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Applying For LET exam

I've got my nerves fully loaded last Thursday so I'd better pull the trigger and strike the keys. It's not so much about ranting but just a few usual complaints.

I and two of my friends went to PRC Cebu to  apply for the Professional Teachers Licensure Exam on September. We've had our requirements ready days before. There aren't so many things required for First Time examinees. Here's the list I got from PRC:

1. NSO - photocopy (but you have to show your original copy)
2. TOR - photocopy (but you have to show your original copy) 
3. Cedula - photocopy (but you have to show your original copy)
4. Passport size picture - colored - just prepare 8 pcs
5. Postage stamp - (this is actually available at PRC)
6. Documentary stamp - (this is actually available at PRC)
7. Window envelope - (this is actually available at PRC)


Ooooppppsssss!!! pagpa-register sa diay online before ka moadto para dere-deretso ra imong pag apply.

Soooo, here's the drama. We went there around 7am (hihi unaware, others lined up around 4am). Manong guard informed us that they will cater first those who have already secured a priority number days before (again, dili na pud mi aware ana hahaha) But believing for God's favor we waited there until the guards distributed priority numbers (Yeeeyyyy!) Then we were told to come back later in the afternoon.

At around 2pm we came back and to our surprise the PRC office was jampacked with hopefuls from different cities and towns of the region. Chars murag ga audition! OMG! Ing-ani diay ni. They were serving around no. 650 and we're 830 in the queuing hahaha. The photo shows how kapoy we were and how crowded PRC is coz no more chairs.

We're still favored coz we didn't have to go back the next day. We finished the application on the same day. But yeah! Gambatte ne!




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