Confirmed: October 31, 2025 Is a Non-Working Holiday in the Philippines
October 31, 2025 is a confirmed non-working holiday in the Philippines. Plan ahead for the long weekend and avoid the Undas travel rush.
October 31, 2025 is a confirmed non-working holiday in the Philippines. Plan ahead for the long weekend and avoid the Undas travel rush.
DepEd’s new policy on priority promotion supports retirable Teacher I staff, Head Teachers, and Assistant School Principals affected by career updates. Learn how this affects your chance to move up, what requirements are needed, and why this matters for all educators.
Discover how NEAP teacher training is giving free access to LinkedIn Learning and certificates for teachers across the Philippines.
DepEd Order No. 034 s. 2025 updates teacher promotion rules under the Expanded Career Progression System. Learn about qualification standards, performance requirements, and the three-year transition period for teachers applying for promotion
Preventive class suspensions are more than just class cancellations—they’re lifesaving measures that protect students and staff during disasters. Learn how DepEd uses these suspensions to keep schools safe and learning on track.
DepEd gives teachers more time! The first classroom observation for SY 2025–2026 can now be done until the 3rd Quarter. No need to rush this Q2—teachers can focus on quality teaching without the pressure of early deadlines.
Get the latest updates on the DepEd Performance-Based Bonus 2023 – find out who qualifies, rating periods, service requirements, and submission deadlines for Form 1.0. Stay informed and secure your PBB!
The DBM has approved the 2023 Performance-Based Bonus for Teachers, granting Teacher I up to ₱14,040. Learn about eligibility, release details, and why this bonus matters to thousands of educators nationwide.
Teachers may soon buy rice for just ₱20/kg starting this October. Here’s what DepEd and DA are planning and who may benefit.
A game-changing bill could triple the World Teachers’ Day bonus from ₱1,000 to ₱3,000! Over 950,000 teachers might receive the cash gift if HB 4531 passes. Here’s what it means—and why this move is shaking up the education sector!