Deped Provides Guidelines For TVL Tracks
Deped Provides Guidelines For TVL Tracks
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MAR 7 1 203
DepEd ORDER
No. 006 s- 2023
To: Undersecretaries
Assistant Secretaries
Bureau and Service Directors
Regional Directors
Schools Division Superintendents
All Others Concerned
2. The guidelines aim to enhance the capability of DepEd SHSs to implement the
TVL track through partnerships with institutions, which are equipped with necessary
resources (teachers, workshops, tools and equipment) to carry out the program.
3. These guidelines shall be effective immediately, and shall remain in force and
in effect for the duration of the program for SY 2022-2023. Its certified copies shall be
registered with the Office of the National Administrative Register (ONAR) at the
University of the Philippines Law Center (UP LC), UP Diliman, Quezon City.
4. For more information, please contact the Office of the Director IV, Finance
Service, Ground Floor Alonzo Building, Department of Education Central Office,
DepEd Complex, Meralco Avenue, Pasig City through email at [email protected]
or at telephone numbers (02) 8636-5172.
DepEd Complex, Meralco Avenue, Pasig City 1600 ~ 8633-7208/8633-7228/8632-136 1 ) 8636-4876/8637-6209 quw.deped.gomph
Encls.:
As stated
Reference:
DepEd Order No. 040, s. 2021
PARTNERSHIPS
POLICY
PROGRAMS
SCHOOLS
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
SPECIALIZATIONS
TEACHERS
TECHNICAL EDUCATION
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
L RATIONALE
1. Republic Act (RA) No. 10533 or the Enhanced Basic Education Act of 2013
recognizes the constitutional mandate of the State to “establish, maintain and
support a complete adequate and integrated system of education relevant to the
needs of the people, the country and society-at-large.”
2. RA 10533 thus directs the State to “create a functional basic education system
that will develop productive and responsible citizens equipped with the essential
competencies, skills and values for both lifelong learning and employment.” To
achieve this, the state is further instructed to “broaden the goals of high school
education for college preparation, vocational and technical career opportunities
as well as creative arts, sports and entrepreneurial employment in a rapidly
changing and increasingly globalized environment.”
6. Operating on this premise, the Joint Delivery Voucher Program for Senior High
School Technical Vocational and Livelihood Specializations (JDVP-TVL) promotes
partnerships between DepEd and partner institutions as stipulated in RA 10533.
Under this law, the invaluable contribution that the private schools have made
and will make to education and the complementary roles of public and private
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educational institutions are recognized towards the fulfillment of the mandate of
the State to promote and make quality education accessible to all Filipino citizens.
The State then undertook to provide general mechanism to maximize the use of
existing resources of private education.
The said general mechanism under the E-GASTPE law was made more specific
by the FY 2023 GAA by appropriating funds for JDVP-TVL intended to enable
select DepEd public SHS students taking TVL Track to take their TVL subjects in
private or non-DepEd public SHS subject to these guidelines. In addition,
pursuant to Section 24 (Participating Schools), Rule VI (E-GASTPE Beneficiaries
and Other Financing Arrangements with Private Educational Institutions and
non-DepEd Public Schools) of RA 11936, the providers are expanded to include
private TVIs, subject to the issuance of these guidelines.
The JDVP-TVL partners and recipient schools may now conduct in-person
training and education of the select learner-beneficiaries and full in-person
training and education, starting November 2, 2022 through DepEd Order No. 34,
s. 2022. However, if there are situation calls for the health and safety of the
learners, the schools/TVIs shall implement the provisions stated in DepEd Order
No. 39, 2. 2022.
10. The Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E) conducted shows that one of the challenges
encountered in the implementation of the program during the pandemic is the
difficulty in finding partners, particularly in rural areas where only 80% of the
participating schools have accessible JDVP partners. Thus, DepEd Order No. 04,
s. 2021 was issued to allow potential JDVP partners whose locations are beyond
the eight-kilometer (8 km) radius from the listed qualified DepEd public SHSs to
participate in the program, provided that they meet the basic requirements, they
have the capacity to provide the education and training to the JDVP-TVL learner-
beneficiaries, and that they are situated within the concerned region. However,
the concerned SDO has to submit a justification letter duly signed by the Schools
Division Superintendent (SDS) for selecting eligible JDVP partners situated
beyond the eight-kilometer (8 km) radius from the location of the identified
possible partner DepEd public SHSs.
11. The JDVP-TVL Guidelines cover Grade 12 students enrolled in DepEd public
SHSs under the TVL track who will be allowed to take their TVL specialization
subjects in eligible private or non-DepEd public SHSs and private TVIs for School
Year 2022-2023. This shall guide concerned offices in the Central Office (CO),
Regional Office (RO), SDO, and schools in the program implementation.
12. These Guidelines shall likewise cover the school years subsequent to the
implementation of the JDVP-TVL in SY 2022-2023, subject to such amendments
or revisions that may be introduced for purposes of improving and enhancing the
JDVP-TVL implementation based on the M&E data and other relevant
information.
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III. POLICY STATEMENT
13. The DepEd issues the Guidelines on the Implementation of the JDVP-TVL with
the primary objective of enhancing the capability of DepEd SHSs to implement
the TVL track through partnerships with partner institutions that are equipped
with necessary resources (teachers, workshops, tools and equipment) to carry out
the program. Specifically, the JDVP-TVL aims to:
14. The JDVP-TVL is consistent with RA 8545, both in terms of policy and form of
assistance. Under this law, the invaluable contribution that the private schools
have made and will make to education and the complementary roles of public and
private educational institutions are recognized towards the fulfillment of the
mandate of the State to promote and make quality education accessible to all
Filipino citizens. The State then undertook to provide mechanisms to maximize
the use of existing resources of private education.
IV. PROCEDURES
15. The JDVP-TVL is a tuition fee assistance to Grade 12 students in DepEd public
SHSs, which have been identified as having inadequate facilities, equipment, tools
and teachers relevant to the implementation of TVL specializations.
16. The tuition fee assistance shall be in the form of JDVP-TVL voucher given to
learner-beneficiaries to enable them to cross-enroll for the completion of TVL
specializations in eligible private SHSs, non-DepEd public SHSs, or private TVIs
(JDVP-TVL Partners).
17. The JDVP-TVL voucher amount shall be paid by DepEd upon its validation of
billing statements submitted by JDVP-TVL Partners based on training services
rendered for learner-beneficiaries.
18. Payment will be made directly to the bank account of JDVP-TVL partners and not
through the learner-beneficiaries.
B. Learner-Beneficiaries
19. The beneficiaries are the Grade 12 students enrolled in the TVL Track in identified
DepEd public SHSs for SY 2022-2023. The said DepEd public SHSs must be
assessed and selected by their respective SDOs and ROs based on the following
criteria:
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a. Have been offering SHS-TVL for the past four to five years;
b. Have been ascertained to have inadequate facilities, equipment, tools and
teachers for any TVL specialization for the past two or three years; and
c. Are located in areas where there are accessible private SHSs, non-DepEd
public SHSs, or private TVIs, which can provide further instructions and
training to learners to complete their needed TVL competencies and skills.
20. The consolidated list of qualified SHSs shall be prepared by the Government
Assistance and Subsidies Office (GASO) through a series of validation with the
concerned SDOs and ROs.
21. A JDVP-TVL voucher shall be granted to the beneficiaries in the qualified public
SHSs in the amount of twelve thousand five hundred fifty pesos (P12,550.00)
per learner-beneficiary.
22. The JDVP-TVL voucher shall cover the training costs for 320 hours per learner in
any one or combination of one to four specializations taking into consideration
TESDA Circular No. 12, s. 2017 and the TVL Specialization already taken. This
shall cover tuition and other expenses (e.g. learning materials, consumables for
the workshop, operational and miscellaneous) for the TVL training needed to
complete the applicable specializations for Grade 12 and subsidy for the
assessment fee.
23. The voucher subsidy for the assessment fee in the amount of Php 550.00 shall be
limited to one National Certification (NC). The learner-beneficiary shall take the
NC of his or her choice in any Assessment Center (AC) which must be conducted
before the end of the school year. However, if the learner-beneficiary takes more
than one NC or if the NC assessment fee exceeds the total cost of the assessment
subsidy, the partner institution may cover the said fee, or the school-recipient
may request the assistance of the LGU.
24. The JDVP-TVL Partners shall coordinate and make necessary arrangements with
the AC regarding the schedule of assessment which must be considered not later
than the end of the school year.
25. The total amount that may be assessed by the JDVP-TVL Partners per learner-
beneficiary shall be based on the average training cost under HE, AFA, IA, ICT
and the amount of the assessment fee shall not exceed Php 550.00.
D. JDVP-TVL Partners
26. Interested private SHSs, non-DepEd public SHSs, and TESDA-accredited private
TVIs shall write a letter of intent to participate in the program to the SDO where
they are located and shall copy furnish the respective RO the following week after
the national orientation. The letter of intent shall use the attached application
form template (Annex 1), which shall be submitted along with the following
documents through email or via courier.
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Potential
JDVP-TVL Requirements
Partners
For Private o Certified true copy of the Provisional Permit to offer SHS-TVL issued by
SHS/ DepEd
Non-DepEd | ¢ Board Resolution indicating the intention to participate and to comply with
Public SHS SHS-TVL Curriculum Learning Standards, including absorptive capacity
of 25 learners per class, Pedagogical Requirements, and Policies on
Assessment and Rating System based on DepEd Order (DO) No. 8, s. 2015
e Attestation that the applicant partner is within the eight-kilometer (8 km)
radius from the listed qualified DepEd public SHS.
o For the applicant partner situated beyond the eight-kilometer (8 km)
radius, an attestation of their exact location
e Training Plan indicating the indicating the Learning Delivery Modalities to
be employed (flexible learning delivery mode/ Distance Learning Delivery
Modalities (DLDM) to be employed and the plan in conducting in-person
training and education/assessment
For Private e Certified true copy of TESDA accreditation
TVI » Board Resolution indicating the intention to participate and to comply with
SHS-TVL Curriculum Learning Standards, including absorptive capacity
of 25 learners per class, Pedagogical Requirements, and Policies on
Assessment and Rating System based on DO 8, s. 2015
e Attestation that the applicant partner is within the eight-kilometer (8
km) radius from the listed qualified DepEd public SHS.
» For the applicant partner situated beyond the eight-kilometer (8 km)
radius, an attestation of their exact location
o Certificate of Recognition from TESDA that it has the capacity to deliver
the registered program with the preferred flexible learning mode, as
indicated in the updated curriculum and Training Plan (TESDA Circular
No. 62, s. 2020)
o Training Plan shall include the in-person training and education of the
select learner-beneficiaries and full in-person training and education
through DepEd Order (DO) No. 35, s. 2022 and the plan in conducting in-
person education/assessment.
27. The potential JDVP-TVL partners whose locations are beyond the eight-kilometer
(8 km) radius from the listed qualified DepEd public SHSs may apply to
participate in the program, provided that they meet the basic requirements, the
capacity demands to provide the education and training to the JDVP-TVL learner-
beneficiaries, and situated within the concerned region.
The JDVP-TVL Partners located beyond the eight-kilometer (8 km) radius from
the listed qualified DepEd public SHS may apply to participate in the program
and may be considered by the SDO to conduct education and training provided
that they shall shoulder the accident insurance coverage for each learner-
beneficiary which includes the time of travel from the DepEd public SHS to the
location where the JDVP-TVL Partner is situated and vice versa, class duration
and stay and shall meet any of the following provisions:
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28. Within five (5) working days from receipt of the application, the SDO shall assess
and validate the documents/requirements submitted and, if warranted, issue a
Certificate of Eligibility to the JDVP-TVL Partner using the attached template
(Annex 2).
29. The SDO shall email a list of eligible application to the RO and GASO after the
one-week assessment of applicants.
30. The participating school shall prepare the list of identified learner-beneficiaries
using the template provided in the memorandum for the implementation of the
program. Such list shall be submitted to the SDOs for validation purposes. The
validated list of learner-beneficiaries shall be consolidated by the ROs to be
forwarded to GASO. The participating DepEd public SHSs shall prepare a list of
students to be excluded from the program due to reasons (e.g. drop-out,
transferring to another school) using the template found in Annex 3A. Upon
submission, the SDO shall validate the enrollment status of the learner-
beneficiaries and shall then consolidate and submit the data to the GASO, copy-
furnish the RO using Annex 3B, together with the written justification letter on
the exclusion from the program signed by the SDS.
31. Based on the validated lists and for purposes of tracking the number of learner-
beneficiaries and the actual cost of specialization, the GASO shall assign a set of
unique control numbers of the JDVP-TVL voucher to the RO. The RO shall
then assign these unique control numbers to each learner-beneficiary. The
control numbers assigned by the RO will then be distributed through SDOs. The
voucher codes are non-transferable from one learner-beneficiary to another.
32. For any replacement(s) and/or alteration(s) on the master list, the DepEd SHSs
must coordinate with the SDO and RO for approval. Once the request is
approved, the RO shall send the revalidated master list to the GASO. The
replacement(s)/alteration(s) should not exceed two revisions. If exceeded two
revisions, the succeeding revision shall be subjected for approval of the CO,
together with a written justification letter signed by the SDS and recommendation
by the Regional Director (RD).
33. A certification indicating the least mastered competencies and skills of the
learner-beneficiaries (Annex 4) shall be prepared by the TVL teacher and shall be
duly noted by the School Head (SH). It will serve as a reference of the JDVP-TVL
Partner on the necessary trainings for learner-beneficiaries. This shall then be
issued to the learner-beneficiaries.
34. The SDO shall furnish the list of JDVP-TVL Partners to the qualified DepEd public
SHSs through email or hard copy.
35. The RO shall issue the voucher (Annex 5) to the qualified learner-beneficiaries
through the SDO. The voucher entitles the learner-beneficiary to take 320 hours
in any one or a combination of 1 to 4 specializations. The learner-beneficiaries
are prohibited to transfer from one JDVP-TVL Partner to another during the
implementation of the program.
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36. The SDO shall conduct an online orientation on the guidelines to the participating
JDVP-TVL Partners and participating DepEd public SHSs. The SDO shall inform
these schools of the schedule of orientations and shall keep a copy of the
orientation program and proof of attendance as evidence of the activity. Copies of
Annex 4 shall be disseminated during the orientation.
37. GASO and OUF will release a proposed timeline of activities for the JDVP-TVL SY
2022-2023 regarding the online national orientation on the guidelines,
consolidation of the list of learner-beneficiaries, DepEd SHSs, and TVI Partners,
the obligation of the funds, and for the disbursement and payment of the
vouchers.
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submit the rating of the learner-beneficiaries covering the period of
education and training;
3 exercise due diligence to ensure the protection and safety of the learners
and beneficiaries;
k. guide and assist the learner-beneficiaries as regards their choice of NC
and AC;
1L pay the cost of the AC fee chargeable against the voucher; and
m.submit to the concerned public-school heads and SDOs through the
JDVP-TVL coordinators, copy furnished the GASO through email at
[email protected], the end-of-activity reports, certified true and
correct by an authorized representative, a week after the conduct of
education and training.
40. The Reports provided in paragraph 39 (m) shall contain the following:
F. FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENTS
41. The JDVP-TVL Partners shall be paid through the List of Due and Demandable
Accounts Payable (LDDAP)-ADA by the CO based on the validated billing
statements using the templates in Annex 8, 9 and 10. Payments will be deposited
through the account number provided in the billing statement. JDVP-TVL
Partners are encouraged to open a Landbank of the Philippines (LBP)
Account with the name of the school as Account Name.
Estimated
Procedure Unit-in-Charge Processing
Time
. After twenty (20) days from the start of education and
training or from the date of enrollment to the partner
schools, the JDVP Partner shall accomplish four (4)
original billing statements and secure from the SDO a
certification of submission of all program reports.
SDS
RD /Representative
Director IV of the FS, DepEd CO
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Estimated
Procedure Unit-in-Charge | Processing
Time
The ROs, SDOs and the Head of the recipient public
SHSs shall make sure that each learner-beneficiary will
complete the 320 hours of education and training
facilitated by the JDVP Partners despite the early
submission of the billing statements.
. A week after the submission of pertinent documents by
the JDVP-TVL Partners, the SDO shall submit to the RO
the summary of the JDVP-TVL payments with the four
(4) original billing statements and the corresponding
SDO-issued certification for the JDVP-TVL Partners.
SDO Two (2)
As soon as the four (4) original billing statements are RO weeks
validated and signed by the respective RDs, only two (2)
copies will be submitted to the CO, while one (1) copy
will remain in the RO, and another copy will be returned
to the SDO.
3. Upon review of the documents, the RO shall submit to
the GASO the regional summary of the JDVP-TVL RO Two (2)
payment with the two (2) original billing statements and | GASO weeks
the SDO-issued certification.
GASO
4. The GASO shall review the submission of the RO and, if g‘xlv?sgsn Four (4) to
found in order, forward the same to the Office of the N s
Undersecretary for Finance for payment to the JDVP- AC.C.O gnhng six (6)
ary paym Division weeks
TVL partner.
OUF
Finance
GASO
RO
. All other costs, except for the Focus Group Discussions | SDO
(FGDs)/ post-conference to be conducted by the GASO, Eligible Public Two (2)
shall be charged against local funds subject to the usual | SHS weeks
accounting and auditing procedures. Budget
Division
Finance Service
42. The hard copies of the Annexes 8, 9 and 10 signed by the concerned authorities
shall be submitted to the Office of the Director of the Finance Service through the
JDVP-TVL Unit, while the scanned copies with signatures of the SDS and RD
shall be sent to [email protected] a week after the conduct of education
and training.
43. The JDVP-TVL Task Force will be in-charge of key functions such as Project
Operating Planning, Project Monitoring and Evaluation, and Project Operation
Management.
44. The Quality Assurance Division (QAD) of the RO and the School Governance and
Operations Division (SGOD) of the SDO shall collaborate with the Regional and
Division JDVP Coordinators for the M&E of the JDVP implementation.
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45. The SDO, through the SGOD in coordination with the SDO-JDVP Coordinator,
SHs of the recipient public SHSs and the TVL teachers shall monitor and evaluate
the implementation of the program from the beginning until its completion.
Reports shall be submitted to the RO. The QAD with the help of the RO-JDVP
Coordinator shall consolidate the report to be submitted to the CO through the
JDVP Task Force.
46. As soon as the SDO/SDO-JDVP Coordinator submits the complete report of their
M&E, JDVP coordinators shall conduct policy M&E with technical assistance (TA)
from the QAD and SGOD. This is to validate, assess, and provide necessary
assistance to concerned SDOs as well as specify the scope and alignment of M&E
activities relevant to the program implementation per governance level.
47. The CO, through the GASO and JDVP Unit shall provide TA, such as orientation
to the ROs and the SDOs, to ensure smooth implementation of the program. It
shall also conduct monitoring and evaluation activities of the program policy and
the program implementation using Annex 11.
48. ROs and their SDOs shall validate and monitor selection of the participating
DepEd public SHS-TVL, certification of JDVP-TVL Partners and the
implementation arrangements including payment of vouchers. They shall also
provide TA such as orientation to SHs, teachers and staff of the participating
schools, and shall recommend to the GASO specific measures to improve
implementation guidelines for succeeding school years.
COMPLAINT MECHANISM
49. Complaints and queries regarding selection and screening of recipient schools,
learner-beneficiaries, JDVP-TVL Partners, welfare of the learner-beneficiaries
during the conduct of education and training, replacement of learner-
beneficiaries, conduct of M&E and other related concerns which are within the
jurisdiction of the school and division level shall be addressed by the SDO. If the
concerned matters are not resolved within the division level, the ROs shall step
forward to resolve the issues or the problems. Legal matters shall be referred to
the Legal Counsel of the SDO or the RO.
50. The CO shall only handle matters concerning the formulation and issuance of
policy and standards, the processing of voucher payment subsidy, and all other
related issues and concerns within the jurisdiction of the CO as stated in the
guidelines. Matters with legal implications shall be referred to the Legal Office of
the CO.
EFFECTIVITY
51. This policy shall take effect immediately and shall be registered with the Office of
the National Administrative Register (ONAR) at the University of the Philippines
(UP) Law Center, UP Diliman, Quezon City.
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JDVP-SHS TVL PAYMENT
At the Field Level:
Return to the
Requesting Office
for Compliance
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Annex 1
Region:
Division:
School Name:
School ID (if applicable):
School Address:
(Number/Block/Street)
(Subdivision/Village/Brgy.)
City or Municipality:
Province:
Contact Number/s:
Email:
TESDA Accreditation
Number
No. of Kilometers to the
nearest and accessible
Public DepEd SHS:
TVL
Specializations/Training
Offered
Attach the following documents:
1 For private SHS/non-DepEd public SHS, certified true copy of the Provisional Permit to offer SHS-TVL issued by
DepEd;
For private TVI, certified true copy of TESDA accreditation;
For both, Board Resolution indicating the intention to participate and to comply with SHS-TVL Curriculum
Learning Standards, including absorptive capacity of 25 learners per class, Pedagogical Requirements, and Policies
on Assessment and Rating System based on DepEd Order No. 8, s. 2015; and
For both, attestation that there is a maximum four-kilometer distance between the listed qualified DepEd public
SHS and the applicant partner.
ATTESTATION
1 certify that my answers are true and complete to the best of my knowledge.
Iam aware that the information supplied in this document shall be retained by DepEd on a database and shall be
processed in compliance with the Data Protection Act of 2012.
I consent that the information herein may be used for reports both internally and to the Department of Education.
CERTIFICATE OF ELIGIBILITY
(Name of School)
for SY 2022-2023.
Region: School:
Division: School ID:
Contact Details:
Certi d
Prepared by: ertified by
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Annex 3B
Region:
Division:
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PREPARED BY:
CERTIFIED:
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JOINT DELIVERY VOUCHER PROGRAM FOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
TECHNICAL-VOCATIONAL LIVELIHOOD SPECIALIZATIONS (JDVP -TVL)
Annex 4
(Name of School / School ID) LO2. Prepare and set-up tools and materials for drawing
(TVL Specialization)
The learner’s least mastered competencies shall be the focus of the LEAST MASTERED LEARNING COMPETENCIES
education and training under the Joint Delivery Voucher Program —
LO 1. Operate CAD software and computer hardware
Technical Vocational Livelihood (JDVP-TVL) SY 2022-2023.
LO 1. Draft electrical plans and layouts
This certification is being issued for the tracking of his/her competencies
Certified by: LO 2. Draft mechanical details of conveyor system
JOINT DELIVERY VOUCHER PROGRAM FOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL TECHNICAL VOCATIONAL LIVELIHOOD SPECIALIZATIONS
UDVP -TVL)
VoucherNo.
Voucher Program for Senior High School Technical Vocational Livelihood Specializations
of. -
School ID Municipality/City
which is one of the qualified public Senior High Schools to participate in the JDVP-SHS TVL,
and therefore entitled to the benefits and privileges covered by JDVP-SHS TVL Voucher.
Non-Transferrable
Annex 6
JOINT DELIVERY VOUCHER PROGRAM FOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL TECHNICAL AND
VOCATIONAL LIVELIHOOD SPECIALIZATIONS (JDVP- TVL)
Region
Division
School Name
School ID
School Address
Validated by:
Y4
Annex 7
JOINT DELIVERY VOUCHER PROGRAM FOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL TECHNICAL AND
'VOCATIONAL LIVELIHOOD SPECIALIZATIONS (JDVP-TVL)
NARRATIVE REPORT
SY 2022-2023
School Name H
School ID
School Address :
Specialization/s Offered:
Address:
Prepared by:
Cerlified by:
JOINT DELIVERY VOUCHER PROGRAM FOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL TECHNICAL VOCATIONAL LIVELIHOOD SPECIALIZATION (JDVP - TVL)
BILLING STATEMENT
SY2022-2023
This Billing Statement also serves as the contract between DepEd and the private school or non-DepEd public SHS or TVI with regard to the latter's participation in
accordance with the program guidelines issued for the school year stated above.
All supporting documents regarding this billing statement are with the Schools Division Offices.
Instructions: Please accomplish and submit original 4 copies (Z copy to the Division, 1 copy to the Region and 2 copies to the Central Office)
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Billing to: Department of Education Billing Statement No.: ‘ Date:
JDVP- TVL School ID/TESDA Accreditation Number: | JDVP-TVL Partner School Contact Number: Gov't. Recognition No.: Year Issued:
Assessment Center:
Summary
No. of Specializations
DepED Public SHS No.of Grantees | Trained under the 5";""“’:‘:"“ Training Cost \ Assessment Cost Total Amount
JDVP-TVL Partner ssess
T T T
Annex 8
JOINT DELIVERY VOUCHER PROGRAM FOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL TECHNICAL VOCATIONAL LIVELIHOOD SPECIALIZATION (JDVP - TVL)
We certify as correct and accurate under the penalty of perjury, all information we have provided in this statement and in the required pertinent documents.
JOINT DELIVERY VOUCHER PROGRAM FOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL TECHNICAL VOCATIONAL LIVELIHOOD SPECIALIZATION (JDVP - TVL)
Kindly deposit payment to the JDVP-TVL partner school's bank account; the details of which are as follows:
Account Name
Bank Name
Bank Account Number
Branch
Amount Due
Requirement: Please attach an IMI1 or STI1 printout signed by the bank's branch manager.
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Annex 9
CERTIFICATION
has submitted the complete year-end reports and billing statement in four (4) copies and such
were found to be in order.
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ANNEX 10
Region:
Division :
School :
ID Code :
1) (JDVP-TVL Partner). (ID Code) to collect from the Department of Education the assessed
value/cost of my education and training provided by the cited institution; and
2) for the Department of Education to pay the cited institution the value of my voucher,
representing the validated value/cost of my education and training provided by the cited
institution.
LRN
Voucher No.
Certified
Conforme: Approved:
Division:
Name of School:
Name of School Head:
Contact Number:
Name of School JDVP Focal
Person:
Contact Number:
Total Number of Leaner
Beneficiaries:
Specialization:
Name of JDVP Partner:
Contact Number:
INDICATORS YES NO
The School offers Technical Vocational Livelihood Track since 2016.
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B. JDVP PARTNERS
_INDICATORS YES NO
1. The JDVP Partner offers Technical Vocational Livelihood Track since
2016.
2. The JDVP Partner submitted the following documentary requirement
upon application.
a. Certified True Copy of Provisional Permit to Offer SHS/
TESDA Accreditation.
b. Letterof Intent
¢. Board Resolution
d. Application Form (Annex 1)
3. The JDVP Partner must be within the 8-kilometer radius. If not:
ACTIVITIES MODE OF
VERIFicaTIon | YES | NO
1. Secured copy of the DepEd Order __, series of | DepEd Order __,
—_— series of .
2. Attended Division Orientation on the conduct of | Certificate of
Joint Delivery Voucher Program. Appearance. |
3. Conducted - an orientation to the leamer | Narrative Report
beneficiaries with their respective parents in the | (Program,
school level. Attendance,
Photos).
4. Crafted flexible education and training schedule. Training Schedule
5. Secured parental consent. Compiled
Parental Consent
6. Assigned School JDVP-TVL Focal Person. Designation
7. Assigned teacher to regularly confer with the | Designation
trainer.
8. Submitted the Annex 3A to the SDO. Receiving Copy of
Annex 3A
9. Provided Annex 4 to the JDVP Partner(s). Receiving Copy of
Annex 4
10, Forwarded Annex 5 to the SDO. Receiving Copy of
Annex 5
11. Submitted Annexes 11 and 14 to the SDO and | Receiving Copy of
provided copy to the JDVP Partner. Annexes 11 and
14
MODE OF
ACTIVITIES VERIFICATION YES NO
1. Monitored the defivery of the training Monitoring Plan
2. Checked attendance Attendance
Sheets
3. Reported the improvement of leamers | Report Card
beneficiaries
/"0y
Annex 11
AVAILABILITY OF RESOURCES
Available?
INDICATOR Remarks
Yes No
Sufficient Tools and Equipment
-
a. 1:1Ratio
b. Updated Tools
c. Complete Consumables
d. Met the Set Standard
Competent Trainer
N
a. Poster/ Signage
b. Protective Gear
Students’ Participation
B
a. Complete Attendance
b. Present JOVP Focal Person
MODE OF
ACTIVITIES YES NO
VERIFICATION
1. The JDVP Partner prepared Annex 6. Annex 6
2. The JDVP Partner guided and assisted the Assessment
leamer-beneficiaries as regards to their choice of Result
NC and Assessment Centre.
The JDVP Partner completed Annex 7. Annex 7
The JDVP Partner submitted Annexes 8A and 8B Annexes 8A
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APPLICATION
ORIENTATION
TRAINING SCHEDULE
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| TRAINING PROPER
Learners’ Participation
a. Attendance
b. Performance
Trainers’ Competencies
Resources’ Sufficiency ]
MONITORING
NC ASSESSMENT
BILLING
Other Concern:
Signature
Name:
Position:
Date:
PRURN
JDVP-SHS TVL PAYMENT
At the Field Level:
Return to the
Requesting Office
for Compliance
Common Deficiencies: 1 %
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- Wrong Voucher Code ?
- Wrong Computation Return to the Yo Documents )
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Requesting Office |oo MO Completeand No §
for Compliance Deficiencies? g
- Wrong Bank Details
Closed Accoun, g
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Bank Deposits Documents Preparation of
END Payments to the Complete and <—— paymentand
TVI Partners’ No Deficiencies? Transmittal to Bank
Bank Account
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