MANILA, Philippines — The recent Social Worker Licensure Exam saw two graduates, Desiree Revilla Alimbon of UM-Davao and Dianne Ross Lorenton Laynes of UP Diliman, sharing the top spot with a score of 90.80%.
The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) reported that a total of 7,334 out of 9,647 examinees passed the exam, which was conducted earlier this month by the Board for Social Workers.
Top Performers of the Social Worker Licensure Exam
Both Desiree Revilla Alimbon from UM-Davao and Dianne Ross Lorenton Laynes from UP Diliman stood out as the highest scorers in the Social Worker Licensure Exam. Their achievement highlights the growing prominence of both institutions in the field of social work education.
100% Passing Rate Schools
In addition to the top scorers, 24 schools were recognized for their 100% passing rate in the exam. Among these institutions, four schools stood out for having more than 50 test takers:
- Bicol University-Daraga, with 113 test takers.
- Davao del Norte State College, with 88 test takers.
- Mindanao State University-Marawi City, with 82 test takers.
- Cavite State University (Don Severino Agricultural College), with 62 test takers.
The Importance of the Social Worker Licensure Exam
The Social Worker Licensure Exam is a significant milestone for individuals aiming to become professional social workers in the Philippines. It ensures that the candidates are equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to support individuals and communities in need.
Recognition and Reflection on Achievements
Desiree Revilla Alimbon and Dianne Ross Lorenton Laynes are celebrated for their outstanding performance in the exam, which is a testament to their hard work and dedication. Their success, alongside the 100% passing rate from several schools, reflects the high standards of education and training in social work in the Philippines.
Celebrating the Future of Social Work
The Social Worker Licensure Exam results are a proud moment for social work education in the Philippines. As these new professionals step into their roles, they are poised to make a positive impact on society.
Congratulations to all the successful examinees, and especially to the top scorers for setting an example of excellence in the field.
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