Thousands of aspiring professional teachers across the Philippines are awaiting the release of the official room assignments for the September 2026 Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET), as the Professional Regulation Commission prepares for one of the country’s largest licensure examinations.
As anticipation continues to build among aspiring educators nationwide, the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) is expected to release the official room assignments for the September 2026 Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET) several weeks before the scheduled examination. The announcement will provide examinees with vital information, including their designated testing venues, room numbers, and important examination guidelines, allowing candidates ample time to prepare for one of the most significant milestones in their teaching careers.
The September 2026 LET is expected to draw tens of thousands of graduates from colleges and universities across the country who aspire to earn their professional teaching licenses. Passing the licensure examination serves as a key requirement for individuals seeking to become licensed professional teachers in both public and private educational institutions in the Philippines.
To accommodate the large number of examinees, the PRC has designated numerous testing centers nationwide, ensuring accessibility for candidates from different regions. The examination will be administered in the National Capital Region (NCR), Baguio, Butuan, Cagayan de Oro, Calapan, Cebu, Davao, Iloilo, Koronadal, Legazpi, Lucena, Pagadian, Palawan, Pampanga, Rosales, Tacloban, Tuguegarao, Zamboanga, Antique, Bacolod, Batanes, Bayambang, Bohol, Catanduanes, Catarman, Cauayan, Digos, Dumaguete, General Santos, Ilocos Norte, Ilocos Sur, Kidapawan, Laguna, Marinduque, Masbate, Mati, Occidental Mindoro, Oroquieta, Romblon, Tagum, and Valencia.
The forthcoming room assignments are expected to specify the exact school buildings where examinees will report, together with their assigned rooms and corresponding seat numbers. The PRC traditionally advises examinees to verify their assignments immediately after publication and to familiarize themselves with the location of their testing centers well before examination day to avoid delays and unnecessary stress.
Candidates are likewise encouraged to review all examination requirements, including the prescribed dress code, identification documents, notice of admission, permitted examination materials, and the list of prohibited items inside the testing rooms. Examinees are generally advised to arrive at their designated testing centers early to allow sufficient time for verification procedures and security checks before the examination begins.
Education institutions, review centers, and families continue to extend their support to future educators as they prepare for the highly competitive licensure examination. Many examinees have spent several months attending review sessions, participating in mock examinations, and strengthening their mastery of professional education, general education, and specialization subjects in pursuit of becoming licensed teachers.
The LET remains one of the country’s most important professional board examinations, serving as the gateway to the teaching profession and reinforcing the government’s commitment to maintaining high standards in Philippine education. Successful examinees will join thousands of licensed educators entrusted with shaping the academic and personal development of future generations.
With the examination date drawing closer, aspiring teachers are urged to monitor official announcements from the Professional Regulation Commission for the release of room assignments and other examination-related advisories. The publication of these assignments marks one of the final steps before candidates take the examination that could ultimately define the beginning of their professional careers as licensed educators.
PRC Room Assignments September 2026 LET/LEPT Room Assignments Elementray & Secondary
LET Room Assignments September 2026 Licensure Exam for Teachers Secondary Level
Room Assignments
Below are room assignments for the September 2026 LET:
Manila
- Elementary:
- Elementary
- Elementary – Special Needs Education
- Elementary – Early Childhood Education
- Elementary (PWD):
- Elementary – PWD
- Elementary (Special Needs Education)
- Elementary (Early Childhood Education)
Antique
- Elementary:
- Elementary
- Elementary – Special Needs Education
- Elementary – Early Childhood Education
Bacolod
- Elementary:
- Elementary
- Elementary – Early Childhood Education
- Elementary – Special Needs Education
Baguio
- Elementary:
- Elementary
- Elementary – PWD
- Elementary – Early Childhood Education
- Elementary – Special Needs Education
Batanes
- Elementary:
- Elementary
- Elementary – PWD
- Elementary – Early Childhood Education
- Elementary – Special Needs Education
Batac, Ilocos Norte
- Elementary:
- Elementary
- Elementary – Early Childhood Education
- Elementary – Special Needs Education
Bayambang, Pangasinan
- Elementary:
- Elementary
- Elementary – Early Childhood Education
- Elementary – Special Needs Education
Bohol
- Elementary:
- Elementary
- Elementary – Early Childhood Education
- Elementary – Special Needs Education
- Elementary – Special Needs Education – PWD
Butuan City
- Elementary:
- Elementary
- Elementary – Early Childhood Education
- Elementary – Special Needs Education
Cagayan de Oro
- Elementary:
- Elementary
- Elementary – Early Childhood Education
- Elementary – Special Needs Education
Candon, Ilocos Sur
- Elementary:
- Elementary
- Elementary – Early Childhood Education
- Elementary – Special Needs Education
Catarman
- Elementary:
- Elementary
- Elementary – Early Childhood Education
- Elementary – Special Needs Education
Cauayan, Isabela
- Elementary:
- Elementary
- Elementary – PWD
- Elementary – Early Childhood Education
- Elementary – Special Needs Education
Cebu
- Elementary:
- Elementary
- Elementary – PWD
- Elementary – Early Childhood Education
- Elementary – Special Needs Education
Davao
- Elementary:
- Elementary
- Elementary – Early Childhood Education
- Elementary – Special Needs Education
- Elementary – Special Needs Education – PWD
Digos
- Elementary:
- Elementary
- Elementary – Early Childhood Education
- Elementary – Special Needs Education
Dumaguete City
- Elementary:
- Elementary
- Elementary – Early Childhood Education
- Elementary – Special Needs Education
General Santos City
- Elementary:
- Elementary
- Elementary – Early Childhood Education
- Elementary – Special Needs Education
Iloilo
- Elementary:
- Elementary
- Elementary – Early Childhood Education
- Elementary – Special Needs Education
Kidapawan City
- Elementary:
- Advisory
- Elementary
- Elementary – Early Childhood Education
- Elementary – Special Needs Education
Koronadal City
- Elementary:
- Advisory
- Elementary
- Elementary – Early Childhood Education
- Elementary – Special Needs Education
Legazpi
- Elementary:
- Elementary
- Elementary – PWD
- Elementary – Early Childhood Education
- Elementary – Special Needs Education
- Elementary – Special Needs Education – PWD
Lipa
- Elementary:
- Elementary
- Elementary – Early Childhood Education
- Elementary – Special Needs Education
Lucena
- Elementary:
- Elementary
- Elementary – PWD
- Elementary – Early Childhood Education
- Elementary – Special Needs Education
Maasin City
- Elementary:
- Elementary
Marinduque
- Elementary:
- Elementary
- Elementary – Early Childhood Education
- Elementary – Special Needs Education
Masbate
- Elementary:
- Elementary
- Elementary – PWD
- Elementary – Early Childhood Education
- Elementary – Special Needs Education
Mati City
- Elementary:
- Elementary
- Elementary – Early Childhood Education
- Elementary – Special Needs Education
Nueva Vizcaya
- Elementary:
- Elementary
- Elementary – Early Childhood Education
- Elementary – Special Needs Education
Occidental Mindoro
- Elementary:
- Elementary
- Elementary – Early Childhood Education
- Elementary – Special Needs Education
Oriental Mindoro
- Elementary:
- Elementary
- Elementary – Early Childhood Education
- Elementary – Special Needs Education
Oroquieta City, Misamis Occidental
- Elementary:
- Elementary
- Elementary – Early Childhood Education
- Elementary – Special Needs Education
Pagadian City
- Elementary:
- Elementary
- Elementary – Early Childhood Education
- Elementary – Special Needs Education
Palawan
- Elementary:
- Elementary
- Elementary – Early Childhood Education
- Elementary – Special Needs Education
Pampanga
- Elementary:
- Elementary
- Elementary – PWD
- Elementary – Early Childhood Education
- Elementary – Special Needs Education
Romblon
- Elementary:
- Elementary
- Elementary – Early Childhood Education
- Elementary – Special Needs Education
Rosales, Pangasinan
- Elementary:
- Elementary
- Elementary – Early Childhood Education
- Elementary – Special Needs Education
Sta. Cruz, Laguna
- Elementary:
- Elementary
- Elementary – Early Childhood Education
- Elementary – Special Needs Education
Tacloban City
- Elementary:
- Elementary
- Elementary – Early Childhood Education
- Elementary – Special Needs Education
Tagum City
- Elementary:
- Elementary
- Elementary – Early Childhood Education
- Elementary – Special Needs Education
Tuguegarao
- Elementary:
- Elementary
- Elementary – Early Childhood Education
- Elementary – Special Needs Education
Valencia City
- Elementary:
- Elementary
- Elementary – Early Childhood Education
- Elementary – Special Needs Education
Virac, Catanduanes
- Elementary:
- Elementary
- Elementary – Early Childhood Education
- Elementary – Special Needs Education
Zamboanga
- Elementary:
- Elementary
- Elementary – Early Childhood Education
- Elementary – Special Needs Education
PRC Set to Release September 2026 LET Room Assignments Ahead of Nationwide Licensure Examination
Lead Description: Thousands of aspiring professional teachers across the Philippines are awaiting the release of the official room assignments for the September 2026 Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET), as the Professional Regulation Commission prepares for one of the country’s largest licensure examinations.
As anticipation continues to build among aspiring educators nationwide, the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) is expected to release the official room assignments for the September 2026 Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET) several weeks before the scheduled examination. The announcement will provide examinees with vital information, including their designated testing venues, room numbers, and important examination guidelines, allowing candidates ample time to prepare for one of the most significant milestones in their teaching careers.
The September 2026 LET is expected to draw tens of thousands of graduates from colleges and universities across the country who aspire to earn their professional teaching licenses. Passing the licensure examination serves as a key requirement for individuals seeking to become licensed professional teachers in both public and private educational institutions in the Philippines.
To accommodate the large number of examinees, the PRC has designated numerous testing centers nationwide, ensuring accessibility for candidates from different regions. The examination will be administered in the National Capital Region (NCR), Baguio, Butuan, Cagayan de Oro, Calapan, Cebu, Davao, Iloilo, Koronadal, Legazpi, Lucena, Pagadian, Palawan, Pampanga, Rosales, Tacloban, Tuguegarao, Zamboanga, Antique, Bacolod, Batanes, Bayambang, Bohol, Catanduanes, Catarman, Cauayan, Digos, Dumaguete, General Santos, Ilocos Norte, Ilocos Sur, Kidapawan, Laguna, Marinduque, Masbate, Mati, Occidental Mindoro, Oroquieta, Romblon, Tagum, and Valencia.
The forthcoming room assignments are expected to specify the exact school buildings where examinees will report, together with their assigned rooms and corresponding seat numbers. The PRC traditionally advises examinees to verify their assignments immediately after publication and to familiarize themselves with the location of their testing centers well before examination day to avoid delays and unnecessary stress.
Candidates are likewise encouraged to review all examination requirements, including the prescribed dress code, identification documents, notice of admission, permitted examination materials, and the list of prohibited items inside the testing rooms. Examinees are generally advised to arrive at their designated testing centers early to allow sufficient time for verification procedures and security checks before the examination begins.
Education institutions, review centers, and families continue to extend their support to future educators as they prepare for the highly competitive licensure examination. Many examinees have spent several months attending review sessions, participating in mock examinations, and strengthening their mastery of professional education, general education, and specialization subjects in pursuit of becoming licensed teachers.
The LET remains one of the country’s most important professional board examinations, serving as the gateway to the teaching profession and reinforcing the government’s commitment to maintaining high standards in Philippine education. Successful examinees will join thousands of licensed educators entrusted with shaping the academic and personal development of future generations.
With the examination date drawing closer, aspiring teachers are urged to monitor official announcements from the Professional Regulation Commission for the release of room assignments and other examination-related advisories. The publication of these assignments marks one of the final steps before candidates take the examination that could ultimately define the beginning of their professional careers as licensed educators.
LERIS Account Support
Applicants experiencing technical issues with their Licensure Examination and Registration Information System (LERIS) account—such as password reset requests, correction of incorrect or mismatched personal records, or other account-related concerns—may contact the PRC Licensure Examination Division through the following email addresses: