  • #7 One of the major reasons this is being proposed is to address the deficiencies in the acquisition and provision of resources for TVL specializations. There are SHS that offer the TVL track, but are unable to offer certain specialized subjects. Is the JPP intended to be an interim solution for while we are working on fully capacitating DepEd public SHS? If so, till when? Doesn’t it make more sense [read: operationally vs financially] to partner with TVIs and “outsource” the whole TVL track to them? Or is possible to just convert TVIs to DepEd SHS TVL track providers? There is incentive for TVIs to do this, yes? No? Procurement route versus Partnerships route