Completion of CETS (100% compliance required); Career Guidance Culminating Activity; Submission of School Career Guidance Implementation Report; Job Matching and Referral; Upskilling/Reskilling Referral
Section 11. Curriculum Exit Tracking System (CETS)
The annual Curriculum Exit Tracking shall be conducted for all graduating SHS learners to gather data on their intended exits after graduation.
The system is officially open during the Second Term (starting February 26) and shall close on or before the graduation period. All Regional and Division Youth Formation Coordinators, Guidance Counselors, Guidance Designates, Career Advocates, and Grade 12 Section Advisers, with assistance from the Supreme Secondary Learner Government (SSLG) Officers and their respective Teacher Advisers, are directed to facilitate the administration of the survey.
Schools are encouraged to conduct a Localized Career Expo during the Second Term (March) and may extend to the Third Term (April) . The LCEx may include career caravans, career fairs, and similar activities that provide learners with career guidance and opportunities highlighting the four curriculum exits.
PART V
INTEGRATION WITH STRENGTHENED SHS CURRICULUM
Section 13. Key Features of the Strengthened SHS Curriculum
Under the Strengthened SHS Curriculum, there are only two tracks: Academic and Technical Professional (TechPro). Electives related to Arts and Design and Sports are categorized under the Academic Track.
Core subjects are streamlined from 15 to 5, aligned with CHED General Education subjects. These subjects are fully delivered in Grade 11 and no longer offered in Grade 12.
Learners no longer enter fixed strands. Instead, learners take core subjects and choose electives based on their interests and goals. Electives are organized into clusters, which are not the same as strands because schools are not required to