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The 1st Endorsement is an official document used by the Department of Education (DepEd) to formally endorse and recommend the appointment of a teacher or personnel to the Schools Division Superintendent.
This document is commonly prepared at the district or school level and serves as part of the official appointment and personnel evaluation process.
A 1st Endorsement is a formal written recommendation submitted to the Division Office, endorsing a proposed appointee for a teaching or non-teaching position within DepEd.
It contains essential information about the incumbent, the proposed appointee, and the justification for the recommendation.
Below is a sample 1st Endorsement format for appointment purposes. This sample is provided for reference only and may be edited to fit office-specific requirements.
1st Endorsement
Respectfully forwarded to the Schools Division Superintendent, Division of Batangas, Batangas City, recommending appointment of ______________________, Teacher I, Extension Position.
The information data of the incumbent teacher and the proposed appointee are as follows:
1. Incumbent:
2. Proposed Appointee:
3. Justification for the Proposed Appointee:
The appointee ranked number 22 (Category A) in the Registry of Qualified Applicants. Teacher applicants ahead of her accepted teaching positions and were already accommodated within the Division of Batangas.
________________________________, Ed.D.
Teacher-In-Charge
APPROVED: ________
DISAPPROVED: ________
_________________________________, CESO V
Schools Division Superintendent
You may download the editable files for the 1st Endorsement (Appointment) using the external link below.
Note: This sample is for reference purposes only. Always follow official DepEd guidelines and instructions from your Schools Division Office.