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Department of Education
POSITION AND COMPETENCY PROFILE
PCP No. ______
Revision Code: 00
Position Title
Accountant III
Salary Grade
19
Parenthetical Title Acountant III
Office Unit SDS Effectivity Date
Reports to SDS Page/s Position Supervised Accountant I, II, Accounting Clerk, Bookkeeper OPEN
JOB SUMMARY To analyze and attest to the accuracy of accounting records and reports and provide information and advice to the management of the schools division to ensure that the utilization of funds for basic education are maximized and compliant with government accounting rules and regulations To supervise, facilitate and monitor the work of the accounting personnel and provide technical assistance to school heads and implementing units to ensure proper utilization of funds and preparation of reliable and timely financial reports.
QUALIFICATION STANDARDS A. CSC Prescribed Qualifications
Education Bachelor’s Degree in Commerce/ Business Administration Major in Accounting
Experience 2 years relevant experience
Eligibility RA 1080 (CPA)
Trainings 8 hours relevant training
B. Preferred Qualification
Education
Experience
Eligibility
Trainings
Accountant III
Key Result Areas (KRAs)
Major Outputs
Duties and Responsbilities
FINANCIAL RECORDS AND REPORTS
Financial Statements (for all funds including foreign funded projects)
Replies to Audit Observation Memorandum (AOM) Analyze and verify consolidated financial statements, supporting
schedules and reports of the Division Office and Implementing Units (IU) by examining the accuracy, validity, and appropriateness of income, expenditure, and other transactions and checking the proper recording of such in the respective book of accounts so as to provide management with reliable and timely reports for making informed decisions and proper utilization of government funds for basic education
Reviews and monitors periodically the entries and maintenance in journals, general ledgers, subsidiary ledgers and the related account schedules to check status and quality assure entries.
Coordinate with RO and CO and other oversight/regulatory agencies on fund releases and other reportorial requirements to ensure compliance in financial recording and reporting.
Prepares replies to Audit Observation Memorandum (AOM), requests and endorsements and other communications from other agencies
FINANCIAL SYSTEMS MAINTENANCE
Guidelines and Division Memorandum
Enhancements in the system implementation
Handbooks and Reference Materials
Develops/ reviews and recommends for approval and issuance memos and guidelines related to the financial system implementation and maintenance to guide personnel utilizing the system.
Conduct periodic review of the financial systems implemented in the schools division, schools and learning centers by gathering feedback and checking adherence to procedures in order to recommend to DepED finance and other oversight agencies (COA, DBM, DOF, etc.) system improvements and enhancements for effective downloading as well as internal control and safeguarding of government funds
Develop and issue reference materials and handbooks to make easy the implementation of the system in the SDO.
MONITORING AND EVALUATION Funding requirements per office and status report
Liquidation Reports of Downloaded Funds
M&E Findings and Recommendations
KRA: MONITORING AND EVALUATION
Outputs:
Funding requirements per office and status report
Liquidation Reports of Downloaded Funds
M&E Findings and Recommendations
Major Tasks:
Monitor delivery of Funding Requirements of the SDO, schools and learning centers to ensure timely provision of financial resource to support the programs, projects and activities for basic education.
Monitor and evaluate the liquidation reports on downloaded or funds transferred to the accountable offices (schools and IUs) by checking and verifying the validity of the disbursements relative to the existing rules and regulations in order to properly account for utilization of government funds
Reviews the existence of accounts payable/unpaid obligations to facilitate processing of claims on government obligations to internal and external stakeholders
Reviews the safekeeping of accounting records, documents, correspondences and reports, and ensures maximum security and systematic compilation of various accounting information
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
Identified Needs for Technical Assistance
Orientation, Seminars, Workshops Provides technical assistance to schools division office management,
school heads, and accountable personnel by coaching and serving as resource speaker on accounting and other finance related training workshops to enable them to follow financial policies, guidelines, procedures towards proper utilization, safeguarding, and reporting of funds.
Provides technical assistance and supervises special disbursing officers and bookkeepers of schools to enable them to properly implement the financial systems.
Provides technical assistance to the SDS and ASDS with regular feedback and update re the budget allocation and status of expenditures of each division or unit in the SDO.
ACCOUNTING SERVICES PERFORMANCE
Regular Pre-audit functions
Work and Financial Plan for Accounting Services
Accomplishment Report
Personnel Work Assignments
Accounting Services Resource Requirements (inputs to the Annual Procurement Plan)
Performance Appraisal Feedback and Ratings of accounting personnel
Professional Development Plan of accounting personnel
Regular Meetings
Conducive work place and enabling structures and systems
Ensure timely submission of all financial reports to overseeing body
Prepare and manage the budget for accounting services resource requirements and submits this to be part of the Office of the SDS/Schools Division Budget.
Manage personnel work assignment to ensure equitable work distribution towards accomplishment of division goals and targets.
Submits accomplishment report of accounting services to inform SDO management of progress, issues, and challenges for corrective action.
Conduct performance appraisal feedback and ratings on direct reports towards continues improvement of performance.
Prepares and implements a Professional Development Plan for accounting services personnel to ensure continuous learning and professional competence.
Attend management and coordination meeting and conduct staff meeting to ensure flow of information and communication critical to the operational efficiency and effectiveness of the unit.
Conducts regular Meetings of the accounting services for regular updates and work coordination.
Cultivate a supportive environment for the staff to perform and meet targets through continuous work place improvement and establishing enabling structures and systems
Coordinate with other government agencies/overseeing bodies
COMPETENCIES
Behavioral Competencies
Attitudes and Traits/ Aptitudes
Technical Competence
Management Competence
Self-management (Personal
Effectiveness) Interpersonal Effectiveness
Communication Thinking/Conceptual Skills
Attitude
Aptitude
Management
Leadership
-Self-awareness and personal clarity
-Proactive
-Continuous self-improvement
-Time management
-Stress management
-Management of personal resources
Dedication and commitment
-Building Trust
-Understanding Others
-Interpersonal
Sensitivity
-Rapport Building
-Relationship Building
-Working with teams
-Conflict management
-Networking
-Influencing
-Organizational
Sensitivity
-Organizational
Understanding
-Listening
-Oral
Communication/Speaking
-Written Communication
Skills
-Presentation Skills
-Facilitating skills
-Organizational
Communication
-Learning to Learn
-Conceptual skills
-Critical thinking skills
-Analytical thinking
-Problem Solving
-Strategic Thinking
-Decision Making
-Judgment or
Discernment
-Resourcefulness
-Objectivity
Attention to detail
Advocacy
Accuracy
Supportive
Care and Concern
Cleanliness and
Orderliness
Confidentiality
Courtesy
Cost-consciousness
Integrity
Persistence
Quality Orientation
Results-orientation
Service Orientation
Work Standards
Adaptability
Analytical
Assertive
Decisive
Diplomacy
Energy
Flexibility
Honesty
Initiative
Organized
Numeracy
Tenacity
Planning
Organizing
Leading
Delegating
Coaching
Managing
Change
Performance
Management
Program/ Project
Management
Accountability
Integrity/ Ethics
Vision/ Strategy
Results Focus
Judgment
Department of Education
POSITION AND COMPETENCY PROFILE
PCP No. ______
Revision Code: 00
Position Title
Information Technology Officer I
Salary Grade
19
Parenthetical Title ICT Officer
Office Unit SDS Effectivity Date
Reports to SDS Page/s
Position Supervised ICT Officers OPEN
JOB SUMMARY Enable improved process efficiencies and service delivery effectiveness in education governance through the use of ICTs, support education specialists in developing ICT-enabled solutions that enhance
teaching and learning and deliver quality technical support to clients and empower them in the use of ICTs.
QUALIFICATION STANDARDS
A. CSC Prescribed Qualifications
Education Bachelor’s degree relevant to the job
Experience 2 years of relevant experience
Eligibility Career Service (Professional ) Second Level Eligibility
Trainings 8 hours of relevant training
B. Preferred Qualifications
Education
Experience
Eligibility
Trainings
Key Result Areas (KRAs)
Major Outputs
Duties and Responsbilities
ICT systems and infrastructure
management
ICT Plan (part of DEDP) aligned with REDP and National ICT Framework
Division-based ICT systems
- Division & district office’s technology infrastructure
Manage and coordinate the implementation of ICT programs and projects in the division, schools and learning centers to ensure that these projects meet the development objectives through participation and collaboration among stakeholders and implementers
ICT programs and projects implementation
Localized plans and programs aligned with national/regional PPs
ICT integration in teaching and learning Programs and projects implemented at the division, schools and learning centers
Lead the formulation of plans to ensure the strategic development and use of ICT in the division, schools and learning centers through an identification of ICT needs and alignment with the goals and objectives of the division, region and national office.
Partnerships and stakeholder management MOA/MOU
Contracts Coordinate with the training and development division
and other ICT partners on ICT capacity building to promote the strategic use of ICT in education governance and integration in the teaching and learning process. This will be done through an assessment of training needs and requirements, aligned with the division’s development objectives
Manage and coordinate with the different stakeholders and partners to ensure that resources for ICT are mobilized, services from partner providers and suppliers are efficiently delivered through set standards and policies or partnership and stakeholder management.
ICT policies and standards implementation Localized ICT policies and standards aligned with National/Regional ICT policies and standards
Policies and standards implemented in division, schools and learning centers
Manage the day-to-day provision of ICT services including the maintenance of technology infrastructure and operation of ICT-based systems, ensuring that service delivery standards are met through regular and systematic monitoring of system/technology performance
Technical assistance to schools on
integration of ICT in school governance,
teaching and learning
Capacitated schools and learning centers on ICT implementation
Identified ICT needs/requirements
Recommendations to address ICT needs
Provide technical assistance to schools and learning centers in the integration of ICT in teaching and learning to ensure the maximum and strategic utilization of ICT in collaboration with the Curriculum Implementation
Technology updates Division
Provide technical assistance to the LR management division in the efficient and effective harvesting of content, development of learning resources to ensure that learning resources are compliant to the technical standards and accessible to schools and learning centers.
ICT M&E M&E Systems and tools on ICT
M&E Findings and Recommendations
Coordinate with the Regional ICT and ICT Service at the national level on the monitoring and evaluation of ICT programs and projects to ensure effective feedback, work integration and collaboration.through adherence to the reporting and coordination mechanisms that are established.
COMPETENCIES
Behavioral Competencies
Attitudes and Traits/ Aptitudes
Technical Competence
Management Competence
Self-management (Personal
Effectiveness) Interpersonal Effectiveness
Communication Thinking/Conceptual Skills
Attitude
Aptitude
Management
Leadership
Self-Awareness and Personal
Clarity
Personal Effectiveness
Proactivity
Personal Leadership
Continuous Self-
Improvement
Time Management
Stress Management
Management of Personal
Resources
Building Trust
Relationship
Building
Interpersonal
Communication
Skills
Teamwork /
Working With
Teams
Conflict
Management
Networking
Partnership
Building
Negotiating
Influence/
Influencing
Collaboration
Organizational
Sensitivity
Organization
Understanding
Listening
Oral
Communication Skill
Effective Speaking
Written
Communication
Skills
Technical Writing
Presentation Skills
Facilitating Skills
Organizational
communication
Giving effective
feedback
Learning to Learn Conceptual Thinking Analytical Thinking Critical Thinking Problem solving Strategic Thinking Decision making Judgment or discernment Innovation and Creativity Resourcefulness Objectivity Intellectual Versatility
Attention to detail
Advocacy
Care and Concern
Cleanliness and
Orderliness
Confidentiality
Courtesy
Cost
Consciousness
Integrity
Persistence
Quality
Orientation
Results
Orientation
Safety
Consciousness
Service
Orientation
Work Standards
Accuracy
Adaptability
Analytical
Assertive
Decisive
Deference to authority
Diplomacy
Energy
Flexibility
Honesty
Initiative
Organized
Risk Taking
Tenacity
Reliability
Planning
Organizing
Delegating
Coaching
Managing Change
Program/ Project Management
Integrity / Ethics
Results Focus
Judgment
Passion / Optimism
Accountability
Department of Education
POSITION AND COMPETENCY PROFILE
PCP No. ______
Revision Code: 00
Position Title
Administrative Officer V
Salary Grade
18
Parenthetical Title Budget Officer
Office Unit Budget Effectivity Date
Reports to sds Page/s
Position Supervised Cashier, Bookkeeper II, Acccountant II, Budget Officer II, Senior Bookkeeper, Accountant III, Budget Officer III, Head of Payroll Services Unit, Head of Cashiers Unit
OPEN AFTER “FOR PLACEMENT”
JOB SUMMARY To provide management with economical, efficient, and effective budgeting services and reliable and timely financial information for decision making towards the cost-effective utilization of financial resources of the division
QUALIFICATION STANDARDS A. CSC Prescribed Qualifications
Education Bachelor’s degree relevant to the job
Experience 2 years relevant experience
Eligibility Career Service (Professional) Second Level Eligibility
Trainings 8 hours relevant training
B. Preferred Qualification
Education Master’s Degree Fiscal Management/CPA
Experience 5years as Regional Budget Officer III, Accountant III
Eligibility RA 1080 (CPA)
Trainings 80 hours relevant training
Key Result Areas (KRAs)
Major Outputs
Duties and Responsbilities
BUDGET PREPARATION
Feedback to SDO units, Schools and LCs on Proposed Budgets
Proposed Budget of the Schools Division (strategic and operational)
Budget Notes and Justifications
Final Budget Proposal
Special Budgets
Response to Budget Queries
Reviews and evaluates budget proposal submissions of the Schools Division, Schools and Learning Centers based on formulated guidelines, budget execution documents and accountability reports and submit a comparative analysis of current budget proposals vis a vis prior year's budget/appropriation to guide the SDO management in allocation and approval.
Prepares budget proposals for the Schools Division, by consolidating the proposals of the various units of the SDO, Schools and Learning Centers
Attends budget hearings/conferences and meetings with RO and CO management and other stakeholders to explain the proposed expenditures and help defend increase and/or decrease on the budget proposals vis-a-vis prior year’s budget/appropriation.
Reviews/Refines justifications for budget proposals to attain the required funds.
Implements needed budget revisions based on outcome of budget hearings
Reviews, computes, and prepares special budget requests and transmits to DBM requests for special budgets
e.g. covering terminal leave benefits and other personnel claims
Answer communications pertaining to budget queries
Support the preparation of the initial draft of the strategic plan of the schools division (DEDP) by the Division Planning Team by providing inputs on budgeting considerations.
Assist in the preparation of the final draft of the Annual Implementation Plan (AIP) and subsequent adjustments o compute and provide inputs on the budgetary requirements of the Annual Plan
Provide technical inputs towards the equitable distribution of critical resources (e.g. teachers, classrooms, furniture, textbooks) based on summary and consolidation of human, financial, capital resource requirements of schools and learning centers (e.g. teachers, textbooks, chairs, classrooms, etc) for management decision.
BUDGET EXECUTION
Cost efficiency computation
Certificate of Obligation
Status report on budget utilization
Budget Execution Documents (BEDs)
Evaluates and identifies cost efficiency of various units in the utilization of budget against their work and financial plan
Certifies availability of allotments, monitors and records expenditures in appropriate registries.
Coordinates with offices regarding their programs, projects and activities (PPA) for update and status relative to funding and expenditure
Evaluates statement of allotment obligations and balances for decision-making purposes
BUDGET ACCOUNTABILITY AND REPORTS Budget Accountability Reports (BARs) Assist in the preparation of the Budget Accountability Reports (BAR) together with the Planning Officer III.
Analyzes “Summary of Financial Reports” as to accuracy for submission to various agencies
Evaluates financial performance in accordance with the approved AIP/Work and Financial Plan
Provide technical support to the Division Planning Team in the preparation of the Annual Accomplishment Report of the schools division for submission to Regional Management.
BUDGETING SYSTEM MAINTENANCE, MONITORING AND EVALUATION
Budget Guidelines and Memorandum Issuances
Findings and Recommendation for the Improvement of the Budgeting Systems
Recommends and prepares budget related guidelines and memorandums for approval and issuance of the SDS.
Coordinates with various offices/project teams on the effective and uniform implementation of the budgetary controls systems
Gathers information and feedback on the implementation of the budgeting system and prepares and submits findings and recommendations towards the improvement of the budgeting system
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
Budget Guidelines and Memorandum Issuances
Findings and Recommendation for the Improvement of the Budgeting Systems
Orientations, training, seminars, workshops
Gather data on needs and difficulties encountered by other personnel in the Division with regard to Budgeting. (Technical assistance needs)
Provides technical assistance to School Heads and other Finance personnel of the Schools Division (Technical assistance interventions)
Develop and implement orientations/ training/ seminars/ workshop to inform and build the capability of school divisions management and personnel in preparing budgets following guidelines of DepED and other oversight agencies.
COMPETENCIES
Behavioral Competencies
Attitudes and Traits/ Aptitudes
Technical Competence
Management Competence
Self-management (Personal
Effectiveness) Interpersonal Effectiveness
Communication Thinking/Conceptual Skills
Attitude
Aptitude
Management
Leadership
-Self-awareness and personal clarity
-Proactive
-Continuous self-improvement
-Time management
-Stress management
-Management of personal resources
-Relationship Building
-Working with teams
-Conflict management
-Collaboration
-Organizational
Sensitivity
-Organizational
Understanding
-Listening
-Oral
Communication/Speaking
-Written Communication
Skills
- Presentation Skills
-Facilitating skills
-Organizational
Communication
-Learning to Learn
-Critical thinking skills
-Analytical thinking
-Problem Solving
-Strategic Thinking
-Decision Making
-Judgment or
Discernment
-Resourcefulness
-Objectivity
Attention to detail
Accuracy
Care and Concern
Cleanliness and
Orderliness
Confidentiality
Courtesy
Cost-consciousness
Integrity
Persistence
Results-orientation
Service Orientation
Work Standards
Adaptability
Analytical
Assertive
Diplomacy
Energy
Flexibility
Honesty
Initiative
Organized
Numeracy
Tenacity
Planning
Organizing
Leading
Delegating
Coaching
Managing
Change
Performance
Management
Program/ Project
Management
Department of Education
POSITION AND COMPETENCY PROFILE
PCP No. ______
Revision Code: 00
Position Title
Adminstrative Officer IV
Salary Grade
15
Parenthetical Title Cashier II
Office Unit Cash Division, Division Office Effectivity Date
Reports to Administrative Officer V (Division Office) Page/s
Position Supervised FOR PLACEMENT
JOB SUMMARY To manage cash collections, disbursements, liquidations and preparation of reports to the accounting office to ensure proper utilization and timely disbursement of funds and liquidation of cash advances to pay for government obligation in accordance with accounting and auditing rules and regulations
QUALIFICATION STANDARDS A. CSC Prescribed Qualifications
Education Bachelor’s Degree relevant to the job
Experience 1 year relevant experience
Eligibility Career Service (Professional) Second Level Eligibility
Trainings 4 hours relevant training
B. Preferred Qualifications
Education
Experience
Eligibility
Trainings
Key Result Areas (KRAs)
Major Outputs
Duties and Responsbilities
CASH COLLECTION
Reports of Collections and Deposit
Monitoring Report of cash inflow
Cash registry books
Guidelines and issuances to safeguard cash funds recommendations
Takes custody of all cash funds and verifies, reviews and consolidates collection
reports to ensure proper accounting and reporting of collected cash.
Make daily deposits of cash collected to the bank.
Manage and account for cash and checks collections from LGU fund transfer,
registration fees and sales of bid documents for inclusion in reporting of cash
inflow.
Records and maintains updated cash registry book for all types of collections as
reference document on cash inflow.
Monitors and gather feedback and observation on implementation of policies and
procedures on cash funds and recommend control procedures to safeguard cash
funds
CASH DISBURSEMENT PAYMENT AND
REMITANCE
Disbursement and payment of salaries and other obligations of the SDO
Reports of Checks Issued (RCI)
Remitted premiums and contributions
Cash outflow and cash balance record
Prepare, disburse and release approved checks based on prescribed procedures
to fulfil payment obligations of the SDO.
Distribute to collecting and disbursing officers cash advances for salaries and
wages and reviews statements of accounts and current and replenishment
vouchers
Review and finalize advice of checks issued and cancelled (ACIC) for submission
to the Bureau of the Treasury and Authorized Government Depository Bank
Remits mandatory contribution to BIR, GSIS, HDMF, and PHILHEALT
Records daily transactions to monitor the cash outflow and daily cash balance
LIQUIDATION AND REPORTING
Replenished and liquidated cash advance
Accurately submitted monthly reports such as RCI, RCD, LUCC, SLCI and RAAF
Prepare liquidations of cash advance/Petty Cash Fund submitted for
replenishment.
Prepares replenishment reports, collection and deposit reports and report of
checks issued and cancelled
Prepares monthly reports on the cash status of various accounts
Negotiate bank transactions such as encashment of payroll, bank deposits and
bank withdrawals
Monitor to ensure the proper maintenance of records of cash receipts and
disbursements pursuant to government rules and regulations
Prepare accountable forms and ensures the proper use, maintenance and control
of accountable forms (such as official receipts and petty cash vouchers),
COMPETENCIES
Behavioral Competencies
Attitudes and Traits/ Aptitudes
Technical Competence
Management Competence
Self-management (Personal
Effectiveness) Interpersonal Effectiveness
Communication Thinking/Conceptual Skills
Attitude
Aptitude
Management
Leadership
-Self-awareness and personal clarity
-Proactive
-Continuous self-improvement
-Time management
-Stress management
-Management of personal resources
-Relationship Building
-Working with teams
-Conflict management
-Organizational
Sensitivity
-Organizational
Understanding
-Listening
-Oral
Communication/Speaking
-Written Communication
Skills
-Learning to Learn
-Analytical thinking
-Problem Solving
-Judgment or
Discernment
-Resourcefulness
-Objectivity
Attention to detail
Accuracy
Care and Concern
Cleanliness and
Orderliness
Confidentiality
Courtesy
Cost-consciousness
Integrity
Service Orientation
Work Standards
Analytical
Assertive
Decisive
Diplomacy
Energy
Honesty
Organized
Numeracy
Tenacity
Planning
Organizing
Coaching
Performance
Management
Cares for/
Develops others
Department of Education
POSITION AND COMPETENCY PROFILE
PCP No. ______
Revision Code: 00
Position Title
Administrative Officer IV
Salary Grade
15
Parenthetical Title Administrative Officer II (HRMO)
Office Unit Personnel Division; Employees Welfare and Benefits Division Effectivity Date
Reports to SDS Page/s
Position Supervised FOR PLACEMENT
JOB SUMMARY To provide personnel administration services to the management and personnel of the Schools Division in the areas of recruitment and selection, personnel administration, compensation and benefits administration, personnel records, while ensuring adherence to the standards, rules and regulations in personnel administration of government oversight agencies (CSC, DBM, COA, etc.)
QUALIFICATION STANDARDS A. CSC Prescribed Qualifications
Education Bachelor’s Degree
Experience 1 years relevant experience
Eligibility Civil Service (Professional) Second Level Eligibility
Trainings 4 hours relevant training
B. Preferred Qualifications
Education
Experience
Eligibility
Trainings
Key Result Areas (KRAs)
Major Outputs
Duties and Responsbilities
RECRUITMENT, SELECTION AND PLACEMENT
Current and future vacancies identified, published, announced and posted
Pool of qualified candidates/ applicants
Applicant initial evaluation and selection line-up
PSB meeting schedule and shortlist of qualified applicants
PSB deliberation result, records/minutes of meeting
Appointment Papers processed
Registry of Qualified Applicants (RQA)
Monitor and maintain list of current and future vacancies in the Schools Division based on retirement dates and inputs from HRD career planning and succession data so as to periodically apprise management of upcoming vacancies.
Announce vacancies to appropriate media pursuant to existing CSC rules and regulations and accept applications for vacant positions..
Conduct initial evaluation of qualification of applicants and candidate for PSB deliberation.
Schedule applicants for interview by PSB and prepare supporting documents, data and materials needed in the selection process.
Supervise and participate in the preparation of short listed qualified applicants and the line-up of applicants in the PSB deliberation
Compute and analyze the results of the PSB deliberation for them to be able to submit the short list of candidates for selection, including the one recommended for the position
Posts list of newly appointed/promoted employees pursuant to existing rules and regulations
Process hiring requirements for newly appointed personnel.
Entertain queries and complaints on selection and appointments.
Act as member of PSB to provide guidelines and opinions on recruitment, selection and hiring of personnel.
PERSONNEL ACTIONS
Personnel Action Papers and movements (appointments, reclassification, transfer, leave, retirement, commutation of leave credits, reassignment)
Orientation Design and Materials on Personnel Administration matters for new employees
Delivery of Orientation on Personnel Administration matter for new employees
Personnel Policies enforced
Recommendations on management actions regarding employee grievances
Process documents on personnel actions such as appointments, promotion, transfer, reclassification, separation, resignation and retirement and give copies to units and personnel concerned
.Conduct and coordinate orientation for newly-hired employees on personnel, salary and benefits related matter
Recommend actions to the SDS through the AOV to enforce personnel policies and regulations (e.g. reports of habitual absenteeism/tardiness) and prepares corresponding documents.
Recommend to the management actions to be taken regarding grievances in conformity with existing rules and regulations and prepared corresponding documents
SALARY ADMINISTRATION AND PERSONNEL RECORDS
Leave Cards, Service Records,201 files updated
Timely release of salary, monetary benefits (loyalty, monetization, step increment,
Check the accuracy of salaries and benefits given to employees on a periodic basis and respond to queries pertaining to salary /benefit
etc.)
Notice of Step Increase (NOSI) and/or Notice of Salary Adjustment (NOSA)s
Recommendations on Salary Actions
Suggestions in the implementation of compensation programs and practices
claims.
Submit to RPSU pertinent documents for payment of salaries, allowances, and benefits.
Compute necessary deduction for inclusion in the monthly payroll.
Compute salary adjustment based on new salary schedule, changes/adjustments in deductions and communicate such to personnel concerned (Notice of Step Increase (NOSI) and/or Notice of Salary Adjustment (NOSA)
Process and release special order for leaves, travel, transfers, reinstatements and non-compensatory time off of office personnel.
Review claims of separated, retired, transferred, and resigned personnel affected by movement in employment status and recommends appropriate action.
Support the AOV in representing the SDO in personnel committees and provide the required assistance/documents needed in the implementation of compensation programs and practices
BENEFITS ADMINISTRATION
Personnel benefits implementation (including step increment and loyalty pay)
Retirement/ Separation benefits computations
Apply the latest issuances on personnel benefits and communicates them to employees
Compute vacation service credits of teachers for accrual of leaves.
Compute Proportional Vacation Pay (PVP) and process payroll of teachers for payment.
Process retirement/ separation papers including accrued benefits and terminal leave pay of retiring/resigning employees for benefits payment purposes
Processes application for monetization of leave credits
Acts on application on leaves (sick, vacation, study, scholarships and training) for approval of the SDS.
Process application for loans with GSIS, Pag-Ibig and private lending institutions.
PERSONNEL INFORMATION SYSTEM
PSI-POP updated
Human Resource Information System maintained
Human Resource reports generated
Maintain and update the Personnel Services Itemization and Plantilla of Personnel (PSI-POP) to reflect current staffing pattern of the organization.
Process applications for upgrading and reclassification of position to maintain the accuracy and relevance of the organization staffing pattern.
Maintain a complete and updated personnel records of SDO office personnel both in the HRIS and in the 201 file
Oversee the maintenance and updating of Human Resource Information Management System (HRIS) and generates reports on personnel data (from the HRIS) as requested for various human resource management and development decisions.
Oversee the maintenance of a complete and updated record of Employee Performance Rating both in the HRIS and 201 file of employees as reference for various human resource management and development decisions.
Certify records of employment for specific purpose (employment, scholarships, loans, and benefits)
Verifies and submits to the CSC and the Ombudsman the duly accomplished SALN of all employees in the SDO.
COMPETENCIES
Behavioral Competencies
Attitudes and Traits/ Aptitudes
Technical Competence
Management Competence
Self-management (Personal
Effectiveness) Interpersonal Effectiveness
Communication Thinking/Conceptual Skills
Attitude
Aptitude
Management
Leadership
-Self-awareness and personal clarity
-Proactive
-Continuous self-improvement
-Time management
-Stress management
-Management of personal resources
-Building Trust
-Understanding Others
-Interpersonal
Sensitivity
-Rapport Building
-Relationship Building
-Working with teams
-Conflict management
-Networking
-Partnership building
-Negotiating
-Influencing
-Collaboration
-Organizational
Sensitivity
-Organizational
Understanding
-Listening
-Oral
Communication/Speaking
-Written Communication
Skills
-Technical Writing
-Presentation Skills
-Facilitating skills
-Non-verbal
communication
-Organizational
Communication
-Learning to Learn
-Conceptual skills
-Critical thinking skills
-Analytical thinking
-Problem Solving
-Strategic Thinking
-Decision Making
-Judgment or
Discernment
-Innovation and
Creativity
-Resourcefulness
-Objectivity
-Intellectual Versatility
Attention to detail
Advocacy
Accuracy
Care and Concern
Cleanliness and
Orderliness
Confidentiality
Courtesy
Cost-consciousness
Integrity
Persistence
Quality Orientation
Results-orientation
Safety Consciousness
Service Orientation
Work Standards
Adaptability
Analytical
Assertive
Decisive
Deference
to Authority
Diplomacy
Energy
Flexibility
Honesty
Initiative
Organized
Numeracy
Risk-taking
Sensitivity
Self-
expression
Tenacity
Planning
Organizing
Leading
Delegating
Coaching
Managing
Change
Performance
Management
Program/ Project
Management
Accountability
Integrity/ Ethics
Vision/ Strategy
Results Focus
Judgment
Passion/
Optimism
Building teams
Cares for/
Develops others
Department of Education
POSITION AND COMPETENCY PROFILE
PCP No. ______
Revision Code: 00
Position Title
Administrative Officer IV
Salary Grade
15
Parenthetical Title Supply Officer II
Office Unit Property Effectivity Date
Reports to Schools Division Superintendent Page/s
Position Supervised Storekeeper I OPEN
JOB SUMMARY To provide technical services to the management and staff of the SDO in relation to procurement (using alternative mode), inspection, acceptance, issuance, storage, maintenance and inventory of material resources, equipment, and properties to support the efficient operations of the schools division office in managing the delivery of quality basic education and, Facilitate the disposal of waste materials and unserviceable equipment to derive economic benefit and maintain orderliness and efficient use of office space.
QUALIFICATION STANDARDS A. CSC Prescribed Qualifications
Education Bachelor’s Degree
Experience 1 year of relevant experience
Eligibility Career Service (Professional) Second Level Eligibity
Trainings 4 hours of relevant training
B. Preferred Qualifications
Education Bachelor’s Degree
Experience 2 years relevant experience
Eligibility Career Service (Professional) Second Level Eligibility
Trainings 24 hours relevant training
Key Result Areas (KRAs)
Major Outputs
Duties and Responsbilities
POLICIES, STANDARDS, GUIDELINES, SYSTEMS
Localized tools and forms related to property and supply
Division memoranda and letters
Develops and recommends policies, standards, guidelines, systems, tools and forms for use in the SDO regarding supply and property related activities.
Drafts memos and issuances on recommendations regarding policies, standards, guidelines, systems, forms for use in the SDO as approved by the SDS.
PROCUREMENT AND ACQUISITION
Consolidated Annual Procurement Plan (APP)
Agency Procurement Request (APR)
PR/PO/Vouchers
Inspection and Acceptance Report (IAR)
Prepares the Division Annual Procurement Plan, by collecting and consolidating the procurement plans of the various units of the schools division offices for approval of SDS and submission to DBM
Prepares an agency procurement request on a quarterly basis for validation by DBM as to availability of stocks to determine supplies to be procured from DBM depot or sourced outside.
Prepare purchase orders based on APR and PR to procure the supplies needed.
DELIVERY INSPECTION AND ACCEPTANCE
Inspection and Acceptance Report (IAR) Receives and physically inspects supply delivered to ensure adherences to quarterly and quality specs of items delivered.
Monitors performance of suppliers and satisfaction of management and staff on procured resources for feedback to supplier towards continuous improvement.
CUSTODIANSHIP Inventory Report Supervises maintenance of storage area for supplies and properties to ensure the security and safety of supplies.
Approves issuance of supplies as prepared by Storekeeper based on requests of units in the schools division.
Conducts inventory and maintains an updated inventory record of properties (e.g. furniture and fixtures, vehicles) and equipment (computers, printers) by following the prescribed process and pertinent laws, rules, and regulations to establish accountability and inclusion of the property in the books of accounts.
DISPOSAL
Disposable Material Inventory and Inspection Report
Report of Waste Materials
Invoice Receipt of Property (IRP)
Recommend disposal of waste materials and unserviceable equipment after conducting inspections on an annual basis to release accountability for unserviceable equipment and materials and deletion from accounting record
Keeps records of accountability of officials and employees on property issuances for issuance of clearance
COMPETENCIES
Behavioral Competencies
Attitudes and Traits/ Aptitudes
Technical Competence
Management Competence
Self-management (Personal
Effectiveness) Interpersonal Effectiveness
Communication Thinking/Conceptual Skills
Attitude
Aptitude
Management
Leadership
-Self-awareness and personal clarity
-Proactive
-Continuous self-improvement
-Time management
-Stress management
-Management of personal resources
-Building Trust
-Understanding Others
-Rapport Building
-Relationship Building
-Working with teams
-Conflict management
-Collaboration
-Organizational
Sensitivity
-Organizational
Understanding
-Listening
-Oral
Communication/Speaking
-Learning to Learn
-Analytical thinking
-Problem Solving
-Decision Making
-Judgment or
Discernment
--Resourcefulness
-Objectivity
Attention to detail
Accuracy
Care and Concern
Cleanliness and
Orderliness
Confidentiality
Courtesy
Cost-consciousness
Integrity
Persistence
Quality Orientation
Results-orientation
Safety Consciousness
Service Orientation
Work Standards
Adaptability
Analytical
Assertive
Decisive
Deference
to Authority
Diplomacy
Energy
Flexibility
Honesty
Initiative
Organized
Tenacity
Supply Management
Knowledge of RA 9184-Procurement Law
Planning
Organizing
Coaching
Accountability
Integrity/ Ethics
Results Focus
Passion/
Optimism
Cares for/
Develops others
Department of Education
POSITION AND COMPETENCY PROFILE
PCP No. ______
Revision Code: 00
Position Title
Administrative Officer IV
Salary Grade
15
Parenthetical Title Records Officer II
Office Unit Division Office, Records, Effectivity Date
Reports to Schools Division Superintendent/Asst. Schools Division Superintendent
Page/s FOR PLACEMENT
Position Supervised
JOB (SUMMARY
To establish and maintain a records management system, including the creation, classification, storage, maintenance, use and disposition of operating records and documents of permanent, legal, and historical value and ensure the security, preservation, and efficient access and retrieval of such records when needed by the schools division office management and staff.
QUALIFICATION STANDARDS
A. CSC Prescribed Qualifications
Education Bachelor’s Degree
Experience I year of relevant experience
Eligibility Career Service (Professional) Second Level Eligibility
Trainings 4 hours relevant training
B. Preferred Qualifications
Education
Experience 4 years relevant experience
Eligibility
Trainings 40 hours relevant training
Key Result Areas (KRAs)
Major Outputs
Duties and Responsbilities
RECORDS MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
Records creation,
Records maintenance
Records disposition
Configuration of Records Storage Area
Establish, implement and maintain a systematic and scientific records management system and control the creation, use, transmission, retention, maintenance, storage, retrieval, preservation and disposition of operational records.
Implement means of recording or preserving of information on paper, print, tape, scanning, micro fiche or any transmitting medium as needed.
Implement policies and guidelines on records disposition to determine the ultimate fate of various records.
Assist in the preparation and maintenance of a continuing program for the management, preservation and disposition of records
Establish and maintain a configuration for a clean and orderly records storage room that will ensure safety and security of records but easy access and retrieval as needed.
Verify and certify documents emanating from the SDO or documents in possession.
RECEIVING AND RELEASING
Critical Documents reviewed and approved for release
Documents received, routed, and tracked monitored
Check and classify official issuances and communications for recording before release and/or filing to be able to properly track released documents.
Monitor critical documents received for the SDO for recording, routing, and tracking to be able to respond to management’s queries on such documents.
DOCUMENTATION AUTHENTICATION AND
VERIFICATION
Documents authenticated and verified reviewed and validated
Certifications validated
Court Appearance
Receive request for document authentication and verification as well as copy of the document then implement protocol for verifying and authenticating copies of documents and provide feedback to requesting entity by providing authenticated copies of documents or reason why document can’t be authenticated.
Represents the agency in court to comply with subpoenas ducestecum.
REPORTING
Annual and Administrative Reports
Process for Conduct of Annual Inventory of Records
Report on the Conduct of Annual Inventory of Records
Assist AO V in the preparation of annual reports and other required administrative reports
Provide details and mechanics relevant to the schools division, for the process of conducting an annual inventory of records to determine physical condition of records and identify those for retention, maintenance, storage, preservation and disposition.
Prepare report on the conduct and findings of the annual inventory of
records and submit recommendations for retention, maintenance, storage, preservation and disposition
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
Training programs on records management
Technical assistance interventions
Conduct training/ orientation on records management to staff in the schools division, schools and learning centers.
Provide technical assistance and interventions to support effective records management in the schools and learning centers in the schools division.
COMPETENCIES
Behavioral Competencies
Attitudes and Traits/ Aptitudes
Technical Competence
Management Competence
Self-management (Personal
Effectiveness) Interpersonal Effectiveness
Communication Thinking/Conceptual Skills
Attitude
Aptitude
Management
Leadership
-Self-awareness and personal clarity
-Proactive
-Continuous self-improvement
-Time management
-Stress management
-Management of personal resources
-Building Trust
-Understanding Others
-Rapport Building
-Relationship Building
-Working with teams
-Conflict management
-Collaboration
-Organizational
Sensitivity
-Organizational
Understanding
-Listening
-Oral
Communication/Speaking
-Learning to Learn
-Analytical thinking
-Problem Solving
-Decision Making
-Judgment or
Discernment
--Resourcefulness
-Objectivity
Attention to detail
Accuracy
Care and Concern
Cleanliness and
Orderliness
Confidentiality
Courtesy
Cost-consciousness
Integrity
Persistence
Quality Orientation
Results-orientation
Safety Consciousness
Service Orientation
Work Standards
Adaptability
Analytical
Assertive
Decisive
Deference
to Authority
Diplomacy
Energy
Flexibility
Honesty
Initiative
Organized
Tenacity
Records Management
Knowledge of RA 9470-
National Archives of the
Philippines Act 2007 –An
Act to Strengthen the
system of management
and administration of
archival records/ for the
purpose establishing
thenational archives of the
Philippines.
Records Management
Operation Manual, 2009
Knowledge of RA 3019 –
Anti Graft and Corrupt
Practices
Knowledge of RA 6713 –
Code of Conduct & Ethical
Standards
Knowledge of Revised
Penal Code - Infidelity in
the Custody of Documents
Knowledge of Revised
Administrative Code, 1987
EO 292
Planning
Organizing
Coaching
Accountability
Integrity/ Ethics
Results Focus
Passion/
Optimism
Cares for/
Develops others
Department of Education
POSITION AND COMPETENCY PROFILE
PCP No. ______
Revision Code: 00
Position Title
Administrative Assistant III
Salary Grade
9
Parenthetical Title GENERAL OFFICE ADMINISTRATION SERVICES
Office Unit SDS Effectivity Date
Reports to Page/s OPEN
Position Supervised
JOB SUMMARY
QUALIFICATION STANDARDS A. CSC Prescribed Qualifications
Education Completion of Baccalaureate Degree
Experience 1 year relevant experience
Eligibility Career Service (professional) First Level Eligibility
Trainings 4 hours relevant training
B. Preferred Qualifications
Education Bachelor Degree-on Office Administration
Experience 2 years relevant experience
Eligibility Career Service (Professional) First Level Eligibility
Trainings 8 hours relevant training, Computer Literate
MORE DETAILS TO BE INCLUDED
COMPETENCIES
Behavioral Competencies
Attitudes and Traits/ Aptitudes
Technical Competence
Management Competence
Self-management (Personal
Effectiveness) Interpersonal Effectiveness
Communication Thinking/Conceptual Skills
Attitude
Aptitude
Management
Leadership
-Self-awareness and personal clarity
-Proactive
-Continuous self-improvement
-Time management
-Stress management
-Management of personal resources
-Relationship Building
-Working with teams
-Conflict management
-Partnership building
-Negotiating
-Influencing
-Organizational
Understanding
-Listening
-Oral
Communication/Speaking
-Written Communication
Skills
- -Presentation Skills
-Facilitating skills
-Learning to Learn
-Conceptual skills
-Critical thinking skills
-Analytical thinking
-Problem Solving
-Strategic Thinking
-Decision Making
-Judgment or
Discernment
-Innovation and
Creativity
-Resourcefulness
-Objectivity
Attention to detail
Accuracy
Care and Concern
Cleanliness and
Orderliness
Confidentiality
Courtesy
Cost-consciousness
Integrity
Persistence
Results-orientation
Service Orientation
Work Standards
Adaptability
Analytical
Assertive
Diplomacy
Energy
Flexibility
Honesty
Initiative
Organized
Numeracy
Tenacity
Planning
Organizing
Leading
Delegating
Coaching
Managing
Change
Performance
Management
Program/ Project
Management
Department of Education
POSITION AND COMPETENCY PROFILE
PCP No. ______
Revision Code: 00
Position Title
Administrative Assistant II
Salary Grade
8
Parenthetical Title Administrative Assistant II
Office Unit Accoun ting Effectivity Date
Reports to Sr. Bookkeeper, Accountant III, SDS Page/s OPEN
Position Supervised None
JOB SUMMARY To support accounting operations by filing documents; reconciling statements; running software programs.
QUALIFICATION STANDARDS
A. CSC Prescribed Qualifications
Education Completion of 2 years studies in college
Experience None required
Eligibility Career Service (Subprofessional) First Level Eligibility
Trainings None required
B. Preferred Qualifications
Education Bachelor’s Degree in Accountancy (Commerce/Business Administration major in Accounting)
Experience 2 years relevant experience
Eligibility Career Service (Professional) Second Level Eligibility
Trainings 40 hours relevant training, Computer Literate
Key Result Areas (KRAs)
Major Outputs
Duties and Responsbilities
ACCOUNTING RECORDS
Accounting Documents Files
Accounting Filing System
Accounting data base maintained
Bank statement reconciliation record
Receives accounting documents and maintains a record by photocopying and filing documents upon receipt, for future reference.
Maintains accounting databases by entering data into the computer and processing backups.
Reconciles bank statements by comparing statements with general ledger.
ACCOUNTING REPORTS
Financial performance analysis report
Value of depreciable assets
Verifies financial reports by running performance analysis software program.
Determines value of depreciable assets by running depreciation software program.
COMPETENCIES
Behavioral Competencies
Attitudes and Traits/ Aptitudes
Technical Competence
Management Competence
Self-management (Personal
Effectiveness) Interpersonal Effectiveness
Communication Thinking/Conceptual Skills
Attitude
Aptitude
Management
Leadership
-Self-awareness and personal clarity
-Proactive
-Continuous self-improvement
-Time management
-Management of personal resources
--Relationship Building
-Working with teams
--Organizational
Understanding
-Listening
-Oral
Communication/Speaking
-Written Communication
Skills
-Learning to Learn
-Analytical thinking
-Problem Solving
-Resourcefulness
-Objectivity
Attention to detail
Accuracy
Care and Concern
Cleanliness and
Orderliness
Confidentiality
Courtesy
Cost-consciousness
Integrity
Persistence
Results-orientation
Service Orientation
Work Standards
Adaptability
Analytical
Assertive
Energy
Honesty
Organized
Numeracy
Tenacity
Department of Education
POSITION AND COMPETENCY PROFILE
PCP No. ______
Revision Code: 00
Position Title
Administrative Assistant I
Salary Grade
7
Parenthetical Title Administrative Assistant I
Office Unit Budget Effectivity Date
Reports to Accounting, SDS Page/s OPEN
Position Supervised None
JOB SUMMARY To provide general and routine clerical support to the budgeting officer in the preparation of budgetary requirements needed for submission to the DBM and reports in compliance to other attached agencies To provide administrative support to the Finance Services functions.
QUALIFICATION STANDARDS
A. CSC Prescribed Qualifications
Education Completion of 2 years studies in college
Experience None required
Eligibility Career Service (Subprofessional) First Level Eligibility
Trainings None required
B. Preferred Qualifications
Education
Experience
Eligibility
Trainings
Key Result Areas (KRAs)
Major Outputs
Duties and Responsbilities
BUDEGET PREPARATION, EXECUTION,
AND ACCOUNTABILITY DATA AND
DOCUMENTS
Data related to budgeting gathered
Documents reviewed for compliance
Obligation requests prepared
Budget reports encoded
Identifies and gathers data needed in the preparation of budget proposals, budget execution documents and budget accountability reports
Reviews competence? and supporting documents of claims as to compliance with budgeting, accounting and auditing rules and regulations
Provides clerical support in the preparation of budget proposals
Prepares obligation request for claims
Prepares reports on the budget matters
Schedules Finance Service Activities Schedules/calendars meetings/appointments/training/workshops
Records Management
Documents/communications received, routed , tracked
Filing system created, and maintained
Documents filed, retrieved, archived to Records Office or disposed as needed
Comprehensive and complete minutes of meetings/agenda attended
Daily attendance of Finance Staff (to establish staff location)
Administrative Support
Encoded documents
PowerPoint Presentation
Support/logistics to training and conferences (registration/attendance, tokens, certificate of appearance)
Supporting documents, petty cash, documents/forms
Secretariat/Frontline
Travel bookings made
Appointment, venue, meals arranged
Received/routed calls
Visitors responded to
Follow through on inquiries
COMPETENCIES
Behavioral Competencies
Attitudes and Traits/ Aptitudes
Technical Competence
Management Competence
Self-management (Personal
Effectiveness) Interpersonal Effectiveness
Communication Thinking/Conceptual Skills
Attitude
Aptitude
Management
Leadership
-Self-awareness and personal clarity
-Proactive
-Continuous self-improvement
-Time management
-Management of personal resources
-Relationship Building
-Working with teams
-Organizational
Understanding
-Listening
-Oral
Communication/Speaking
-Written Communication
Skills
-Learning to Learn
-Problem Solving
-Resourcefulness
-Objectivity
Attention to detail
Accuracy
Care and Concern
Cleanliness and
Orderliness
Confidentiality
Courtesy
Cost-consciousness
Integrity
Persistence
Service Orientation
Work Standards
Analytical
Deference
to Authority
Diplomacy
Energy
Honesty
Organized
Numeracy
Tenacity
Planning
Organizing
Leading
Delegating
Coaching
Managing
Change
Performance
Management
Program/ Project
Management
Department of Education
POSITION AND COMPETENCY PROFILE
PCP No. ______
Revision Code: 00
Position Title
Admin Aide VI
Salary Grade
6
Parenthetical Title
Office Unit OSDS Effectivity Date
Reports to Page/s
Position Supervised None OPEN
JOB SUMMARY
To provide assistance to the AO IV for Personnel, in the provision of personnel administration services to the management and personnel of the Schools Division
QUALIFICATION STANDARDS
A. CSC Prescribed Qualifications
Education Completion of 2 years studies in College
Experience None required
Eligibility Career Service (Subprofessional) First Level Eligibility
Trainings None required
B. Preferred Qualification
Education
Experience
Eligibility
Trainings
Key Result Areas (KRAs)
Major Outputs
Duties and Responsbilities
Schedules Administrative Service Activities
Schedules/calendars meetings/appointments/training/workshops
Records and Files
Documents/communications received, routed , tracked
Filing system created, and maintained
Documents filed, retrieved, archived to Records Office or disposed as needed
Comprehensive and complete minutes of meetings/agenda attended
Daily attendance of Administrative Service Staff (to establish staff location)
Administrative Support
Encoded documents
Support/logistics to training and conferences (registration/attendance, tokens, certificate of appearance)
Supporting documents, petty cash, documents/forms
Secretariat/Frontline
Travel bookings made
Appointment, venue, meals arranged
Received/routed calls
Visitors responded to
Follow through on inquiries
COMPETENCIES
Behavioral Competencies
Attitudes and Traits/ Aptitudes
Technical Competence
Management Competence
Self-management (Personal
Effectiveness) Interpersonal Effectiveness
Communication Thinking/Conceptual Skills
Attitude
Aptitude
Management
Leadership
-Self-awareness and personal clarity
-Proactive
-Continuous self-improvement
-Time management
-Stress management
-Management of personal resources
-Building Trust
-Understanding Others
-Interpersonal
Sensitivity
-Rapport Building
-Relationship Building
-Working with teams
-Conflict management
-Networking
-Partnership building
-Negotiating
-Influencing
-Collaboration
-Organizational
Sensitivity
-Organizational
Understanding
-Listening
-Oral
Communication/Speaking
-Written Communication
Skills
-Technical Writing
-Presentation Skills
-Facilitating skills
-Non-verbal
communication
-Learning to Learn
-Conceptual skills
-Critical thinking skills
-Analytical thinking
-Problem Solving
-Strategic Thinking
-Decision Making
-Judgment or
Discernment
-Innovation and
Creativity
-Resourcefulness
-Objectivity
-Intellectual Versatility
Attention to detail
Advocacy
Accuracy
Care and Concern
Cleanliness and
Orderliness
Confidentiality
Courtesy
Cost-consciousness
Integrity
Persistence
Quality Orientation
Results-orientation
Safety Consciousness
Service Orientation
Work Standards
Adaptability
Analytical
Assertive
Decisive
Deference
to Authority
Diplomacy
Energy
Flexibility
Honesty
Initiative
Organized
Numeracy
Risk-taking
Sensitivity
Self-
expression
Tenacity
Department of Education
POSITION AND COMPETENCY PROFILE
PCP No. ______
Revision Code: 00
Position Title
Administrative Aide IV
Salary Grade
4
Parenthetical Title Driver
Office Unit OSDS Effectivity Date
Reports to Schools Division Superintendent Page/s OPEN
Position Supervised
None
JOB SUMMARY
Drives and maintains service vehicles in good running condition
QUALIFICATION STANDARDS A. CSC Prescribed Qualifications
Education Elementary School Graduate
Experience None required
Eligibility Professional Driver’s License (MC 11, s. 1996 – Cat. IV)
Trainings None required
B. Preferred Qualifications
Education At least college level
Experience 5 years of service
Eligibility Professional Drivers License
Trainings 16 hours relevant training
MORE DETAILS WILL BE POSTED
Department of Education
POSITION AND COMPETENCY PROFILE
PCP No. ______
Revision Code: 00
Position Title
Attorney III
Salary Grade
21
Parenthetical Title Attorney III
Office Unit SDO Effectivity Date
Reports to Director, Schools Division Superintent/Asst. Schools Division Superintendent Page/s OPEN
Position Supervised
JOB SUMMARY
Provides legal services in the form of providing legal advice, conducting researches and studies, preparing appropriate documentation, conduct of investigation,
litigation, contract administration for complex cases and other corollary services which will adequately protect and/or enhance DepEd’s interests
QUALIFICATION STANDARDS
A. CSC Prescribed Qualifications
Education Bachelor of Laws
Experience None required
Eligibility RA 1080 (Bar)
Trainings None required
B. Preferred Qualifications
Education
Experience
Eligibility
Trainings
Key Result Areas (KRAs)
Major Outputs
Duties and Responsbilities
Evaluation and Processing of Complaints
Fact-finding or Preliminary Investigation
Decisions/resolutions/orders implemented
1. Prepares and reviews administrative decisions/resolutions against erring school officials and employees for review and approval of the disciplining authority
2. Supervises the implementation of administrative decisions/ resolutions/ actions, correspondence prepared by lower legal officers and/or investigating committee for approval of disciplining authority.
3. Prosecutes motu-proprio administrative complaints filed against erring school officials and employees.
4. Appears as counsel in cases when authorized by higher authorities 5. Drafts department/office orders and memoranda to carry out decisions
and rulings into effect 6. Renders opinion/reply to legal queries addressed to the head of the
office 7. Supervises the daily work and output of subordinates employees in the
discharge of their duties and responsibilities. 8. Monitors the implementation of decisions/ resolutions/orders within 15
days. 9. Makes critical studies and analysis of agreements proposed by other
agencies, countries, international agencies and organizations, and
briefs higher officials on the gains, merits, propriety and legality of said
agreements.
10. Prepares memoranda, answers or briefs in cases when authorized by higher authorites.
11. Reviews and evaluates legal forms and documents from schools and
personnel
Legal Assistance and Counselling
Agreements and/or administrative issuances
Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR) of existing laws
and/or Department rules and regulations crafted
Disposition of Appealed and Original Cases
Formal Charge or Formal Investigation Report
Decisions/rulings/resolutions prepared and approved within
the prescribed period
Monitoring and supervision
Action documents prepared for the day
Report on accomplished or pending work
Others
1. Prepares reports on the status of cases 2. Assists in drafting documents such as memoranda, circular,
correspondence, orders, and other legal forms 3. Checks documents or papers for completeness and correctness 4. Prepares routinary communications, tracer letters or inquiry to
delinquent papers or alleged violators of law preparatory to the institution for proper legal action
5. Takes action on all routinary legal office matters 6. Evaluates Articles of Incoprporation of schools and petition for
correction of school records (frontline services) 7. Prepares administrative clearances
8. Evaluates administrative complaints; determines compliance with
existing rules, regulations and procedures and recommends appropriate action
9. Conducts fact-finding and preliminary investigation and recommends appropriate action based on the findings
10. Appears as counsel in cases as authorized by higher authorities 11. Studies administrative cases, prepares/drafts decisions, rulings,
resolutions for review of Legal Officer III (Attorney III) 12. Drafts legal contracts, agreements, communications on legal matters
affecting the office 13. Conducts legal researches and studies and renders legal opinion
relevant to DepEd 14. Prepares documents such as contracts, pleadings, briefs, notices,
circular, correspondence, orders, warrants and other legal forms
COMPETENCIES
Behavioral Competencies
Attitudes and Traits/ Aptitudes
Technical Competence
Management Competence
Self-management (Personal
Effectiveness) Interpersonal Effectiveness
Communication Thinking/Conceptual Skills
Attitude
Aptitude
Management
Leadership
-Self-awareness and personal clarity
-Proactive
-Continuous self-improvement
-Time management
-Stress management
-Management of personal resources
Dedication and commitment
-Building Trust
-Understanding Others
-Interpersonal
Sensitivity
-Rapport Building
-Relationship Building
-Working with teams
-Conflict management
-Networking
-Influencing
-Organizational
Sensitivity
-Organizational
Understanding
-Listening
-Oral
Communication/Speaking
-Written Communication
Skills
-Presentation Skills
-Facilitating skills
-Organizational
Communication
-Learning to Learn
-Conceptual skills
-Critical thinking skills
-Analytical thinking
-Problem Solving
-Strategic Thinking
-Decision Making
-Judgment or
Discernment
-Resourcefulness
-Objectivity
Attention to detail
Advocacy
Accuracy
Supportive
Care and Concern
Cleanliness and
Orderliness
Confidentiality
Courtesy
Cost-consciousness
Integrity
Persistence
Quality Orientation
Results-orientation
Service Orientation
Work Standards
Adaptability
Analytical
Assertive
Decisive
Diplomacy
Energy
Flexibility
Honesty
Initiative
Organized
Numeracy
Tenacity
ICT skills Planning
Organizing
Leading
Delegating
Coaching
Managing
Change
Performance
Management
Program/ Project
Management
Accountability
Integrity/ Ethics
Vision/ Strategy
Results Focus
Judgment