LET Elementary Reviewer

Aspect	LET Elementary	LET Secondary
For Graduates Of	BEED (Bachelor of Elementary Education)	BSEd (Bachelor of Secondary Education)
Teaching Level	Grades 1-6 (Elementary)	Grades 7-12 (Junior & Senior High School)
Total Items	150 questions	150 questions
General Education	60 items (40%)	60 items (40%)
Professional Education	90 items (60%)	40 items (26.67%)
Majorship	NONE	50 items (33.33%) - Subject specialization required
Passing Score	75% in both Gen Ed & Prof Ed	75% in Gen Ed, Prof Ed, AND Majorship
Exam Duration	Full day (morning session)	Full day (morning & afternoon sessions)
Subjects Taught	All elementary subjects (generalist)	Specific majorship subject only (specialist)
Examination Fee	~PHP 870 (first-time taker)	~PHP 870 (first-time taker)

Key Takeaway: LET Elementary focuses on general teaching competencies across all subjects for younger learners, while LET Secondary requires specialization in a specific subject area for older students.

12-Week LET Elementary Study Schedule

Structured preparation plan from beginner to exam-ready

📘 Weeks 1-2: Foundation Phase

Focus: General Education basics
✓ English: Grammar rules, sentence structure
✓ Filipino: Gramatika, pandiwa, pang-uri
✓ Math: Number systems, basic operations
✓ Science: Scientific method, basic biology
✓ Social Studies: Philippine history overview
⏰ Study Time: 2-3 hours/day

📙 Weeks 3-4: Professional Ed Intro

Focus: Teaching foundations
✓ Principles of Teaching: Methods & strategies
✓ Child Development: Developmental stages
✓ Learning Theories: Piaget, Vygotsky, Bruner
✓ Code of Ethics for Teachers
✓ Start practice quizzes (20 items/day)
⏰ Study Time: 3-4 hours/day

📕 Weeks 5-6: Deep Dive - Gen Ed

Focus: Mastery of General Education
✓ English: Reading comprehension, literature
✓ Filipino: Panitikan, pag-unawa sa binasa
✓ Math: Algebra, geometry, word problems
✓ Science: Chemistry, physics, earth science
✓ Practice tests: 60-item Gen Ed mock exams
⏰ Study Time: 4-5 hours/day

📗 Weeks 7-8: Deep Dive - Prof Ed

Focus: Mastery of Professional Education
✓ Curriculum Development: K-12 framework
✓ Assessment of Learning: Types, construction
✓ Classroom Management: Strategies, discipline
✓ Educational Laws: RA 7836, RA 10533, RA 9155
✓ Practice tests: 90-item Prof Ed mock exams
⏰ Study Time: 5-6 hours/day

📓 Weeks 9-10: Integration Phase

Focus: Combined practice & weak areas
✓ Full 150-item mock exams (weekly)
✓ Review mistakes and wrong answers
✓ Focus on consistently weak topics
✓ Time management practice (3 hours limit)
✓ Join study groups or online forums
⏰ Study Time: 6-7 hours/day

📔 Weeks 11-12: Final Review

Focus: Mastery & exam readiness
✓ Daily full-length mock exams
✓ Review all notes and summaries
✓ Memorize key formulas, laws, theorists
✓ Light review only 1 day before exam
✓ Rest well, prepare requirements
⏰ Study Time: 4-6 hours/day (taper off before exam)

💡 Study Tips: Consistency is key. Study daily even if just 2 hours. Use active recall and spaced repetition. Take practice tests under timed conditions. Join LET review groups for motivation. Review DepEd Orders and educational laws. Prioritize Professional Education (60% weight). Don't cram - pace yourself across 12 weeks.

Exam Day Checklist

✅ What to Bring

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Notice of Admission

Printed from PRC website

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Valid Government ID

With photo and signature (passport, driver's license, UMID, etc.)

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Pencils (No. 2)

At least 3-4 sharpened pencils

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Eraser

Good quality eraser for clean corrections

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Pencil Sharpener

Small handheld sharpener

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Water & Light Snacks

Stay hydrated; energy bars or candies for breaks

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Watch (Non-Digital)

Analog watch for time management (no smartwatches)

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Extra Cash

For meals, transportation, emergencies

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Face Mask

Some testing centers may still require masks

👍 DO's

✓Arrive at least 1 hour before exam time
✓Get 7-8 hours of sleep the night before
✓Eat a nutritious breakfast
✓Read instructions carefully before answering
✓Manage your time wisely (1 minute per question)
✓Answer easy questions first
✓Shade answers properly and neatly
✓Review answers if time permits
✓Stay calm and trust your preparation

👎 DON'Ts

✗Bring mobile phones, calculators, smartwatches
✗Bring review materials or notes to the room
✗Cram or study heavily the night before
✗Talk or communicate with other examinees
✗Leave answers blank (no negative marking)
✗Change answers too frequently
✗Panic if you don't know some answers
✗Rush through questions without reading
✗Compare answers after the exam (causes stress)

⚠️ Important Reminders: Proctors are strict about prohibited items. Store bags and electronics in designated areas. Testing centers vary by location - check your Notice of Admission for specific rules. Arrive early to avoid stress. If using the restroom during exam, time keeps running. Results are usually released 2-3 weeks after the exam via PRC website.

PRC Registration Process for LET Elementary

Step-by-step guide to register for the Licensure Examination for Teachers

Create PRC Online Account

Visit the PRC Online Services portal at online.prc.gov.ph

Click "Create an Account" or "Register"
Fill out personal information accurately
Use a valid and active email address
Create a strong password (save it securely)
Verify your email through the confirmation link

Check Exam Schedule & Requirements

Monitor PRC announcements for upcoming LET exam schedules

LET is conducted twice a year (usually March and September)
Registration opens 2-3 months before exam date
Check eligibility: BEED graduate or equivalent with 18 units Professional Education
Prepare required documents beforehand
Note the registration deadline (strictly observed)

Prepare Required Documents

Scan or photograph the following documents in clear quality

Official Transcript of Records (TOR) - with graduation date indicated
Diploma or Certificate of Graduation - from BEED or equivalent program
Valid Government-Issued ID - with photo and signature (passport, driver's license, UMID, etc.)
2x2 ID Photo - recent, white background, with name tag, formal attire
Marriage Certificate (for married female applicants using married name)
All files should be in JPG, JPEG, or PNG format (max 2MB each)

Fill Out Online Application Form

Select "Licensure Examination for Teachers (Elementary Level)"
Choose your preferred testing center (limited slots, first-come first-served)
Enter personal information exactly as it appears on your documents
Upload all required documents
Double-check all entries before submitting (changes after submission are difficult)
Save a copy of your application reference number

Pay Examination Fee

Complete payment through authorized channels

Fee: Approximately PHP 870 for first-time takers (subject to change)
Payment Options: LandBank, online banking, payment centers (SM, Robinsons, Bayad Center)
Follow the payment instructions from PRC (use your application reference number)
Keep the official receipt or transaction confirmation
Upload proof of payment to your PRC account if required
Payment deadline is strictly enforced (usually before registration closes)

Wait for Notice of Admission

PRC will process your application and release the Notice of Admission

Notice of Admission is usually available 1-2 weeks before the exam
Check your PRC online account regularly for updates
Download and print your Notice of Admission (bring this on exam day)
Verify exam details: date, time, testing center address, room assignment
If there are errors or you don't receive admission, contact PRC immediately

Take the Exam & Wait for Results

Final steps after registration

Bring Notice of Admission and valid ID on exam day
Arrive at testing center at least 1 hour early
Follow all exam rules and proctors' instructions
Results are released 2-3 weeks after exam at prc.gov.ph
Passing: 75% in both General Education and Professional Education
After passing, proceed to PRC for license application and oath-taking

📌 Important Reminders

• Apply early: Testing centers have limited slots and fill up quickly
• Use accurate information: Name must match government-issued ID exactly
• Keep receipts: Save all confirmation emails, reference numbers, and payment proofs
• Check email regularly: PRC sends updates and important announcements
• For questions: Contact PRC directly at (02) 8818-7124 or through their official Facebook page
• Official website: www.prc.gov.ph (beware of fake websites)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

▶What is the LET Elementary exam?

The Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET) Elementary is a professional board exam administered by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) for graduates of Bachelor of Elementary Education (BEED) and other related courses. It is required to practice as a licensed professional teacher in elementary schools (Grades 1-6) in the Philippines. The exam consists of 150 multiple-choice questions covering General Education (40%) and Professional Education (60%).

▶What is the passing score for LET Elementary?

The passing score for LET Elementary is 75% in both General Education and Professional Education components. You must achieve at least 75% in each component separately - not just an average. This means you need to get at least 45 out of 60 items correct in General Education and at least 68 out of 90 items correct in Professional Education.

▶How many questions are in LET Elementary?

The LET Elementary exam has a total of 150 multiple-choice questions divided into two components: General Education with 60 items (40%) covering English, Filipino, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies; and Professional Education with 90 items (60%) covering Principles of Teaching, Child Development, Curriculum Development, Assessment of Learning, and Professional Ethics. Unlike LET Secondary, there is NO Majorship component for Elementary.

▶What subjects are covered in LET Elementary?

LET Elementary covers 10 main subjects divided into two components. General Education (40%): English, Filipino, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies. Professional Education (60%): Principles of Teaching, Child and Adolescent Development, Curriculum Development, Assessment of Learning, and Professional Ethics for Teachers. Each subject has multiple subtopics aligned with DepEd K-12 curriculum and current teaching standards.

▶Who can take the LET Elementary exam?

To be eligible for LET Elementary, you must be a graduate of Bachelor of Elementary Education (BEED), Bachelor of Science in Education (BSEd) with elementary track, or any bachelor's degree with at least 18 units in Professional Education. Filipino citizens and foreign nationals with valid work permits can take the exam. You must also present proof of graduation and other PRC requirements during registration.

▶When is the LET exam schedule?

The LET exam is conducted twice a year by the PRC: typically in March (for September exam) and September (for March exam the following year). Registration usually opens 2-3 months before the exam date. Exact dates are announced on the PRC official website (www.prc.gov.ph). It's recommended to check the PRC website regularly for official announcements and schedule changes.

▶How to register for LET Elementary?

LET registration is done online through the PRC Online Services portal. Steps: (1) Create a PRC account, (2) Fill out the online application form, (3) Upload required documents (diploma, transcript, valid ID, passport photo), (4) Pay the examination fee through authorized payment centers or online banking, (5) Print your Notice of Admission indicating your testing center and schedule. Registration is strictly first-come, first-served, so apply as early as possible when registration opens.

▶What are the requirements for LET Elementary?

Required documents for LET Elementary registration: (1) Official Transcript of Records (TOR) with graduation date, (2) Diploma or Certificate of Graduation from BEED or equivalent program, (3) Valid government-issued ID with photo and signature, (4) Recent 2x2 ID photo with white background and name tag, (5) Marriage Certificate/Contract (for married female applicants), (6) Examination fee payment proof (around PHP 870 for first-time takers). All documents must be clear scanned copies or photos for online upload.