The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) and the Board for Professional Teachers (BPT) have announced the results of the Licensure Examination for Professional Teachers (LEPT) conducted on March 23, 2025, across 38 testing centers nationwide. A total of 16,282 out of 34,810 examinees (46.77%) passed the elementary level, while 38,747 out of 62,225 examinees (62.27%) passed the secondary level.
Among the successful elementary level examinees, 13,819 were first-time takers, and 2,463 were repeaters. For the secondary level, 32,624 passers were first-time examinees, and 6,123 were repeaters.
The Board for Professional Teachers is composed of Dr. Rosita L. Navarro as Chairman, Dr. Paz I. Lucido as Vice Chairman, and Dr. Paraluman R. Giron as Member.
The PRC also announced that the results of 57 examinees have been withheld pending final determination of their liabilities under the rules and regulations governing licensure examinations.
The PRC has scheduled the registration for the issuance of Professional Identification Cards (IDs) and Certificates of Registration for successful examinees. Registrants are required to bring the Notice of Admission (for identification purposes only), a duly accomplished Oath Form or Panunumpa ng Propesyonal, two passport-sized colored pictures with white background and complete name tag, two sets of documentary stamps, and one short brown envelope. Successful examinees must personally register and sign in the Roster of Registered Professionals.
The dates and venues for the oathtaking ceremonies of the new successful examinees will be announced later. These ceremonies are significant milestones for new educators as they formally pledge to uphold the standards and ethics of the teaching profession.
The PRC emphasizes the importance of continuous professional development for licensed teachers. Engaging in further studies, attending seminars, and participating in training programs are encouraged to enhance teaching competencies and stay updated with the latest educational trends and methodologies.
The PRC also reminds all licensed professionals to adhere strictly to the ethical standards and guidelines set forth by the Commission. Upholding integrity, professionalism, and dedication in the practice of teaching is paramount to fostering trust and respect in the educational community.
For further details and official announcements, please refer to the PRC's official website.
Roll of Successful Examinees in the
LICENSURE EXAM FOR TEACHERS (ELEMENTARY LEVEL)
Held on March 23, 2025
Released on May 23, 2025
Roll of Successful Examinees in the
LICENSURE EXAM FOR TEACHERS (SECONDARY LEVEL)
Held on March 23, 2025
Released on May 23, 2025
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1. How to Prepare for the LET: Study Tips from Topnotchers
Every year, successful LET topnotchers share their strategies to help future examinees. Common tips include establishing a disciplined study schedule, using review centers effectively, focusing on core subjects such as Professional Education, General Education, and major-specific content, and practicing with mock exams to build confidence.
2. The Role of Review Centers in LET Preparation
Review centers have become a major part of a teacher's licensure journey. They provide structured programs, access to practice tests, and motivational support. Many passers attribute their success to enrolling in reputable review centers that specialize in LET preparation.
3. Trends in LET Passing Rates Over the Years
Historical data show varying passing rates depending on the exam cycle. Factors such as exam difficulty, curriculum changes, and examinee preparation levels all contribute. The September 2024 results showed a modest passing rate improvement compared to previous years, especially at the secondary level.
4. Top Performing Schools in the LET
The PRC is expected to release the list of top-performing schools and topnotchers shortly after the results. These schools often maintain high passing rates and are recognized for excellence in teacher education. Graduates from such institutions tend to perform well, boosting the schools’ reputations further.
5. What Happens After Passing the LET? Next Steps for New Teachers
Once a candidate passes the LET, they must take an oath as a licensed professional. Following this, many apply for teaching positions in public or private schools, while others pursue further education or specialized certifications. Registration with the PRC and issuance of a license card are also required steps.
6. Challenges Facing New Teachers in the Philippines
Even after licensure, many newly minted teachers face real-world challenges such as adjusting to classroom dynamics, handling administrative tasks, and dealing with limited resources. Continuous professional development and mentorship programs are crucial to ease this transition.
7. Updates on the K to 12 Curriculum and Its Impact on Teaching
The ongoing reviews and revisions of the K to 12 curriculum directly affect the LET. Teacher education institutions are required to align their programs with updated competencies, ensuring that teachers are well-equipped to meet current educational standards.
8. LET and the Global Demand for Filipino Teachers
Filipino teachers are increasingly in demand abroad, particularly in countries like the United States, Thailand, and the UAE. The LET serves as a benchmark for teacher competence, and those who pass often use it as a stepping stone toward international teaching careers.
9. PRC's Digital Services: Streamlining the Application and Result Retrieval Process
The PRC has improved its online services through the Licensure Examination and Registration Information System (LERIS), allowing examinees to register, schedule appointments, and access results digitally. This modernization effort is a boon for applicants in remote areas.
10. The Ethical Standards for Teachers and Their Role in LET
Ethics and professional conduct are key subjects in the LET. The exam ensures that aspiring teachers understand their responsibilities not only in academic instruction but also in shaping values and behavior. Those found violating ethical standards during or after the exam may face suspension or revocation of their license.
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