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Date May 2 5 2018 Republika ng Pilipinas KAGAWARAN NG KATARUNGAN Department of Justice 'tt Manila MIG-DC DEPARTMENT CIRCULAR NO. 02 n TO : Undersecretaries/Assistant Secretaries All Heads of Bureaus, Commissions and Offices attached to the Department Chiefs of Service/Staff In the Office of the Secretary All Concerned SUBJECT : GSIS Scholarship Program for Academic Year 2018-2019 date may 2 5 2018 Attached is a letter dated 02 May 2018 from the President and General Manager, Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) inviting applicants to the GSIS Scholarship Program (GSP)for Academic Year 2018-2019. The GSP is open to qualified members and Permanent Total Disability (PTD) pensioners below 60 years old who have incoming college children/dependents accepted or enrolled in any four-or five-year college course or priority course (Annex A) identified by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) in a higher educational institution that has its own charter or a school qualified by the CHED as Level IV and III, autonomous, or with a deregulated status (Annex B). Qualified members who may apply include active and regular GSIS members who have salary grades 24 and below, or its equivalent job level. Deadline for submission of application will be on 15 June 2018. Details of the program are contained in the attached factsheet. Application forms may be downloaded from the GSIS website, www.gsis.gov.ph. For information, guidance and appropriate action. MENARDO I. GUEVARRA Secretary Department o' Justice Ct^;020180S276 I ^Government Service Insurance System I Financial Center, Pasay City, Metro Manila 1308 2 May 2018 OFftefi qr tHE SECRETAnV ,, , ' Acting Sec. MENARDO I. GUEVARRA Department of Justice (DOJ) 7018 DOJ Main Building, P. Faura Street, Ermita, Manila 0, ^TT- DE,BART.MENT OF TTfCE. Dear Acting Secretary Guevarra: The Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) will accept applications to the GSIS Scholarship Program (GSP)for Academic Year 2018-2019 until 15 June 2018. The GSP is open to qualified members and Permanent Total Disability (PTD) pensioners below 60 years old who have incoming college children/dependents accepted or enrolled in any four- or five-year college course or priority course (Annex A) identified by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) in a higher education institution that has its own charter or a school qualified by the CHED as Levels IV and III, autonomous, or with a deregulated status (Annex B). Qualified members who may apply include active and regular GSIS members who have salary grades of 24 and below, or its equivalent job level. In addition, childless married members and single members are also eligible. For PTD pensioners, their last compensation shall serve as basis in the selection process. The program is also offered to persons with disabilities, indigenous peoples and solo parents (as defined under the Solo Parent's Welfare Act of 2000) who are GSIS members. Chosen scholars will enjoy the following benefits: • Actual cost of tuition and miscellaneous fees not exceeding Php40,000 per academic year; and • Monthly stipend of Php3,000 for the duration of the course. We would appreciate your continued support and cooperation, specifically in informing ayid disseminating the program to your employees. Details of the program^are contained in the attached factsheet. Application forms may be downloaded from/ne GSIS website, www.gsls.gov.ph. Thank yo j for your/continued cooperation. Very trul^ yours. ATTYTjKUStCLINT O. ARANAS Presiderjyand General Manager O P G M PASEGURUHAN NO MGA NAGLILINGKOD SA PAMAHALAAN (GOVERNMENT SERVICE INSURANCE SYSTEM) Financial Center, Roxas Boulevard, Pasay City 1308 GSIS GSIS SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM AY 2018-2019 APPLICATION FORM Application period: April 16, 2018 to June 15, 2018 APPLICANT'S COPY SEE REVERSE PORTION INSTRUCTIONS: Please print and complete all entries in capital letters and check the appropriate box. Attach birth certificate and other required documents. Name of Member-Applicant Complete Home Address GSIS BP No, . Date of Birth (mm/dd/yyyy) . Home Phone Mobile No Email Address Civil Status D Single D Married D Separated GSIS Status DActive member Dptd pensioner Sectoral Group Affiliation {if applicable): Q Solo/Single ParentfSPjlZj Person with disabilityfPWDj[U Indigenous People (IP) Agency Name. Agency Address Type of Agency DNat'lGov't D LGU Q GFI D GOCC Others, pis. specify. Office Phone No. Position. Years in Government Service Salary Grade (if based on job level, indicate equivalent salary grade) __ Annual Basic Salary Name of Spouse (if applicable) (LAST) (FIRST) Occupation. Agency/Address .Mobile No. Name of Dependent Relationship to the Member-Applicant .Gender □Male □Female Course Title Course Duration □ 4 yrs I 15 yrs LTl Others (indicate no. of years/months). Term: Semestral .Trimester. .Quad When Classes Will Open (Month) Complete School Name/Address Applicant's Signature over Printed Name Date Accomplished ECEIVE D.ATL D BY Ol i-ICH GSIS SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM (GSP) FOR AY 2018-2019 Application Period: 16 April to 15 June 2018 1. All active and regular GSIS members at the time of application with premium payments for the last six (6) months and are permanent employees in the government with at least three (3) years of service and with salary grade of 24 or below or its equivalent job level are eligible to apply. Likewise, all Permanent Total Disability (RID) pensioners who are below sixty (60) years of age may nominate their children for scholarship, with their last compensation to be used as basis for the selection process. From hereon, RID pensioners shall also be referred to as "members". 2. The member is allowed to nominate one (1) scholar who meets the following qualifications: a. Must be a child of a member, including the child/dependent of solo parent-member as defined under The Solo Parents' Welfare Act or the dependent of a childless married or single member; and b. An incoming college freshman-dependent who is accepted in or taking up any 4- or 5-year course (Annex A) at schools identified by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) in a Higher Education Institution (HEI) with its own charter or a school qualified by the CHED as Levels IV and III, Autonomous or Deregulated (Annex B). 3. Eligible members may secure an application and certification forms (see reverse portion) from any GSIS office or may download the same from the GSIS website (www.gsis.gov.ph). 4. For ali appiicants, please submit the following requirements to the nearest GSIS office for processing: a. Duly accomplished forms b. Dependent's Birth Certificate 5. For applicants with sectoral group affiliation, please submit the following additional requirements: a. Endorsement from the head of agency/office attesting to the veracity of claim that you belong to the sector you have checked b. Original/certified true copy of government-issued authentication, i.e. RWD ID from the local social welfare development office (LSWDO) or National Council on Disability Affairs; Certificate of Confirmation of Tribal Membership from National Commission on Indigenous Peoples; and SP ID from LSWDO. 6. Eligible GSIS members will be selected based on their annual basic salary and length of service. 7. The scholar shall be entitled to the following benefits during the 4- or 5-year course duration: a. Actual cost of tuition and miscellaneous fees not to exceed P40,000.00 per academic year, regardless of the number of terms (not to include summer classes and provided that the course is finished within the regular duration prescribed by the school for that 4- or 5-year course); and b. Monthly stipend of P3,000.00 8. The scholarship grant is non-transferable. 9. Only those who complied with abovementioned requirements are qualified to apply. CONTACT US: For follow up or inquiries, email: asisscholarshiD(a)asis.aov.Dh or call (02) 976-4970 PASEGURUHAN NG MGA NAGLILINGKOD SA PAMAHALAAN (GOVERNMENT SERVICE INSURANCE SYSTEM) Financial Center, Roxas Boulevard, Pasay City 1308 GSIS GSIS SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM AY 2018-2019 APPLICATION FORM GSIS COPY Application Period: 16 April to 15 June 2018 INSTRUCTIONS: Please print and complete all entries in capital letters and check the appropriate box. Attach birth certificate and other required documents. Name of Member-Applicant (MIODIX) Complete Home Address, GSIS BP No. , Date of Birth (mm/dd/yyyy) Home Phone. Mobile No Email Address Civil Status [H Single IZl Married d Separated GSIS Status d Active member dPTD pensioner Sectoral Group Affiliation {if applicable): Id Solo/Single ParentfSPjdl Person with disabilityfPWDj Id Indigenous People (IP) Agency Name Agency Address. Type of Agency IdNat'lGov't dl LGU dl GFI dl GOCC Others, pis. specify. Office Phone No. Position . Years in Government Service Salary Grade (if based on job level, indicate equivalent salary grade) _ Annual Basic Salary Name of Spouse (if applicable) (l-'STi (FIRST! Occupation Agency/Address Mobile No. Name of Dependent. Relationship to the Member-Applicant Gender DMale □ Female Course Title Course Duration □ 4 yrs □5 yrs I—i Others (indicate no. of years/months) _ Term Semestral Trimester_ _Quad When Classes Will Open (Month) Complete School Name/Address Applicant's Signature over Printed Name Date Accomplished ECEIVE R D.ATL D BY : OFFICE: GSIS SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM (GSP) FOR AY 2018-2019 Application Period: 16 April to 15 June 2018 All active and regular GSIS members at the time of application with premium payments for the last six (6) months and are permanent employees in the government with at least three (3) years of service and with salary grade of 24 or below or its equivalent job level are eligible to apply. Likewise, all Permanent Total Disability (PTD) pensioners who are below sixty (60) years of age may nominate their children for scholarship, with their last compensation to be used as basis for the selection process. From hereon, PTD pensioners shall also be referred to as "members".
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