The new administration has ordered the Department of Education (DepEd) to halt the implementation of the National Educators Academy of the Philippines' guidelines for professional development programs and courses for teachers and school leaders (NEAP).
In line with the directions of the new administration, the Department of Education has issued a moratorium on the implementation of the guidelines for professional development programs and courses for teachers and school leaders recognized by the National Educators Academy of the Philippines .In DepEd Memorandum No. 12 series of 2023 signed by DepEd Undersecretary for Human Resource and Organizational Development Gloria Jumamil-Mercado, the moratorium covers the implementation of DepEd Order No.
This moratorium, DepEd said, was issued in line with the “new directions of this administration through the MATATAG Agenda which envisions to implement resilient reforms in the curriculum implementation, quality basic education services, maximum provision of education facilities, protection of learner well-being, and development of teacher support programs.”
Related to this, DepEd said that availing of the HRD Fund through the NEAP Recognition process in accordance to DO 030, s. 2021 or the Multiyear Implementing Guidelines on the Allocation and Utilization of the Human Resource Development Fund for Teachers and Leaders “shall also be held in abeyance until such time that NEAP issues new directions and policies related to DepEd Professional Development System.
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