One of the much debated topic with respect to the
Licensure exams of our country’s professionals.
Department of Labor Secretary Silvestre Bello III floated the idea of abolishing licensure exams,
especially for nursing and law, arguing that people seeking to enter
professions where these are needed have already taken enough tests as students.
“Napakamahal kumuha ng kursong
nursing. Kukuha sila ng four years, after graduating, kukuha sila ng board
exam. Bakit pa kailangan ng board exam eh ilang exam ang dinaanan nila sa
nursing?” Bello told a news conference.
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| Department of Labor Secretary Silvestre Bello III (photo credit to owner) |
(It’s very expensive to take the
nursing program. They’ll take it for four years, after graduating, they’ll have
to take the board exam. Why do they need that when they’ve taken so many exams
in the nursing program?)
“Palagay ko hindi na kailangan,
especially so kung ‘yong eskwelahan ay accredited by no less than the CHED
(Commission on Higher Education). Hindi ka ba naniniwala sa mga eskwelahan
nating accredited by CHED?” he added.
(I think a test is not needed,
especially if the school is accredited by no less than the CHED. Don’t you
believe in our schools accredited by CHED?)
He also included graduates from engineering, dentistry and law should be abolished.
“Why don’t we do away with Bar
[Exam?] Tutal ‘yong estudyante may four years pre-law, four years [law school]
proper, dadaan ka sa rigorous scrutiny, graduate ka as Ll.B. (Bachelor of Laws)
graduate, tapos pak, dadaan ka pa sa Bar,” he said.
(Why don’t we do away with the Bar
Exam? A student goes through four years of pre-law, four years of law school
proper, you’ll pass through rigorous scrutiny, you’ll graduate with a Bachelor
of Laws, then you’ll have to pass the Bar.)
He clarifies that this is just an
idea but said that he did tell the
Philippine Nurses Association and the Board of Nursing during a meeting to
study it so they can propose to Congress to amend the law requiring licensure
exams for nursing.
He also said the removal of licensure
exams may be his pet bill should he make a return to Congress
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