SPTVE Class Record, Grading and SF9

Special Program in Technical-Vocational Education sections, Grade 7–10.

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At a glance

Full nameSpecial Program in Technical-Vocational Education
Grade levelsGrade 7–10
Subject the program addsApplied Technical Drawing (Grade 7–8) or Applied Entrepreneurship (Grade 9–10), and TVE Specialization
GroupsYes, one per specialization
Weights of the program subject20% Written/Oral Works, 60% Product/Performance Tasks, 20% Examinations
Learning areas in the General Average9

Subjects

Grade 7–8
Filipino, English, Mathematics, Science, Araling Panlipunan, Edukasyon sa Pagpapakatao (ESP), Music and Arts, Physical Education and Health, Applied Technical Drawing and TVE Specialization.
Grade 9–10
The same, with Applied Entrepreneurship in place of Applied Technical Drawing.
No TLE
DepEd's SPTVE report card has no EPP or TLE row, so there is no TLE subject.
ESP or Values Education
Values Education can be used instead of ESP. Both print on the same report card row, so use one.
Specializations
TVE Specialization can be split into specializations. Each has its own teacher, class record and submission, and each learner belongs to one.

SPTVE stays on its existing curriculum and uses the three Terms, as a division memo says. If your division says otherwise, follow your division.

How it is graded

Examinations blend ST1 30%, ST2 30% and the Term Examination 40%.

Learning areaWritten/Oral WorksProduct/Performance TasksExaminations
TVE Specialization, Applied Technical Drawing, Applied Entrepreneurship20%60%20%
Filipino, English, Mathematics, Science, Araling Panlipunan, ESP or Values Education20%50%30%
Music and Arts, Physical Education and Health20%60%20%

DO 015 item 5 lets special programs issue their own assessment guidelines. GuroHub uses the TLE weights for the TVE subjects until such guidelines exist.

General Average

GuroHub computes the General Average from 9 learning areas, as on the Term Summary sheet of DepEd's SPTVE workbook, and it prints once all three Terms have Final Grades.

The report card (SF9)

Card
DepEd's SPTVE card, which has no EPP/TLE row.
Applied row
Applied Technical Drawing in Grade 7–8, Applied Entrepreneurship in Grade 9–10.
TVE Specialization
One row per learner, with the grade from the learner's own specialization. The specialization's name is not printed on the SF9.

Set it up

Regular to a program works at any time. Going back to Regular, or to another program, locks after the first submitted Term, and after that only GuroHub can change it.

  1. Set the Program

    Create a Grade 7–10 section and set Program to SPTVE, or open an existing section, choose Program from its three-dot menu and click Save program.

  2. TLE becomes TVE Specialization

    On an existing section, TLE becomes TVE Specialization and keeps its teacher, scores and submitted Terms. Applied Technical Drawing or Applied Entrepreneurship is added empty. Then split TVE Specialization into specializations and place each learner in one.

  3. Print the report cards

    Open the section's SF9 tab to print the card.

Frequently asked questions

Which grades can have SPTVE?

SPTVE is for Grade 7–10 sections.

How are the TVE subjects graded?

20% Written/Oral Works, 60% Product/Performance Tasks, 20% Examinations. DO 015 item 5 lets special programs issue their own assessment guidelines. GuroHub uses these TLE weights until such guidelines exist.

What if a learner has no specialization?

The learner has no TVE grade, so the SF9 row and the General Average stay blank until a specialization is assigned.

Can a learner take all specializations in rotation and get one averaged TVE grade?

Not yet. Each learner belongs to one specialization and has one TVE grade. DepEd has not given a rule for averaging several, so GuroHub does not average them.

Can I change a section's Program later?

Regular to a program works at any time. Going back to Regular, or to another program, locks after the first submitted Term, and after that only GuroHub can change it.

Run your SPTVE section.

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