This page shows how a walk-in examinee can apply for the National Career Assessment Examination (NCAE). There are two ways to register: onsite registration and online registration. Each method is shown in its own section below.
On this page 6 sections
What the NCAE is
The NCAE is an aptitude test for junior high school students in the K to 12 Basic Education Program (BEP). Its results are meant to help with:
- Self-assessment: learners get a clearer picture of their own aptitudes.
- Career awareness: learners learn which career paths may suit them.
- Career guidance: teachers, guidance counselors, and parents can use the results to guide learners.
Ways to apply as a walk-in examinee
Walk-in examinees can register in one of two ways. Choose the method that works for you, then follow the matching section below.
| Method | Where you register |
|---|---|
| Onsite registration | In person |
| Online registration | Online |
Application for NCAE for walk-in examinees via onsite registration
Use this method if you will register in person.
NCAE online registration for walk-in examinees
Use this method if you will register online.
Tips for learners, parents, and teachers
- Learners: pick one registration method and complete it carefully, following the steps in that section.
- Parents: help your child choose the method that is easier for your family.
- Teachers and guidance counselors: share this page with walk-in examinees so they know both registration options.
Frequently asked questions
What is the NCAE?
The National Career Assessment Examination (NCAE) is an aptitude test. Its results support self-assessment, career awareness, and career guidance.
Who is the NCAE for?
It is for junior high school students in the K to 12 Basic Education Program (BEP).
How can a walk-in examinee apply for the NCAE?
A walk-in examinee can apply in two ways: in person through onsite registration, or through online registration. Both methods are shown on this page.
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