February 24, 2010

Dear Sir / Madam,

Greetings!

This is to inform your good office that COLEGIO de CASTILLEJOS is already an Examination Center for PHILNITS (formerly JITSE) within REGION III.

This coming March 28, 2010 (together with the FE & SW Exams) CDC will be facilitating a pilot testing for the IT Passport certification Exams. This was introduced in Japan only last year. For this year, the Pilot Test will be conducted in Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, Myanmar, Mongolia and the Philippines.

I am inviting your I.T. Staff to join in this Pilot Exam. Although there will be no valid Certificate to be issued, but PHILNITS are proposing to give a Certificate of Attendance to those who will participate in this Pilot Test with the score written at the back of the Certificate. It is just a Pilot Test and we shall be having the first Regular Exam on October. The IT Passport Exam is Level 1 while FE is Level 2 and SW (now called AP) is Level 3.

Starting this October 2010, CDC will be conducting a regular examination for PHILNITS Level 1, 2 and 3 Certifications.

We shall be charging an Exam fee of P50.00 for student and govt. employee, and P100.00 for Private individual/employee.

Deadline of Registration is extended until March 4, 2010.

All the materials on this exam can be downloaded from our website (www.colegiodecastillejos.com).

Thanks & God bless!

Respectfully yours,
FROILAN D. MOBO
Dean, College of Information Technology

Noted by:
KEVIEN P. CABARRUBIAS, Ph.D.
College President

Hey there Herb! Musta na? This sounds very interesting, but I do have one question. What benefits would one get from taking/passing the exam?

ok lang ako sir hehehehe! i think one edge of being Philnits passer or certified is employment. the companies located in countries (e.g japan, malaysia, philippines etc) recognize the said certification. for more details and other benefits kindly inquire it to Colegio De Castillejos (POC. Froilan Mobo, School Dean).

thank you for your interest.

>>> hndi n po b pdeng humabol sa registration?