eCAV system launched in the Philippines to digitize academic records

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The eCAV (Electronic Certified Academic Verification) system has been launched in the Philippines. The digital platform aims to streamline verification of academic documents.

Prior to this, Filipinos wanting to work or study abroad had to process records through several government agencies. With eCAV, the process is now strictly online and brings together various services under one platform.

Esto incluye al Departamento de Asuntos Exteriores (DFA), la Comisión de Educación Superior (CHED) y el Departamento de Educación (DepEd). Los solicitantes ahora pueden enviar registros como diplomas, certificados de notas y más a través de un único sitio web.

Users may also track their application status without having to visit different offices in person. eCAV officials claim that the new system will cut verification to only three working days.

El lanzamiento del eCAV es parte del programa de digitalización de la administración de Marcos que busca modernizar los servicios gubernamentales. Se espera que beneficie a los filipinos que buscan empleo y oportunidades educativas al simplificar un requisito clave.

Interested readers can check out their website at ecav.ched.gov.ph/home.

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