Who is responsible for reporting MTLE results?

Who is responsible for reporting MTLE results?

• A. PRC
• B. CHED
• C. Commissioner of Civil Service
• D. Department of Health

Answer: (C)

Civil service eligibility governs who can be appointed to government positions, and licensure results like the MTLE are reported to the Civil Service Commission to establish that eligibility. In the government service process, the Civil Service Commission handles the evaluation and certification of credentials that qualify an applicant for employment, so the MTLE results are reported to CSC for this purpose. The head of that agency, the Commissioner of Civil Service, leads this function, which is why this option is the correct one. The other entities—PRC administers and reports licensure results for professional practice, CHED deals with higher education matters, and the Department of Health is not involved in reporting licensure results for civil service—are not the bodies responsible for this reporting pathway.

Civil service eligibility governs who can be appointed to government positions, and licensure results like the MTLE are reported to the Civil Service Commission to establish that eligibility. In the government service process, the Civil Service Commission handles the evaluation and certification of credentials that qualify an applicant for employment, so the MTLE results are reported to CSC for this purpose. The head of that agency, the Commissioner of Civil Service, leads this function, which is why this option is the correct one. The other entities—PRC administers and reports licensure results for professional practice, CHED deals with higher education matters, and the Department of Health is not involved in reporting licensure results for civil service—are not the bodies responsible for this reporting pathway.