How to Register on the TESDA Skills Passport App

If you’re in the Philippines and want a faster way to manage your TESDA certificates, find scholarships, and apply for jobs, the TESDA Skills Passport mobile app is your all-in-one tool. To register, simply download the app, sign up using your email, complete your personal details, verify your identity through PhilSys and face scan, and activate your account via email. After that, you can upload your certifications and start building your digital resume.

The registration process is designed to protect your identity and make your credentials trusted by employers. Once your account is active, you can track scholarships, access TESDA Online Program (TOP) courses, generate a QR-coded resume, and even get matched with job opportunities. Below is a clear, step-by-step guide based on the app walkthrough video and official instructions.

What is the TESDA Skills Passport?

The Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) launched the TESDA Skills Passport as a digital hub for Filipino learners and workers. According to TESDA Director General Jose Francisco “Kiko” B. Benitez, the app is connected to the eGov ecosystem through its digital resume feature.

It allows you to:

  • Store and verify National Certificates (NCs)
  • Apply for scholarships
  • Search for jobs locally and abroad
  • Find training and assessment centers
  • Access free online courses

Registration Steps for TESDA Skills Passport

Here’s a detailed guide on how it’s done:

Step 1. Download the App
Install the TESDA Skills Passport from:

Step 2. Open the App and Tap “Sign Up”
On the welcome screen, You’ll see options to Log In or Sign Up. Choose Sign Up on the login screen.

Step 3. Enter Your Personal Details
Fill in your name, birth date, gender, and other required information.

Step 4. Provide Your Address
Enter your birth address and current address (region, province, city/municipality, barangay, street).

Step 5. Create Your Login Details
Use an active email address and create a password.

Step 6. Review and Agree to Data Privacy
Check your information and tap Register.

Step 7. Complete PhilSys Verification
Confirm your identity through the Philippine Identification System (PhilSys).

Step 8. Do the Face Scan
Follow the on-screen instructions. Remove glasses or caps and position your face clearly.

Step 9. Activate Through Email
Open your email inbox and click the activation link from TESDA.

After activation, your TESDA Skills Passport account is ready to use. This means that you can now use the app to its full potential.

What You Can Do After Registration

After logging in, you can:

1. Create a QR-Enabled Digital Resume

Upload training certificates, micro-credentials, and national exam results. Employers can scan your QR code to verify your records instantly.

2. Apply for Scholarships

Tap Scholarship, view available slots, and tap Apply Now. You can track status under My Applications.

3. Find Jobs

Upload credentials to strengthen your profile. Employers browsing “Find a TESDAn” can view verified details.

4. Locate Training Centers

Use Centers Near Me. The app shows:

  • Green dots (assessment centers)
  • Yellow dots (training centers)
    You can also tap “Get Directions.”

5. Access Learning Paths & TOP

Explore free TESDA Online Program courses inside the app.

Common Issues (And Quick Fixes)

Some of the common errors associated with the TESDA Skills Passport registration are as follows:

1. My face scan failed.
Remove glasses and move to better lighting.

2. I didn’t get the email.
Check the spam folder. Make sure your email was typed correctly.

3. I’m not registered with PhilSys.
Complete PhilSys registration first before retrying.

Registration in the TESDA Skills Passport mobile app makes it easier for Filipino workers, students, and job seekers to organize certifications, apply for scholarships, and connect with employers. Registration takes only a few minutes, but it opens access to verified credentials, job matching, and free technical and vocational education opportunities across the Philippines.

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