LET Schedule 2026 & How to Apply
Last updated: March 2026
Important: LET schedules and requirements are set by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC). Always verify the latest information at prc.gov.ph. The information below is based on the most recent PRC announcements available at the time of writing.
The Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET) is typically administered twice a year by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC). This guide covers the 2026 LET schedule, application requirements, fees, and a step-by-step walkthrough of the application process.
LET 2026 Schedule
The PRC typically administers the LET twice a year. Based on historical patterns, the expected 2026 schedule is:
First LET 2026 (March)
- Exam date: Typically held in March (exact date announced by PRC)
- Filing period: Usually opens 2-3 months before the exam date
- Coverage: Both Elementary and Secondary levels
Second LET 2026 (September)
- Exam date: Typically held in September (exact date announced by PRC)
- Filing period: Usually opens 2-3 months before the exam date
- Coverage: Both Elementary and Secondary levels
The PRC publishes official Board Exam schedules for the entire year. Check the PRC official website for confirmed dates. Exam results are typically released within 30-45 working days after the exam.
Who Can Apply for the LET?
Under Republic Act No. 7836, the following individuals are qualified to take the LET:
- For LET Elementary: Graduates of Bachelor of Elementary Education (BEEd) or equivalent degree programs
- For LET Secondary: Graduates of Bachelor of Secondary Education (BSEd) or equivalent degree programs
- Non-education graduates: Holders of a bachelor's degree with at least 18 professional units in education may qualify for the appropriate level
- Must be a Filipino citizen
- Must be of good moral character
- Must have no pending criminal case involving moral turpitude
Documentary Requirements
Prepare the following documents before applying:
For First-Time Takers
- Properly filled-out application form (available online through PRC LERIS)
- NSO/PSA Birth Certificate (original and photocopy)
- Transcript of Records with Special Order number and date of graduation (original and photocopy)
- Certificate of Good Moral Character from the school last attended
- Four (4) pieces of passport-sized photos (white background, with complete name tag)
- Valid government-issued ID
- Marriage Certificate (for married female applicants, if applicable)
- NBI Clearance (required for some applicants)
For Re-Takers
- Properly filled-out application form
- Previous Notice of Admission (NOA) or Examination Record
- Four (4) pieces of passport-sized photos
- Valid government-issued ID
- Other documents as required by PRC
Application Fees
The typical fees for LET application are:
- Application fee: P900.00 (may vary; check PRC for current rates)
- Additional documentary stamp tax and other processing fees may apply
Note: Fees are subject to change. Always check the latest PRC fee schedule.
Step-by-Step Application Process
The PRC uses the online LERIS (Licensure Examination and Registration Information System) for LET applications. Here is the general process:
Step 1: Create a PRC Online Account
Visit the PRC website and create an account on the LERIS portal if you do not have one yet. You will need a valid email address. First-time applicants must register and complete their profile.
Step 2: Apply Online for the LET
Log in to LERIS and select the LET examination. Choose your level (Elementary or Secondary) and preferred testing center. Fill out all required information accurately.
Step 3: Pay the Application Fee
After submitting your online application, pay the examination fee. Payment can typically be made through authorized banks, payment centers, or online payment channels as specified by PRC.
Step 4: Submit Documents at PRC
Visit your nearest PRC regional or satellite office to submit your documentary requirements. Bring original documents and photocopies. The PRC will verify your documents and process your application.
Step 5: Receive Your Notice of Admission (NOA)
Once your application is approved, you can download your NOA from the LERIS portal. The NOA contains your seat number, testing center, and exam schedule. Print at least two copies.
Step 6: Take the Exam
On exam day, bring your NOA, valid IDs, pencils (No. 2), erasers, and sharpener. Arrive at the testing center at least 30 minutes before the exam starts. Electronic devices are not allowed inside the testing room.
Testing Centers
The LET is administered simultaneously in multiple testing centers across the Philippines. Major testing centers include:
- NCR — Metro Manila (multiple venues)
- CAR — Baguio City
- Region I — San Fernando, La Union
- Region II — Tuguegarao City
- Region III — San Fernando, Pampanga
- Region IV-A — Batangas City, Lucena City
- Region V — Legazpi City
- Region VI — Iloilo City
- Region VII — Cebu City
- Region VIII — Tacloban City
- Region IX — Zamboanga City
- Region X — Cagayan de Oro City
- Region XI — Davao City
- Region XII — General Santos City
- CARAGA — Butuan City
- BARMM — Cotabato City
Exam Day Reminders
- What to bring: NOA, at least 2 valid IDs, No. 2 pencils (at least 3), eraser, pencil sharpener
- What NOT to bring: Mobile phones, calculators, bags (some centers provide designated storage areas)
- Dress code: Wear smart casual attire. Some centers enforce a strict dress code — no sleeveless tops, shorts, or slippers.
- Arrive early: Gates typically open at 6:00 AM. Be seated before 7:00 AM.
- Eat breakfast: The exam is long. A good breakfast helps maintain focus and energy.
- Check your venue: Visit the testing center the day before if possible, especially if it is in an unfamiliar location.
After the Exam: Results and Registration
LET results are typically released 30-45 working days after the exam. You can check results through:
- PRC official website (prc.gov.ph)
- PRC social media accounts
- Major Philippine news websites
If you pass, you need to register with the PRC to obtain your Professional Regulation Commission ID and Certificate of Registration. The registration process includes:
- Apply for registration through LERIS
- Pay the registration fee
- Take the Professional Teacher's Oath
- Receive your PRC ID and Certificate of Registration
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