12/09/2026
HANDS-ON PREPARATION. REAL-WORLD READINESS. | CSS NC II
At Athena Institute of Training and Assessment Incorporated, we prepare our scholars not only to pass their TESDA competency assessment—but to become job-ready, confident, and capable of performing in actual workplace environments.
Our Computer Systems Servicing (CSS) NC II scholars are currently undergoing an intensive five-day hands-on competency preparation program designed to strengthen both their assessment readiness and practical industry skills.
The training is being facilitated by Trainer Celomar Pacquia, together with Engelbert Precillas of Minbits Corp., who brings valuable industry experience and real-world technical practices into the learning process.
Throughout the five-day activity, our scholars will progressively demonstrate and strengthen the major competency areas of CSS NC II:
Day 1 – COC 1
Installing and Configuring Computer Systems
Day 2 – COC 2
Setting Up Computer Networks
Day 3 – COC 3
Setting Up Computer Servers
Day 4 – COC 4
Maintaining and Repairing Computer Systems and Networks
Day 5 – Integration, Continuation, Mock Assessment and Competency Validation
The goal is not simply to memorize procedures.
Our scholars are being trained to diagnose problems, work safely, use proper tools, follow technical standards, complete tasks under pressure, troubleshoot independently, and explain the work they perform—skills that matter both during TESDA assessment and in actual employment.
At Athena, we believe that competency should go beyond the assessment room.
Passing the assessment is an important milestone. Becoming employable and dependable in the workplace is the bigger goal.
By combining competency-based training with the guidance of experienced trainers and industry practitioners, we aim to give our scholars the confidence and practical capability to move from training, to certification, to employment.
To our CSS NC II scholars: keep learning, keep practicing, and keep improving. Every hands-on activity brings you one step closer not only to becoming TESDA-certified, but to becoming a professional whom employers or clients can trust.