2026 UP NEC Public Training Programs Online Pre-Registration (July - December)
The University of the Philippines National Engineering Center (UP NEC) provides continuing engineering education through its Professional Engineering Training Division (PETD). The UP NEC has been empowering engineers and non-technical personnel from various industries, national agencies, and local government units through its short courses, competency training programs, customized in-house seminars, enhancement programs, and updating programs in the different fields of engineering.

To start your learning journey, we encourage you to take the following steps below:
  1. Explore all training programs in our 2026 Training Catalogue - https://bit.ly/2026TrainingCatalogue
  2. Pre-register for the program you're interested in using this form. Kindly note that slots are filled on a first-come, first-served basis; with this, pre-registration does not guarantee a slot.
  3. While waiting to secure your slot from the training coordinator, review the Training Payment Guidelines - https://bit.ly/2026TrainingPaymentGuide 
For training-specific inquiries, kindly refer to the following links below:
  1. Practical Cybersecurity Catalogue - https://bit.ly/NECCybersecurityCatalogue
  2. Facilities Management FAQs - https://bit.ly/FAQsFacilitiesManagement
  3. Construction Management FAQs - https://bit.ly/FAQsConstructionManagement
  4. Data Science and Analytics FAQs - https://bit.ly/FAQsDataScienceandAnalytics2026
⚠️ NOTE: Training programs not in this list are already CLOSED. ⚠️

For more information, send us an email at nec.training@up.edu.ph, visit our Facebook page at facebook.com/UPNECTraining, or contact (02) 8981-8500 local 3004, 3005 or 3048.

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