BANGUED, Abra -- The
Registry of Qualified Applicants (RQA) is a registry, not a ranking for
teacher-applicants.
Abra Assistant Schools
Division Superintendent Christopher Benigno explained this here to clarify
misconceptions that the RQA is a ranking.
Passing the
RQA is a requirement for hiring.
Applicants
have to garner at least 70 points which are earned based on the criteria set by
DepEd which include the educational attainment, eligibility, specialized skills
trainings, interview and demonstration, among others.
"Even if
a teacher-applicant ranks No. 1 in the result of the RQA, it does not follow
that he or she should be the first to be hired/deployed because there are other
criteria considered," Benigno emphasized.
But one of
the major considerations in the deployment/hiring of teachers is
the localization law where teachers coming from the locality are given
priority to be hired, he said.
To address
the problem of lack of teachers, Benigno assured that deployment will be done
by April 2019 and all vacant positions will be filled up before the next school
year starts. -- JDP/MTBB - PIA CAR, Abra
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