Verified Credentials
Certificates
Computer Systems Servicing NC II
Computer Systems Servicing (CSS) NC II is a national TESDA technical qualification that certifies a person's competency to install, configure, maintain, and diagnose computer systems, local area networks (LAN), and servers. It qualifies an individual to work in foundational IT support roles—such as Computer Technician, Helpdesk Support, or Network Assistant—handling hardware assembly, operating system setup, network cabling, basic server configuration (like DHCP, DNS, and file sharing), and hardware/software troubleshooting.
Ethical Hacking and Data Security
Recognizing participation and commitment to learning ethical hacking principles, cybersecurity practices, and data protection strategies
Beyond Coding: Developing the Systems Mindset of a Global IT Professional.
International webinar focused on developing a systems mindset beyond programming and preparing IT professionals for global professional environments. The activity was conducted on September 23, 2026 via Google Meet and Facebook Live.
Badges
Introduction to Cybersecurity
Cisco verifies the earner of this badge successfully completed the Introduction to Cybersecurity course. The holder of this student-level credential has introductory knowledge of cybersecurity, including the global implications of cyber threats on industries, and why cybersecurity is a growing profession. They understand vulnerabilities and threat detection and defense. They also have insight into opportunities available with pursuing cybersecurity certifications.
End Point Security
Cisco verifies the earner of this badge successfully completed the Endpoint Security course. The holder of this student-level credential has a broad understanding of basic concepts of network security, as well as operating systems and endpoint security.
Digital Awareness
Cisco, in collaboration with OpenEDG, verifies the learner has demonstrated an entry-level understanding of digital tools and technologies and their applications in everyday life. The learner possesses the basic skills to identify and utilize the functions of common digital devices, navigate digital content responsibly, and manage their online presence effectively. Additionally, the learner understands the evolution of digital technologies and the importance of ethical and responsible usage.
Computer Hardware Basics
Cisco verifies the earner of this badge successfully completed the Computer Hardware Basics course and achieved this student level credential. Earner has fundamentals knowledge of computers and mobile devices, how they work, as well as the basic concepts and skills needed to install components to build, repair, upgrade personal computers and and basic troubleshooting tools and techniques.