The Commission on Higher Education (CHED) has taken decisive action against 26 teacher education programs identified as non-compliant, effectively shutting them down as part of efforts to eliminate diploma mills in the education sector. The move follows an investigation by the Second Congressional Commission on Education (EDCOM II), which flagged these programs for failing to meet professional and academic standards. Authorities emphasize that the closures aim to uphold the quality of teacher training and protect the integrity of the education system. This development marks a significant step in addressing long-standing concerns over substandard teacher education programs.
CHED acts on teacher education diploma mills; 26 non-compliant programs closed The Second Congressional Commission on Education: EDCOM 2
