Christ the King College
Certificate programs offered at Christ the King College
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| Graduate in Midwifery
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Admission Requirements - Freshmen:
1. Form 138 or report card
2. Recommendation on good behavior from the Principal Guidance Counselor /Certificate of Good Moral Character.
3. One copy of recent picture 1”x 1”
4. Freshmen are required to take an entrance examination.
5. Original or Certified True Copy of Live Birth.
Admission Requirements - Transferees:
1. Copy of the honorable dismissal
2. Transcript of records from former school
3. Certificate of good moral character, and
4. One copy of recent 1” x 1” picture
5. Original or Certified True Copy of Live Birth.
The College Dean and his counsel decides whether a transfer student is acceptable or not; or whether a student should be required to take a qualifying examination or not.
Admission Requirements - Foreign Students:
A. Acceptable of Foreign Students.
1. Any Philippine school whose programs are recognized by the Department of Education, Culture and Sports (DECS) is authorized to accept foreign students. The individual Philippine School may launch information campaigns to solicit and receive applications directly from prospective foreign students. For this purpose, the school may seek the assistance of the Department of Foreign Affairs and the Department of Tourism.
2. Once the applicant is accepted for admission, the school may forward to the applicant the appropriate Notice of Acceptance to the course of course of study applied for. However, the school may be required to obtain in advance an appropriate Certificate of Eligibility for Admission (CEA) from the DECS for certain courses of study, such as in medicine and in nursing, where restriction may exist on the enrollment of foreign students due to a shortage of facilities. Once Issued, the CEA shall remain valid for the duration of the course of study, provided the student attends his classes and continues to receive satisfactory grades.
3. The DECS, In consultation with the Commission on Higher Education, shall determine what course of study require the Issuance of a CEA and shall draw up a list for this purpose not later than sixty (60) days from the effectively of this Executive Order. Said list may be updated by the DECS from time to time as may be necessary.
4. The DECS shall provide all schools with comparative equivalences for the major foreign educational systems, and should any question concerning equivalences arise, the school concerned shall secure the comments of the DECS before accepting a foreign student for enrollment.
5. Enrollment in any level shall require completion of the lower particular level, for example, an applicant for the tertiary or collegiate level should be a graduate of high school or it's equivalent.
6. Elementary, secondary and tertiary enrollment in Philippine schools by the spouse and children of the following categories will be treated on the same basis as Philippine nationals: (a) permanent foreign residents, (b) aliens with valid working permits, (c) foreign diplomat personnel, and (d) personnel from duly accredited international organizations residing in the Philippines, and (e) holders of Special Investor’s Resident Visa (SIRV) and Special Retiree’s Resident Visa (SRRV).
B. Issuance of Visa.
1. The procedure and documentation for the issuance of visas shall be kept to a minimum. The applicants for student visa shall submit the following documents to the Philippines Foreign Service Establishments (PFSE) located in the country of their residence:
2. A copy of the Notice of Acceptance from a Philippine school and applicable, a copy of the CEA;
3. Documentary proof of support to cover expenses incidental to their studies, such as board and lodging as well as return air tickets;
4. Authenticated scholastic records;
5. Authenticated Police Clearance Certificate from the applicant’s country of origin or residence;
6. Results of medical examinations conducted by an authorized physician; and
7. Other documents that may be required in the individual case by the Consular Officer, provide that it shall not be the task of the PFSE to determine the applicants scholastic fitness for the program applied for. If all documentary requirements are in order, the PFSE concerned shall issue a student visa.
C. Arrival and stay in the Philippines.
1. The process for duly authorized foreign students to enter and stay in the Philippines, including the issuance of the Allen Certificate of Registration (ACR), shall be facilitated. The Student’s authorized period of stay shall be consistent with the length of the course of study to which he has been accepted by a Philippine School.
2. It shall not be the responsibility of the individual school in which the foreign student is enrolled to report promptly at the close of each enrollment period, to the Bureau of immigration, those foreign students who have been accepted by the school but who failed to register, either for the first time or for subsequent terms. Similarly, the individual school shall also report promptly after the end of each term. The reporting herein required shall be strictly complied with by the individual school.
3. Appropriate arrangement shall be made by the agencies concerned for foreigners who are already in the Philippines under other valid visa arrangements, to facilitate their conversion into student visas, provided all the relevant prerequisites listed herein are complied with.
D. Security Matters.
1. The appropriate authorities may check whenever necessary the activities of foreign students brought to it's attention, whose activities appear to be inimical to the security of the state. They shall be responsible for the apprehension of foreign students not complying with Philippine Immigration laws and regulations. For instance, a report that a foreign student is under employment shall be immediately forwarded to the Bureau of Immigration as basis for the cancellation of the student’s entry permit and for initiation of deportation proceedings.
2. Those agencies charged with the maintenance of internal security shall undertake steps necessary to safeguard national security interests, without in any way further encumbering the process of application, visa issuance, and entry authorization of foreign students in the Philippines.
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