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Region Province District Name of Institution Type Of TYPE OF CLASSIFICATION COURSE/REGISTERE PROGRAM REG. REGION PROVINCE DISTRICT NAME OF INSTITUTION ADDRESS TEL. NO. SECTOR DURATION DATE ISSUED STATUS INSTITUTION OF INSTITUTION D PROGRAM NO. CARAGA Agusan del 1st FATHER SATURNINO Private HEI San Francisco Street, (085) 342-1830 / Metals and Engineering Gas Tungsten Arc 268 hours 0915012078 August 3, 2009 WTR Norte URIOS UNIVERSITY Butuan City 342-1942 Welding (GTAW) NC II (formerly Urios College) CARAGA Surigao del 2nd GLOBAL COMPETENCY- Private TVI Brgy. Ouano, Alegria, (085) 225-8119 ICT Computer Hardware 356 hours 0915032026 March 20, 2009 WTR Norte BASED TRAINING Surigao del Norte Servicing NC II CENTER, INC. - Alegria SDN Campus CARAGA Surigao del 2nd HINATUAN SOUTHERN Public LUC Hinatuan, Surigao del Sur 0921-2678288/ Health, Social & Other Health Care Services 996 hours 0815042066 November 21, 2008 WTR Sur COLLEGE 09215779445 Community Dev't. Services NC II CARAGA Surigao del 2nd PHILIPPINE WOMEN'S Private TVI Borromeo Street, Surigao (086) 826-2545 Tourism Food & Beverage 336 hours 0715032165 June 15, 2007 WTR Norte UNIVERSITY-CAREER city Services NC II DEVELOPMENT AND CONTINUING EDUCATION CENTER CARAGA Surigao del 2nd PHILIPPINE WOMEN'S Private TVI Borromeo Street, Surigao (086) 826-2545 Tourism Commercial Cooking 436 hours 0715032166 June 15, 2007 WTR Norte UNIVERSITY-CAREER city NC II DEVELOPMENT AND CONTINUING EDUCATION CENTER CARAGA Surigao del 2nd PHILIPPINE WOMEN'S Private TVI Borromeo Street, Surigao (086) 826-2545 Tourism Bartending NC II 286 hours 0715032167 June 15, 2007 WTR Norte UNIVERSITY-CAREER city DEVELOPMENT AND CONTINUING EDUCATION CENTER CARAGA Surigao del 2nd PHILIPPINE WOMEN'S Private TVI Borromeo Street, Surigao (086) 826-2545 Tourism Housekeeping NC II 436 hours 0715032168 June 15, 2007 WTR Norte UNIVERSITY-CAREER city DEVELOPMENT AND CONTINUING EDUCATION CENTER CARAGA Surigao del 2nd PHILIPPINE WOMEN'S Private TVI Borromeo Street, Surigao (086) 826-2545 ICT Computer 252 hours 0815032036 June 13, 2008 WTR Norte UNIVERSITY-CAREER city Programming NC IV DEVELOPMENT AND CONTINUING EDUCATION CENTER CARAGA Agusan del 2nd PROVINCIAL TRAINING Public TESDA Technology Government Center, (085) 343-0292/ Tourism Commercial Cooking 436 hours 0915012039 April 8, 2009 WTR Norte CENTER-AGUSAN DEL Institution Cabadbaran, Agusan del 281-2773 NC II NORTE (CABADBARAN) Norte CARAGA Agusan del 2nd PROVINCIAL TRAINING Public TESDA Technology Government Center, (085) 343-0292/ Tourism Commercial Cooking 436 hours 0915012039 April 8, 2009 WTR Norte CENTER-AGUSAN DEL Institution Cabadbaran, Agusan del 281-2773 NC II NORTE (CABADBARAN) Norte CARAGA Surigao del 2nd STI-COLLEGE SURIGAO Private HEI Magallanes St., Surigao (086) 826-8087 ICT Computer Hardware 392 hours 0715032132 May 21, 2007 WTR Norte CITY City Servicing NC II CARAGA Surigao del 2nd STI-COLLEGE SURIGAO Private HEI Magallanes St., Surigao (086) 826-8087 ICT Computer 252 hours 0715032133 May 21, 2007 WTR Norte CITY City Programming NC IV CARAGA Surigao del 1st Surigao del Sur State Public HEI Rosario, Tandag, Surigao (086) 211- 4221 Construction Masonry NC II 210 hours 0715042098 April 12, 2007 WTR Sur University - Main Campus del Sur (formerly: Surigao del Sur Polytechnic State College) CARAGA Agusan del 2nd VIRGINIA INSTITUTE OF Public TVI Kinabjangan , Nasipit, 0906-9078659 Maritime Seafarer Rating- 1 year 0215011038 November 14, 2002 WTR Norte TECHNOLOGY Agusan del Norte Stewarding NC I CARAGA Agusan del 2nd VIRGINIA INSTITUTE OF Public TVI Kinabjangan , Nasipit, 0906-9078659 Maritime Seafarer Rating- 1 year 0215011038 November 14, 2002 WTR Norte TECHNOLOGY Agusan del Norte Stewarding NC I I Ilocos Norte 2nd Marcos Agro-Industrial Public TESDA Technology Brgy. Lydia, Marcos, Ilocos (077) 786-1287/ Tourism Cookery NC II 342 hours 201401012022 September 5, 2014 WTR School Institution Norte 784-7456/ I Ilocos Norte 1st Training Institute for Private TVI Ma Lao Bldg., 25 C Don E (077) 676-1252 Tourism Food & Beverage 356 hours 201401012023 September 5, 2014 WTR Hospitality Services, Inc. Ruiz St., Bgy. 17, Laoag Services NC II City I Ilocos Norte 1st Training Institute for Private TVI Ma Lao Bldg., 25 C Don E (077) 676-1252 Tourism Housekeeping NC II 436 hours 201401012024 September 5, 2014 WTR Hospitality Services, Inc. Ruiz St., Bgy. 17, Laoag City I Ilocos Norte 1st Training Institute for Private TVI Ma Lao Bldg., 25 C Don E (077) 676-1252 Tourism Bartending NC II 438 hours 201401012025 September 5, 2014 WTR Hospitality Services, Inc. Ruiz St., Bgy. 17, Laoag City I La Union 2nd South Ilocandia College of Private HEI San Eugenio, Aringay, La (075)607-9408/ Health, Social & Other Massage Therapy NC 560 hours 201401032004 September 26, 2014 WTR Arts and Technology, Inc. Union 521-3207/714- Community Services II 0213 I Pangasinan 1st CMV Technical Institute Private TVI 009 National highway, None Metals and Engineering Shielded Metal Arc 376 hours 201401042019 September 10, 2014 WTR Tangcarang, Alaminos City Welding (SMAW) NC II I Pangasinan 5th Wellcare Institute of Private TVI Zone II, Pinmaludpod, (075) 568-8225 ICT Computer Hardware 499 hours 201401042020 September 16, 2014 WTR Science & Technology, Inc. Urdaneta City Servicing NC II (formerly: Wellcare Training Center of Urdaneta City, Inc.) I Pangasinan 2nd St. Evangeline Technical Private TVI 2nd Floor, LS Bldg., None Tourism Housekeeping NC II 611 hours 201401042021 September 16, 2014 WTR Education and Training Poblacion, Binmaley, Institute, Inc. Pangasinan II Cagayan 3rd Mileage Development and Private TVI 52 Pallua Norte, 304-5373 Construction HEO - Road Roller NC 216 Hours 0902022040 March 27, 2009 WTR Training Center, Inc. Tuguegarao City II II Isabela 1st Isabela School of Arts & Public TESDA Technology Calamagui 2nd, Ilagan, 622-2470/ 624- HVAC/R RAC Servicing NC II 222 Hours 0702031080 April 26, 2007 WTR Trades Institution Isabela 0933 II Isabela 1st Isabela School of Arts & Public TESDA Technology Calamagui 2nd, Ilagan, 622-2470/ 624- Health, Social & Other Beauty Care NC II 1,098 Hours 0702032093 April 26, 2007 WTR Trades Institution Isabela 0933 Community Dev't. Services II Isabela 1st Isabela School of Arts & Public TESDA Technology Calamagui 2nd, Ilagan, 622-2470/ 624- Tourism Commercial Cooking 336 Hours 0702032097 April 26, 2007 WTR Trades Institution Isabela 0933 NC II II Isabela 3rd Southern Isabela College Public TESDA Technology Calaoacan, Santiago City, (078) 682-3924/ Tourism Commercial Cooking 436 Hours 0702032044 March 5, 2007 WTR of Arts and Trades Institution Isabela 305-2577/ 305- NC II 1735 II Isabela 4th Patria Sable Corpus Private HEI 8 Guzman St., Calao West, (078) 682-7754/ Tourism Commercial Cooking 436 hours 0902032022 February 27, 2009 WTR College, Inc. Santiago City 682-7046 NC II III Bulacan 1st La Consolacion University Private HEI Catmon, Malolos, Bulacan 044-791- Health, Social & Other Health Care Services 996 Hours 1003032194 June 15, 2010 WTR (formerly University of 1195/791-1142 Community Dev't Services NC II Regina Carmeli Inc.) III Bulacan 1st La Consolacion University Private HEI Catmon, Malolos, Bulacan 044-791- ICT Computer Hardware 392 Hours 1003032252 August 10, 2010 WTR (formerly University of 1195/791-1142 Servicing NC II Regina Carmeli Inc.) III Bulacan 1st La Consolacion University Private HEI Catmon, Malolos, Bulacan 044-791- ICT Contact Center 256 Hours 1003032253 August 10, 2010 WTR (formerly University of 1195/791-1142 Services NC II Regina Carmeli Inc.) III Bulacan 1st La Consolacion University Private HEI Catmon, Malolos, Bulacan 044-791- ICT Finishing Course for 100 Hours 1003032254 August 10, 2010 WTR (formerly University of 1195/791-1142 Call Center Agents NC Regina Carmeli Inc.) II III Bulacan 1st La Consolacion University Private HEI Catmon, Malolos, Bulacan 044-791- ICT Programming NC IV 252 Hours 1003034258 August 10, 2010 WTR (formerly University of 1195/791-1142 Regina Carmeli Inc.) III Bulacan Not stated Siena College of San Jose, Private HEI Graceville Subdivision, 044-691-0935 Health, Social & Other Caregiving NC II 1042 Hours 0803032013 January 22, 2008 WTR Inc. Brgy. Gaya-gaya, City of 044-691-0936 Community Dev't Services San Jose Del Monte, Fax Bulacan III Bulacan Not stated Siena College of San Jose, Private HEI Graceville Subdivision, 044-691-0935 Tourism Food & Beverage 372 hours 1003032236 July 19, 2010 WTR Inc. Brgy. Gaya-gaya, City of 044-691-0936 Services NC II San Jose Del Monte, Fax Bulacan III Bulacan Not stated Siena College of San Jose, Private HEI Graceville Subdivision, 044-691-0935 Tourism Baking/Pastry 250 Hours 1003032237 July 19, 2010 WTR Inc. Brgy. Gaya-gaya, City of 044-691-0936 Production NC II San Jose Del Monte, Fax Bulacan III Pampanga 3rd Systems Plus Computer Private TVI SPCC Bldg., B. Mendoza (045) 963-1303/ Health, Social & Other Barangay Health 576 Hours 1003052155 May 3, 2010 WTR College Foundation San St., City of San Fernando 860-2556 Community Dev't Services Services NC II Fernando, Inc.(Formerly:Systems Plus College-San Fernando) III Nueva Ecija 4th AIE College - Gapan City, Private TVI 2F JPM Bldg., Maharlika None Tourism Commercial Cooking 436 Hours 1003042239 July 20, 2010 WTR Inc. Highway, Gapan City, NC II Nueva Ecija III Nueva Ecija 4th AIE College - Gapan City, Private TVI 2F JPM Bldg., Maharlika None Tourism Baking/Pastry 250 Hours 1003042240 July 20, 2010 WTR Inc. Highway, Gapan City, Production NC II Nueva Ecija III Bulacan 1st AMA Computer Learning Private TVI 524 Carriedo Ave., Brgy. (044) 691-2177/ Health, Social & Other Bookkeeping NC III 1208 Hours 1103033070 February 28, 2011 WTR Center of San Jose Del Muzon, SJDM, Bulacan 691-6164/ 662- Community Dev't Services Monte Bulacan, Inc. 1018 III Bulacan 1st AMA Computer Learning Private TVI 524 Carriedo Ave., Brgy. (044) 691-2177/ ICT Programming NC IV 1,915 hours 201203032174 July 18, 2012 WTR Center of San Jose Del Muzon, SJDM, Bulacan 691-6164/ 662- Monte Bulacan, Inc. 1018 III Tarlac 3rd Concepcion Holy Cross Private HEI Minane (Rose Park), , (045)923-0406 Tourism Baking/Pastry 502 Hours 0803062246 August 7, 2008 WTR College, Inc.
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