Build Skills. Create Opportunities.

Apply online for government-supported livelihood training programs offered by the TLDC of LGU Bago.

Online Application
TESDA-aligned
Government-supported
Easy Enrollment
TLDC Training Programs

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Bookkeeping NC II

BK-NCII

Master bookkeeping principles and practices. Learn to maintain financial records and prepare financial statements for businesses.

🕐 292 hrs Business
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Computer Systems Servicing NC II

CSS-NCII

Learn computer hardware and software servicing. Gain skills in system configuration, network setup, and troubleshooting.

🕐 280 hrs Technology
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Carpentry NC II

CARP-NCII

Develop hands-on skills in carpentry. Learn to construct, install, and repair structures using wood and other materials.

🕐 301 hrs Construction
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Construction Painting NC II

CP-NCII

Gain expertise in surface preparation and paint application for residential and commercial structures.

🕐 178 hrs Construction
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Cookery NC II

COOK-NCII

Learn professional cooking techniques, kitchen management, and food safety standards for the hospitality industry.

🕐 316 hrs Hospitality / Food Services
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Driving NC II

DRV-NCII

Develop safe driving skills and road safety knowledge. Prepare for professional driving and transportation roles.

🕐 118 hrs Transport
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500+
Graduates
20+
Programs
5,000+
Training Hours
95%
Completion Rate

How to Apply

1
Create Account

Register online with your email and verify OTP

2

Complete Profile

Fill in your personal details and upload ID

3

Choose Course

Browse available training programs and select your preferred course

4

Submit Application

Review and submit your application for staff review

Frequently Asked Questions

Any resident of Bago City who meets the age and eligibility requirements specified for each program.

Yes, the training programs are government-supported and provided free of charge to qualified applicants.

Duration varies by program — typically ranging from 118 to 347 hours depending on the course level and requirements.

Requirements vary by program. Generally, you will need a valid government ID, proof of residency, and any program-specific prerequisites.

Yes, graduates receive a certificate of completion. TESDA-aligned programs also provide National Certificates (NC).

You will be notified via email or your applicant dashboard. You can also track your application status online.