March 2026 LET Application Schedule and Requirements

PRC Announces Application Schedule, New Test Centers for March 2026 LET; Results Slated for May 15, 2026 

MANILA – The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) has officially announced the application schedule for the March 2026 Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET), along with the addition of 21 new test centers across the Philippines to expand access for examinees.


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The newly included test locations cover key areas in Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao: Bacolod, Batanes, Bayambang, Bohol, Cauayan, Digos, Dumaguete, General Santos, Ilocos Norte, Ilocos Sur, Kidapawan, Laguna, Lipa (Batangas), Maasin (Southern Leyte), Marinduque, Mati, Nueva Vizcaya, Oroquieta (Misamis Occidental), Romblon, Sablayan (Occidental Mindoro), and Tagum.

PRC also confirmed that results of the March 2026 LET are targeted for release on May 15, 2026, providing examinees with a timeline for their post-examination waiting period.

The commission has yet to disclose specific details on the application period, requirements, and testing fees, advising prospective examinees to monitor PRC’s official website and social media channels for upcoming announcements.

PRC Unveils Full March 2026 LET Guidelines: Eligibility Rules, Document Checklist, and New Test Centers

Building on its earlier announcement of test center expansions and result timelines, the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) has released the complete eligibility criteria and documentary requirements for the March 2026 Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET) – a critical roadmap for thousands of aspiring educators vying to join the country’s teaching profession.

Who Can Apply? The Gatekeepers of Eligibility

Aspiring examinees must clear three key hurdles to qualify, with citizenship, character, and education taking center stage:

- Citizenship & Age: Must be a Filipino citizen (or a foreign national with reciprocal rights under PRC rules), at least 18 years old, and of good moral character – with no criminal conviction for offenses involving moral turpitude.

- Educational Credentials:

- Elementary Level: A Bachelor of Elementary Education (BEEd) degree or equivalent, with all required professional education units.

- Secondary Level: Either a Bachelor of Secondary Education (BSEd) with a major, or a bachelor’s degree in arts or sciences paired with at least 18 professional education units. All equivalent degrees must meet strict PRC and Commission on Higher Education (CHED) standards for the intended teaching level.

The Paper Trail: What You’ll Need to Submit

The application process, which runs exclusively through the PRC’s Licensure Examination and Registration Information System (LERIS) online portal, requires different document sets for first-timers and retakers – with attention to detail being non-negotiable.

For First-Time Examinees:

Prepare both original copies and photocopies of these items before your verification appointment:

- Transcript of Records (TOR) with a scanned photo and the mandatory remark: “For Board Examination Purposes Only”
- PSA Birth Certificate
- PSA Marriage Contract (if married)
- Valid government-issued ID (UMID, passport, or driver’s license)
- Examination fee payment (typically ₱900.00)
- Required documentary stamps
- Notice of Admission (NOA) – to be printed after all requirements are verified online.

For Repeaters / Retakers:

Simpler but still thorough: Reapply via LERIS and present your previous Notice of Admission along with other original documents from your initial application.

21 New Test Centers to Reduce Travel Burden

In a move to make the LET more accessible nationwide, PRC has added 21 new test locations spanning Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao – including Bacolod, Batanes, Bayambang, Bohol, Cauayan, Digos, Dumaguete, General Santos, Ilocos Norte, Ilocos Sur, Kidapawan, Laguna, Lipa (Batangas), Maasin (Southern Leyte), Marinduque, Mati, Nueva Vizcaya, Oroquieta (Misamis Occidental), Romblon, Sablayan (Occidental Mindoro), and Tagum.

Results for the March 2026 LET are still scheduled for release on May 15, 2026, giving examinees a clear timeline to plan their next steps in their teaching journey.

PRC advises all prospective examinees to monitor its official website and social media for the upcoming application period announcement, reminding them to complete their LERIS registration early to avoid last-minute delays.

2026 Examination Schedule
Date of ExaminationOpening of ApplicationDeadline of ApplicationTarget Release of Results
March 15, 2026December 03, 2025February 03, 2026May 15, 2026
September 20, 2026May 22, 2026July 23, 2026November 27, 2026

LERIS Account Assistance

If you have technical concerns with the with your LERIS account, including resetting your password, editing mismatched records, and other related concerns, you may email PRC’s Licensure Exam Division through the following emails:

  • licensure.division@prc.gov.ph
  • licensure.office@prc.gov.ph

Who Can Take the LET Exam

Dreaming of shaping young minds and making a difference in the classroom? The first step is understanding the qualifications for the Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET). Here's a breakdown of who's eligible to take this important exam.

The Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET) is your gateway to a fulfilling career in education in the Philippines. But before you can register, it's crucial to ensure you meet the necessary requirements. Here's a clear overview of the qualifications:

Who Can Take the LET?

Age Requirement: You must be at least 18 years old to apply for the LET.

Citizenship: Filipino citizens are eligible to take the exam.

Aliens may also be eligible if their country has reciprocity with the Philippines, as stipulated by Republic Act No. 7836, as amended by RA 9293. This means their country allows Filipino teachers to practice there.

Moral Character: Applicants must possess good moral character, a solid reputation, and strong moral values.

Crucially, you must not have been convicted by a court with a final judgment for any offense involving moral turpitude. Moral turpitude refers to acts considered inherently immoral, base, or depraved.

Qualifications

Enumerated below are the qualifications that are required for candidates who want to become professional teachers in the Philippines:

  • An applicant who aspires to be a professional education teacher must have a BSEEd degree or its equivalent.
  • Similarly, applicants who aim to be licensed secondary education teachers must have a bachelor’s degree in education or its equivalent.
  • All candidates with an equivalent degree must take at least 18 units in Professional Education to qualify.
  • 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.
  • For graduates who want to be licensed teachers in the Philippines to teach vocational and two-year technical courses, a bachelor’s degree in the field of profession or its equivalent is a requirement and must have attained at least 18 units in professional education to be qualified to take the exam.

Requirements for First Timers

After you have verified that you are eligible to take the LET, you must submit your application with the documents listed below.

  • A printed copy of your appointment schedule;
  • Original and photocopy versions of your Transcript of Records (TOR), the seal of the school, date of graduation, with scanned picture and remarks: “For Board Examination Purposes Only”;
  • Original and photocopy versions of your Birth Certificate issued by the PSA;
  • Examination Fee of 900 pesos

For married female applicants, provide the original and photocopy versions of your marriage contract issued by the PSA;

  • Original and photocopy versions of any government-issued ID.
  • Present a photocopy of the SO (Special Order) duly signed the CHED if your school is not exempted from the issuance of SO.

Requirements for Retakers

For applicants re-taking the LET, prepare the following documentary LET exam requirements and submit them to your designated PRC Regional Office on the appointment date:

  • A printed copy of your appointment schedule;
  • Original Notice of Admission (for the previous exam);
  • If the NOA is no longer available, you can present a photocopy of your TOR.

LET Coverage

The March 2026 Licensure Exam for Teachers (LET) (Elementary & Secondary Levels) will cover the following topics:

General Education (Gen. Ed.)

  • English – Study and Thinking Skills, Writing in the Discipline, Speech and Oral Communication, Philippine Literature and Master Works of the World 
  • Filipino – Komunikasyon sa Akademikong Pilipino, Pagbasa at Pagsulat sa Panananaliksik at Masining na Pagpapahayag 
  • Mathematics – Fundamentals of Math, Plane Geometry, Elementary Algebra and Statistics and Probability 
  • Science – Biological Science – General Biology, Physical Science with Earth Science 
  • Social Sciences – Philippine Government New Constitution with Human Rights, Philippine History, Basic Economics, Taxation, Agrarian Reform, Society, Culture with Family Planning; Rizal and other Heroes, Philosophy of Man, Arts, General Psychology and Information and Communication Technology 

Professional Education (Prof. Ed.)

  • Teaching Profession, Social Dimensions of Education 
  • Principles of Teaching, Educational Technology and Curriculum Development 
  • Facilitating Learning, Child and Adolescent Development 
  • Assessment of Student Learning, Developmental Reading 
  • Field Study and Practice Teaching 

Specialized subjects were covered in the examinations for the specialization in English, Filipino, Biological Sciences, Physical Sciences, Mathematics, Social Studies and Social Sciences, Values Education, MAPEH, Agriculture and Fishery Arts and Technology, and Livelihood Education.

The journey to becoming a licensed elementary school teacher involves dedication, hard work, and a thorough understanding of the required knowledge. To help future examinees, we've compiled and analyzed data from recent Elementary Level LET exams. Here's a breakdown of the statistics:
Elementary Level – Statistics & Passing Rate
Exam DateNo. of ExamineesNo. of PassersPassing Rate
September 29, 202444,00220,02545.51%
March 17, 202444,76420,89046.67%
September 24, 202350,59323,78247.01%
March 19, 202360,89624,81940.76%
October 2, 202291,46849,78354.43%
June 26, 202217,1498,66750.54%
March 27, 202220,56710,03948.81%
January 30, 202215,6968,73755.66%
September 26, 20218,7264,88355.96%
September 29, 201992,44028,97331.34%
March 24, 201972,05419,65927.28%
September 30, 201890,75018,40920.29%
March 25, 201858,32313,77423.62%
September 24, 201780,50921,19826.33%
March 26, 201753,9155,60010.39%
September 25, 201677,46623,37830.18%
March 20, 201642,73912,12828.38%
September 27, 201568,44221,46131.36%
March 29, 201544,14412,10327.42%
August 17, 201470,78625,30135.74%
January 26, 201438,37711,12028.98%
September 29, 201362,16019,38431.18%
March 10, 201337,11710,31027.78%
The Secondary Level LET is a significant hurdle for those seeking to inspire the next generation of high school students. To provide valuable guidance, we've compiled a detailed analysis of past exam statistics.
Secondary Level – Statistics & Passing Rate
Exam DateNo. of ExamineesNo. of PassersPassing Rate
September 29, 202485,92648,87556.88%
March 17, 202485,98050,53958.78%
September 24, 202395,96953,99556.26%
March 19, 2023102,27248,00546.94%
October 2, 2022139,53471,08050.94%
June 26, 202220,19110,19350.48%
March 27, 202218,7177,80941.72%
January 30, 202222,45412,07453.77%
September 26, 202117,86310,31857.76%
September 29, 2019136,52354,17939.68%
March 24, 201985,82322,27125.95%
September 30, 2018126,58260,80348.03%
March 25, 201876,67322,93629.91%
September 24, 2017107,02049,62646.37%
March 26, 201772,58418,48225.46%
September 25, 201692,75431,33433.78%
March 20, 201653,09018,81035.43%
September 27, 201581,46334,01041.75%
March 29, 201556,59617,90431.63%
August 17, 201477,80326,76734.40%
January 26, 201442,35812,03328.41%
September 29, 201364,79225,75539.75%
March 10, 201338,43315,22339.61%


 

 

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