Official PCG Recruitment Process 2023-2024 | Qualification & Requirements
We are pleased to inform you about PCG Recruitment Process 2023-2024 | Qualification & Requirements
PCG Non-Officer!
Here is the general step-by-step guide for aspiring Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) Officers and Non-officers!
STEP 1: Meet the qualifications
- A natural-born citizen of the Philippines;
- Of Good Moral Character;
- 21-24 years old;
- Single;
- At least 5’0″ in height (for male and female);
- Graduate of four-year course;
- With Professional Civil Service Eligibility (rating of 82% and above); or
- With PRC license;
- Physically and mentally fit; and
- Has passed the PCG Aptitude Battery Test (PCGABT).
- A natural-born citizen of the Philippines;
- Of good moral character;
- Single;
- 18-26 years old;
- At least 5’0″ in height (for male and female);
- Has earned at least 72 units; or
- Senior high school graduate provided that he/she has completed TESDA courses;
- Physically and mentally fit; and
- Has passed the PCG Aptitude Battery Test (PCGABT).
STEP 2: Submit initial requirements
Submit the following documents to the nearest PCG district to schedule your PCG Aptitude Battery Test (ABT):
- PCG ABT Application Form (Download Link: https://bit.ly/3a8lu6T)
- Personal Information Sheet (Download Link: https://bit.ly/3a8lu6T)
- PSA Birth Certificate
- Transcript of Records
- Diploma and/or TESDA Certificat
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Step 4: Take the Physical Fitness Test (PFT)
After passing the PCG ABT, applicants shall proceed to their respective PCG district to take the Physical Fitness Test (PFT).Hence, while waiting for the result of the exam, applicants are encouraged to prepare physically to pass the PFT.Step 5: Take the medical, dental and neurological exams
Applicants shall shoulder the expense of their medical exam to be conducted by the prescribed medical center of the PCG District
Step 6: Undergo final deliberation
Applicants who will pass the ABT, PFT, Medical, Dental and Neurological exams shall then undergo the final deliberation.
The recruitment board members will determine who among the applicants are qualified to take the Coast Guard Officer’s Course (CGOC) or Coast Guardman’s Course (CGMC) training.
Step 7: Join the oath taking ceremony of PCG Trainees
Successful applicants will be informed about the details of the oath taking ceremony.
They will also be tasked to prepare the things that they need for the CGOC or CGMC Training
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