LET Reviewer 2021 – The Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET) is a PRC-regulated exam with most number of examinees being administered by the Board of Professional Teachers (BPT).

Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET) is a test of the overall knowledge and proficiency of prospective teachers to provide a reliable structure, which the practice of prospective teachers can be measured and proven, and it gives access to continuing growth and development.

1. Ten Tips on Passing the Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET)
2. MAKE A LIST OF YOUR WEAKEST SUBJECTS WHEN YOU WERE IN COLLEGE.
3. CREATE A TIME TABLE.
4. KNOW THE FOCUS OF THE EXAM.
5. SPEND AT LEAST 1 TO 4 HOURS READING LECTURES.
6. DON’T MEMORIZE TOO MUCH.
7. GET ENOUGH SLEEP, RELAX AND DON’T FORGET TO TAKE A REST.

The LET is not a difficult exam, in fact, it is considered as among the easiest Government exam, just a bit more difficult than the Midwifery board exam. The best time to take the examination is just after you’ve graduated from College. It’s when you have amassed enormous amount of knowledge.

Applicants are qualified to take the exam if they have a bachelor’s degree in arts and sciences with a minimum of ten units in professional education and holders of Early Childhood Education (BECED) degrees.

MANILA, Philippines (Updated September 10) – The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) released the September 2021 Licensure Exam for Teachers (LET) room assignments few weeks before the exams. The September 2021 BLEPT/ teachers licensure exams are originally scheduled on March 2020 but later re-scheduled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The September 2021 BLEPT/ teachers licensure exams are originally scheduled on March 2020 but later re-scheduled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It is now moved and subdivided into […]

Here you can find the Licensure Examination for Teachers/ LET updates from the Professional Regulation Commission for Batch 1 (September 2021), Batch 2 (January 2022), Batch 3 (March 2022) and Batch 4 (June 2022). Find here the updates on schedule, room assignments, results, registration, oath-taking, among others.