College of Health and Sciences
Caregiving NC II
TESDA-accredited Caregiving NC II program under the College of Health and Sciences.
Program Tag: CGNC2
Program Duration: N/A
Total No. of Units: N/A
Program Overview
The Caregiving NC II program equips learners with the practical knowledge and competencies required to provide quality care for infants, children, older persons, and individuals with special needs. Through competency-based training and hands-on practice, students develop the skills necessary to deliver safe, compassionate, and professional caregiving services in home, community, and healthcare environments.
Why Choose CGNC2 at DYCI?
- TESDA competency-based curriculum
- Hands-on caregiving training
- Patient-centered care approach
- Industry-ready practical skills
- Experienced healthcare trainers
Career Opportunities
- Caregiver
- Home Care Assistant
- Residential Care Worker
- Elderly Care Assistant
- Child Caregiver
- Private Duty Caregiver
- Healthcare Support Worker
- Personal Care Assistant
- Community Care Worker
Licensed to
care.
- FAAP Level IV accredited BS Nursing, the highest level of program accreditation, granted through PACUCOA.
- PACUCOA Level I accredited BS Midwifery.
- 99.35% passing rate in the August 2026 Nurse Licensure Examination, with 154 of 155 passing.
- Top 6 national placer in the November 2025 Nurse Licensure Examination, where 99.22% of DYCI first-time takers passed.
- 100% midwifery passing rate in November 2025 and April 2026, including a Top 8 placer in April 2026.
- Gawad Galing Award for Distinguished Advancement in Healthcare Education (2025).
- EAFONS 2026 student researchers presented at the East Asian Forum of Nursing Scholars in Singapore.
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