To maintain the professional and ethical standards of psychological assessment, PhilTests requires all practitioners to undergo an accreditation process. This ensures that our copyrighted materials are used only by qualified professionals in compliance with the Intellectual Property Code of the Philippines (RA 8293), the Data Privacy Act of 2012 (RA 10173) and the PAP Code of Ethics for professional and ethical use.

Accreditation is open to individuals involved in psychological testing, including: 

• Licensed Professionals: Registered Psychologists and Psychometricians.

• Specialized Practitioners: Guidance Counselors and HR Professionals with documented training in psychological assessment.

Before requesting your form, please ensure you can provide the following documentation for verification:

1. Educational Credentials: Details of your highest relevant degree and/or a list of specific coursework (e.g., Psychometrics, Intelligence Testing).

2. Academic Records: A copy of your academic transcript or certificate of relevant coursework.

3. Professional Licensure: A certified copy of your valid PRC license indicating your license number and validity date.

4. Experience: Total years of experience and a brief description of your current role in psychological testing.

5. Identification: A recent 1x1 or passport-sized photo for your Accreditation ID.

6. Professional Training: For non-psychologists (e.g., HR, Guidance), a detailed explanation of your specific training in assessment tools.

To maintain professional standards, PhilTests does not host the Accreditation Form publicly. This serves as a pre-filter to ensure only qualified professionals initiate the application process and prevents the unauthorized scraping of any information from the form for malicious purposes.

To begin your application process, please send an email to info@philtestsonline.com to request the official Accreditation Form.

Once received, please fill out the form completely and attach all required supporting documents. Our team will review your qualifications to determine your accreditation status. 

By becoming accredited, you agree to: 

• Protect all intellectual property and prevent the unauthorized reproduction or distribution of test materials.

• Adhere to the PAP Code of Ethics and maintain strict client confidentiality.

• Ensure that all testing conducted under your supervision is performed by adequately trained individuals.