For those who are residents of any of the Region 4-B provinces of Albay, Camarines Norte, Camarines Sur, Catanduanes, Masbate, or Sorsogon who wish to enroll in any of the 2019 TESDA Approved Courses Free Training Offered Region 5.
In the province of Albay, there are 57 TESDA accredited schools including a Provincial Training Center in Guinobatan and Malilipot. These schools and training centers offer free training to a limited number of students in a first come first serve basis.
In the Region 5 province of Camarines Norte, 39 schools including a Provincial Training Center in Labo are offering various TESDA approved courses. These schools and training centers are also accepting enrollees on a first come first serve basis and offers free training to a limited number of qualified enrollees.
The province of Camarines Sur, on the other hand, has the most number of TESDA accredited schools in Region 5. At present, there is a total of 73 TESDA accredited schools and training centers including a Provincial Training Center in Libmanan and a Regional Training Center in Pili. All of which offers free training to a limited number of qualified students.
The fourth province in Region 5 is the province of Catanduanes. Currently, there are only 10 schools and training centers in this province all of which offers a variety of free TESDA courses to a limited number of qualified students.
Also included in Region 5 is the province of Masbate. This province has a total of 21 TESDA accredited schools and training centers which also corresponds to the total number of cities and municipalities that make up the whole province. The number of qualified student applicants to be accepted for each course is also on a first come first serve basis, same as all the other schools and training centers that offer free TESDA courses.
Last but not least is the province of Sorsogon. This Region 5 province is the southernmost province in Luzon and is divided into 14 municipalities and 1 city. At present, there are 18 TESDA accredited schools and training centers operating in the province, all of which are under the direct supervision by the agency and also has free training courses offered to student applicants on a first-come serve basis.
