Degree equivalency
Map years of overseas work and training to formal academic credit through recognized pathways.
The Expanded Tertiary Education Equivalency and Accreditation Program (ETEEAP) helps qualified OFWs earn a degree by accrediting relevant experience—guided by CHED and partner higher education institutions.
A clearer path from lived expertise to a diploma — without starting from zero when you have already done the work.
Map years of overseas work and training to formal academic credit through recognized pathways.
Documented review and validation that respects how OFWs actually build expertise on the job.
Structured to national standards so your credentials stay transparent and institution-ready.
Five waypoints you can expect when pursuing ETEEAP with a partner school. Each is a charted stop, not a hurdle — set your bearings and keep moving.
Submit your profile and intent to an accredited partner institution.
Credential and experience packets are checked for completeness and alignment.
Interviews, portfolios, or exams—depending on your program and HEI.
Credits are recorded; you continue coursework toward your degree goal.
Finish remaining requirements and graduate with a recognized qualification.
Take the first step toward formal recognition of the career you have already built abroad.
Start your application