PRC to open field office in Puerto Princesa

The service center in Puerto Princesa will speed up transactions for the submission of applications and examination of graduates of courses governed by the PRC. (Photo: Professional Regulation Commission/Facebook)

PUERTO PRINCESA CITY, Palawan— The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) is set to open a service center at the Robinsons Place Palawan here early next year.

“I am happy to announce that soon, our PRC-Service Center in Puerto Princesa City will open. I think early next year, there will already be personnel and staff who shall handle daily transactions,” Arnel Gagalac, Professional Regulation Officer III of the PRC, said Saturday.

The service center in Puerto Princesa will speed up transactions for the submission of applications and examination of graduates of courses governed by the PRC.

Gagalac said this would also mean convenience for Palawenyos, who no longer need to travel to Manila to renew their licenses.

The announcement was released following the start of the orientation of 48 individuals serving as room watchers for the Board Licensure Examination for Criminologists this weekend.

A total of 574 examinees are currently taking the licensure exam at the Palawan State University-Senior High School Buliding.