TESDA Scholarship Free Training - CONTACT CENTER SERVICES NC II

For those who are interested to a TESDA Free Training, Philippine Nazarene College is offering a FREE TESDA Scholarship for Contact Center Services NC II.

RESERVE YOUR SLOT. 
 
* Contact Center Services NC II (144 hrs)
- Batch 1: 8am-12nn (36 days)
- Batch 2: 1:00pm-5:00pm (36 days)
- Batch 3: 5:30pm-9:30pm (36 days)

Benefits:
* Free Training and Assessment
* Free Allowance- 160.00/Day
* Free Accident Insurance
* Free Internet Allowance- 500
* Free Health Protection Equipment (PPE) Allowance- 500 pesos
 
Possible Training Start: (Once students are completed)
 
Requirements:

* 1x1 Pictures (2pcs, white background, with Collar)
* Passport Size Picture (4 pcs, white background with collar)
* PSA Birth Certificate (Photocopy Only)
* T.O.R/High School Diploma (Original and Photocopy)
* Parent's Consent (for Student)
* Certificate of Employment (If currently Employed)
* White long Folder
- AT LEAST 18 YEARS OLD AND ABOVE!
 
For online registration please click the link below and fill up the registration form.
 
 

You may contact Philippine Nazarene College at

Call or Text: 0919-803-4405 | 0917-147-0317
Email Address: pnctecvoc2019@gmail.com
FB page- Philippine Nazarene College
FB Facebook/Messenger Account
(https://www.facebook.com/pnc.techvoc.3)

 

NOTE:

This  website is not in anyway affiliated with Philippine Nazarene College or with TESDA.

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