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Licensure Exam for Professional Teachers coverage (LET)

Here is exactly what the Licensure Exam for Professional Teachers tests: the 3 subjects, how much each is weighted, and every topic under them, mapped straight to the board's published coverage. The ExamJuan reviewer is built one lesson at a time against this outline, so nothing on the exam catches you off guard.

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Who can take it
Graduates of teacher-education programs (BEEd, BSEd, and allied degrees with education units). Elementary and Secondary have separate exams.
Format
100% multiple choice. Elementary: General Education (40%) + Professional Education (60%). Secondary: General Education (20%) + Professional Education (40%) + Area of Specialization (40%). Given twice a year.
When
Twice yearly (commonly March and September/October). Confirm dates at prc.gov.ph.
Passing
75% general average, with no subject rating below 50%

Table of specifications

Subjects and weights

The LET is scored across 3 subjects. Each one counts toward your general average, so the reviewer gives every subject the depth its weight demands.

SubjectWeight
General Education (Gen Ed)40%
Professional Education (Prof Ed)60%
Area of Specialization (Secondary only)40%
Total140%

Topics

What is tested, subject by subject

Gen Ed: English

Study and thinking skills in English, grammar, and literature.

  • Study and thinking skills
  • Writing in the discipline
  • Speech and oral communication
  • Philippine and world literature

Gen Ed: Filipino

Komunikasyon, pagbasa, at pagsulat sa akademikong Filipino.

  • Komunikasyon sa akademikong Filipino
  • Pagbasa at pagsulat tungo sa pananaliksik
  • Masining na pagpapahayag

Gen Ed: Mathematics

Fundamentals of math, elementary algebra, geometry, and statistics.

  • Fundamentals of mathematics
  • Plane geometry
  • Elementary algebra
  • Statistics and probability

Gen Ed: Science

General biology, and physics with earth science.

  • General biology
  • Physics
  • Earth and environmental science

Gen Ed: Social Science

Philippine history and government, geography, economics, and society.

  • Philippine history and government
  • Geography
  • Economics (micro and macro)
  • Sociology and anthropology

Prof Ed: Teaching Principles & Curriculum

Principles of teaching, curriculum development, and educational technology.

  • Principles and methods of teaching
  • Curriculum design and development
  • Educational technology
  • Learner-centered strategies

Prof Ed: Child & Adolescent Development

Developmental stages and learning theories (Piaget, Vygotsky, Erikson).

  • Cognitive, social, emotional, and physical development
  • Piaget, Vygotsky, Erikson, Kohlberg
  • Individual differences and special needs

Prof Ed: Assessment & Facilitating Learning

Assessment of learning, classroom management, and facilitating learning.

  • Assessment and evaluation (formative vs summative)
  • Test construction and item analysis
  • Classroom management
  • Facilitating learning

Prof Ed: Social Dimensions, Research & Ethics

The teaching profession, the Code of Ethics, laws, and educational research.

  • The teaching profession and its laws (RA 7836, RA 4670)
  • Code of Ethics for Professional Teachers
  • Social dimensions of education
  • Basic educational research (action research)

Major: English

40% of exam

The Secondary English area of specialization: linguistics, literature, and the teaching of language.

  • Introduction to linguistics and the structure of English
  • Stylistics and literary criticism
  • Mythology, folklore, and Afro-Asian literature
  • English and American literature
  • Teaching listening, speaking, reading, and literature
  • Language research, campus journalism, and translation

Major: Filipino

40% of exam

Ang espesyalisasyon sa Filipino para sa sekondarya: lingguwistika, panitikan, at ang pagtuturo ng wika.

  • Lingguwistika at estruktura ng Wikang Filipino
  • Panitikang Filipino at Panitikang Asyano
  • Pagtuturo ng wika at panitikan
  • Pagtatasa at ebalwasyon sa Filipino
  • Pananaliksik at kagamitang panturo

Major: Mathematics

40% of exam

The Secondary Mathematics area of specialization: algebra, geometry, trigonometry, statistics, and calculus.

  • Arithmetic, number theory, and business math
  • Elementary and advanced algebra
  • Plane, solid, and analytic geometry
  • Trigonometry
  • Probability and statistics
  • Introduction to calculus

Major: Biological Science

40% of exam

The Secondary Biological Science area of specialization: cells, genetics, physiology, ecology, and supporting chemistry.

  • Cell biology and biochemistry
  • Genetics and evolution
  • Microbiology
  • Human anatomy and physiology
  • Ecology
  • General and organic chemistry for biology

Major: Physical Science

40% of exam

The Secondary Physical Science area of specialization: chemistry and physics, from atomic structure to mechanics and optics.

  • Atomic structure and chemical bonding
  • Stoichiometry, gases, and solutions
  • Acids and bases, thermodynamics, and equilibrium
  • Mechanics: motion, forces, and vectors
  • Electricity, magnetism, and modern physics
  • Light, optics, earth, and space

Major: Social Studies

40% of exam

The Secondary Social Studies area of specialization: history, geography, economics, government, and the social sciences.

  • Geography and the environment
  • Philippine, Asian, and world history
  • Economics: microeconomics and macroeconomics
  • Political science, governance, and law
  • Sociology and anthropology
  • Teaching approaches and assessment in social studies

Major: Values Education

40% of exam

The Secondary Values Education area of specialization: ethics, moral development, human rights, and the teaching of values.

  • Philosophical and ethical foundations of values
  • Psychological theories of values and personhood
  • Interpersonal relations and Filipino family values
  • Human rights, citizenship, peace, and gender education
  • Moral issues, work values, and community service
  • Teaching approaches and assessment in values education

Major: MAPEH

40% of exam

The Secondary MAPEH area of specialization: Music, Arts, Physical Education, and Health, plus their teaching.

  • Music theory, Philippine and Asian music
  • Arts and Philippine visual arts
  • Physical education, movement, and fitness
  • Health education, safety, and first aid
  • Foundations and teaching of MAPEH
  • Sports officiating and performance management

Major: Agriculture and Fishery Arts

40% of exam

The Secondary Agriculture and Fishery Arts area of specialization: crops, livestock, aquaculture, and agri-entrepreneurship.

  • Crop production and horticulture
  • Animal and poultry husbandry
  • Fishery and aquaculture
  • Pest, disease, and farm management
  • Agri-entrepreneurship and marketing

Major: Technology and Livelihood Education

40% of exam

The Secondary TLE area of specialization: industrial arts, home economics, ICT, and entrepreneurship.

  • Technical drafting
  • Carpentry, masonry, and plumbing
  • Basic electricity and electronics
  • Home economics: foods and cosmetology
  • Business math and entrepreneurship
  • ICT and TLE work immersion

How the LET is passed

A general average of at least 75%, with no subject rating below 50%. You need a 75% general average with no part below 50%.

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