Carl Balita Review Center (CBRC)- Catbalogan Branch

Catbalogan, Samar
Teachers (LET/BLEPT)Criminology
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Carl Balita Review Center (CBRC) - Catbalogan Branch is part of the nationwide CBRC network, a Philippine review center chain founded in 2004 by Dr. Carl E. Balita that focuses on the Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET) and criminology board exam preparation, with additional programs such as nursing, midwifery, and civil service review offered at larger branches. This branch operates from the 3rd Floor of the J. Marketing Building at the corner of San Francisco Street and Mabini Avenue in Catbalogan City, Samar, and serves reviewees across the island of Samar alongside its sister branch in Catarman, Northern Samar. CBRC describes itself as the country's largest review center network, with over 180 branches nationwide and additional locations in Canada, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Thailand, the UAE, and the United States. The chain is ISO 9001:2015-certified. Reviewees can reach this branch at 0997 250 7980 for enrollment and schedule details.

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3rd Floor J. Marketing Bldg. San Francisco St, Cor Mabini Ave, City of Catbalogan, Samar, Philippines, Catbalogan, Samar

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Their main branch operating in the whole island of Samar is in Catarman, N. Samar. This review center is your the best choice in preparation for licensure exams like the Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET) and Civil Service Exam. They offer learning materials for their reviewees for the LET like books. Prices vary depending on what subject for the majorship (specialization) and you'll get a two free books once you've enrolled in CBRC and that's their Red Book (Prof. Ed.) and Blue Book (Gen. Ed.). If you're looking for a book that has a compilation of LET questions frequently occurring in the exam, my advice, buy the Yellow Book. Their lecturers on general education subjects are usually from the region and are efficient and an expert when it comes to their teaching on a particular subject covering all topics in one day smoothly. You can jot down notes but taking pictures of PowerPoint Presentations are strictly prohibited as explained in the orientation. Anyway, the lecturer or the staff sometimes sends out hardcopies or softcopies of very important topics. One of the best thing about my CBRC experience are the times with the National Lecturers. You'll definitely learn from them with different strategies involved and they're good at it. They crack jokes (humor is kinda important to keep the crowd awake) and they narrate their experiences in taking the LET. They go to province after province and you're lucky if they have been assigned to your branch. Mere words and description wont explain everything we experienced here so you'll have to experience it yourself. Enroll now if want to pass the exam, top the LET 'cause it's more fun in CBRC! Learning is better in CBRC!

Jim Carl MaasinGoogle Review