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Region Province District Name of Institution Type Of TYPE OF CLASSIFICATION COURSE/REGISTERED PROGRAM REGION PROVINCE DISTRICT NAME OF INSTITUTION ADDRESS TEL. NO. SECTOR DURATION DATE ISSUED STATUS INSTITUTION OF INSTITUTION PROGRAM REG. NO. CAR Apayao Lone Apayao Provincial Public LGU Provincial Gov't. Center 09204072877/ Others (Trainers Trainers Methodology Level I 264 hours 201415021009 April 24, 2014 WTR Technology and Livelihood San Isidro Sur, Luna 09399078196 Methodology) Training Center (APTLTC) Apayao CAR Benguet Lone Can I Talk Academy, Inc. Private TVI 37 Yangco Road, Upper (074) 442-6012 Others (Language) English as a Second Language - 88 hours 201415030017 August 22, 2014 NTR General Luna Road, Beginner Baguio City CAR Benguet Lone Can I Talk Academy, Inc. Private TVI 37 Yangco Road, Upper (074) 442-6012 Others (Language) English as a Second Language - 123 hours 201415030018 August 22, 2014 NTR General Luna Road, Intermediate Baguio City CAR Benguet Lone Can I Talk Academy, Inc. Private TVI 37 Yangco Road, Upper (074) 442-6012 Others (Language) English as a Second Language - 50 hours 201415030019 August 22, 2014 NTR General Luna Road, Advance Baguio City CAR Mt. Province Lone Tadian School of Arts and Private TVI Tadian, Mt. Province None Tourism Bread & Pastry Production NC II 141 hours 201415062024 September 24, 2014 WTR Trades CAR Benguet Lone World Leaders English Private TVI 4th Floor EDY Building, (074) 442-4120 Others (Language) English Proficiency Program - 240 Hours 201415030020 September 3, 2014 NTR Academy 144 Kisad Road, Baguio Beginner City CAR Kalinga Lone World Leaders English Private TVI 4th Floor EDY Building, (074) 442-4120 Others (Language) English Proficiency Program - 240 Hours 201415030021 September 3, 2014 NTR Academy 144 Kisad Road, Baguio Intermediate City CAR Kalinga Lone World Leaders English Private TVI 4th Floor EDY Building, (074) 442-4120 Others (Language) English Proficiency Program - 240 Hours 201415030022 September 3, 2014 NTR Academy 144 Kisad Road, Baguio Advance City CARAGA Agusan del 2nd PROVINCIAL TRAINING Public TESDA Technology Government Center, (085) 343-0292/ 281- Tourism Cookery NC II 316 hours September 8, 2014 WTR Norte CENTER-AGUSAN DEL Institution Cabadbaran, Agusan del 2773 20143301202 NORTE (CABADBARAN) Norte 7 CARAGA Surigao del 1st SAINT MICHAEL'S Private HEI Cantilan, Surigao del Sur (086) 212-5194 Health, Social & Other Bookkeeping NC III 292 hours 201433043028 September 9, 2014 WTR Sur COLLEGE Community Dev't. Services CARAGA Agusan del 1st Father Urios Institute of Private TVI Ampayon, Butuan City None ICT Visual Graphic Design NC III 487 hours 201433013019 June 2, 2014 WTR Norte Technology of Ampayon, Inc. III Tarlac 2nd A.I.T. Advanced Institute Private TVI Liatsan Family Bldg., San (045) 491-0904/ 800- Tourism Food & Beverage Services NC II 336 hours 201403062260 September 2, 2014 WTR Technology of Tarlac City, Sebastian, Tarlac City 1613 Inc. III Pampanga 3rd Arayat Institute of Private TVI Brgy Mangga Cacutud, (0921)2370567 Tourism Events Management Services NC 108 201403053282 Sept 12, 2014 WTR Technology and Trade, Inc. Arayat, Pampanga III III Pampanga 1st Clark College of Science & Private TVI SMS Bldg, Samsonville (045) 624-0215 Electronics Consumer Electronics Servicing NC 438 hours 201403052286 Sept 16, 2014 WTR Technology (formerly: Clark Dau, , Mabalacat, II International College of Pampanga (former Science & Technology Inc.) address: CIC Bldg, Aurea St., , Samsonville Dau, , Mabalacat, Pampanga) III Nueva Ecija 1st Colleges of Advance Private TVI Provincial Road, cor. None ICT Animation NC II 636 hours 201403042238 August 15, 2014 WTR Technology and Faigal St., Saranay Management of the Phils., District, Guimba, Nueva Inc. Ecija III Nueva Ecija 1st Colleges of Advance Private TVI Provincial Road, cor. None ICT Visual Graphic Design NC III 687 hours 201403043239 August 15, 2014 WTR Technology and Faigal St., Saranay Management of the Phils., District, Guimba, Nueva Inc. Ecija III Nueva Ecija 3rd Community Colleges of the Private TVI Old CIC Bldg., Cathedral None ICT Animation NC II 534 Hours 201403042244 August 18, 2014 WTR Phils. Foundation, Inc. Cpd., Del Pilar St., Cabanatuan City III Nueva Ecija 3rd Community Colleges of the Private TVI Old CIC Bldg., Cathedral None Tourism Food & Beverage Services NC II 354 Hours 201403042247 August 18, 2014 WTR Phils. Foundation, Inc. Cpd., Del Pilar St., Cabanatuan City III Nueva Ecija 3rd Community Colleges of the Private TVI Old CIC Bldg., Cathedral None Health, Social & Other Massage Therapy NC II 585 Hours 201403042245 August 18, 2014 WTR Phils. Foundation, Inc. Cpd., Del Pilar St., Community Dev't Services Cabanatuan City III Nueva Ecija 3rd Community Colleges of the Private TVI Old CIC Bldg., Cathedral None Health, Social & Other Microfinance Technology NC II 454 Hours 201403042246 August 18, 2014 WTR Phils. Foundation, Inc. Cpd., Del Pilar St., Community Dev't Services Cabanatuan City III Nueva Ecija 3rd Community Colleges of the Private TVI Old CIC Bldg., Cathedral None Tourism Tourism Promotion Services NC II 93 Hours 201403042248 August 18, 2014 WTR Phils. Foundation, Inc. Cpd., Del Pilar St., Cabanatuan City III Nueva Ecija 1st Dep-Ed ALS Gabaldon Private TVI Geronimo St., St. John None ICT Computer Hardware Servicing NC II 392 Hours 201403042269 September 10, 2014 WTR District, Guimba, Nueva Ecija III Bulacan 4th Early Christian College pf Private TVI R. Mercado St., Macaiban, 09172732247 Tourism Food & Beverage Services NC II 356 hours 201403032249 August 19, 2014 WTR Arts and Technology Poblacion, Sta. Maria, Bulacan III Nueva Ecija 4th Gapan Computer & Private TVI 4/F Yamsuan bldg., Tinio 486-0935 Electronics Consumer Electronics Servicing NC 440 hours 201403062256 August 28, 2014 WTR Technical Institute St., San Vicente, Gapan, II Nueva Ecija III Pampanga 3rd Gateways Institute of Private TVI 3F PSP Bldg, Jose Abad (045)436-5385/ Tourism Events Management Services NC 108 hours 201403053284 Sept 15, 2014 WTR Science and Technology, Santos Ave. Dolores, City 09218120264 III Inc. of San Fdo Pamp III Pampanga 4th Gonzalo Puyat School of Public TESDA Technology San Sebastian, San Luis, 045-9610741/ 436-1776 Health, Social & Other Hairdressing NC II 656 hours MTP September 3, 2014 WTR Arts and Trades Institution Pampanga Community Dev't Services 2014032261 III Pampanga 4th Gonzalo Puyat School of Public TESDA Technology San Sebastian, San Luis, 045-9610741/ 436-1776 Metals and Engineering Shielded Metal Arc Welding 268 hours MTP September 3, 2014 WTR Arts and Trades Institution Pampanga (SMAW) NC I 2014032262 III Pampanga 1st ILEAD INSTITUTE FOR Private TVI Sto. Entierro St., Brgy Sto (045)8881176 Tourism Cookery NC II 500 hours 201403052250 August 20, 2014 WTR LEARNING INC. Cristo, Angeles City, Pampanga III Pampanga 1st ILEAD INSTITUTE FOR Private TVI Sto. Entierro St., Brgy Sto (045)8881176 Tourism Cookery NC II 278 hours 201403052251 August 20, 2014 WTR LEARNING INC. Cristo, Angeles City, Pampanga III Bulacan 1st Malolos Training Center Public LGU Sitio Umboy, San Agustin, 09152020082 Metals and Engineering Shielded Metal Arc Welding 274 hours 201403032207 July 25, 2014 WTR City of Malolos, Bulacan (SMAW) NC II III Bulacan 1st Malolos Training Center Public LGU Sitio Umboy, San Agustin, 09152020082 Tourism Bread & Pastry Production NC II 141 hours 201403032208 July 25, 2014 WTR City of Malolos, Bulacan III Bulacan 5th Mobilepro Corporation Private TVI 3rd floor, Dalisay Bldg., 09175875592 Tourism Bartending NC II 438 Hours 201403037263 September 5, 2014 WTR Gov. F. Halili Ave., City of san Jose del Monte, Bulacan III Bulacan 5th Mobilepro Corporation Private TVI 3rd floor, Dalisay Bldg., 09175875592 Health, Social & Other Hilot (Wellness Massage) NC II 120 Hours 201403032264 September 5, 2014 WTR Gov. F. Halili Ave., City of Community Dev't Services san Jose del Monte, Bulacan III Bulacan 5th Mobilepro Corporation Private TVI 3rd floor, Dalisay Bldg., 09175875592 ICT Finishing Course for Call Center 100 Hours 201403032265 September 5, 2014 NTR Gov. F. Halili Ave., City of Agents NC II san Jose del Monte, Bulacan III Pampanga 3rd Outsource Net Global Private TVI 2nd Floor, Jomafer Bldg., 0917-5112472 Health, Social & Other Hilot (Wellness Massage) NC II 120 hours 201403052197 July 11, 2014 WTR Cares Inc. MacArthur Highway, San Community Dev't Services Agustin, City of San Fernando, Pampanga III Nueva Ecija 3rd Pamantasan ng Araullo Private HEI Maharlika Highway, Bitas, (044)464-3300 ICT Computer Hardware Servicing NC II 392 Hours 201403042241 August 18, 2014 WTR (Araullo University), Inc. Cabanatuan City III Nueva Ecija 3rd Pamantasan ng Araullo Private HEI Maharlika Highway, Bitas, (044)464-3300 Tourism Bartending NC II 286 hours 201403042276 September 11, 2014 WTR (Araullo University), Inc. Cabanatuan City III Nueva Ecija 3rd Pamantasan ng Araullo Private HEI Maharlika Highway, Bitas, (044)464-3300 Tourism Tourism Promotion Services NC II 72 hours 201403042277 September 11, 2014 WTR (Araullo University), Inc. Cabanatuan City III Bulacan 4th St. Clara de Montefalco Private TVI Km20, North Diversion 09228437131 Health, Social & Other Health Care Services NC II 996 hours 201403032258 August 28, 2014 WTR College Road, Malhacan, Community Dev't Services meycauayan, Bulacan III Bulacan 4th St. Justine College of Asia Private TVI JP Rizal St., Poblacion, 09061091688 ICT Computer Hardware Servicing NC II 392 Hours 201403032267 September 5, 2014 WTR Sta. Maria, Bulacan III Bulacan 4th St. Justine College of Asia Private TVI JP Rizal St.,
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