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Admissions

Admission to SAIDI Program may be granted to a holder of a Bachelor's Degree (or its equivalent) from any discipline for the Master's Program or, a Master's Degree for the Doctoral program, a member of a formal organization and one who has direct access to decision-making in his/her organization. He/She may be:
- An educator
- An industrial/business executive
- An organization and church leader
- A working professional in the field of organization change or human resources development or management.

Application

The applicant for admission must:

- Complete the Application Form for Admission.
- Submit a copy of his/her Original Transcript of Records.
- Have three letters of Recommendation sent to the Dean or Registrar.
- Be available for an interview with the duly designated representative of the SAIDI Academe.

You can download the admission guide here. (requires "Adobe Reader", to save file, right click on the link - choose "save as" or "save target as")

*SAIDI offers face-to-face classes to students from international countries such as China, Vietnam, Thailand, and others, in compliance with the respective educational regulations of these nations.

Application Documents

An applicant to the academic program signifies his/her desire to be considered for admission by preparing the following documents:

1. A Cover Letter indicating your reasons, research interests, and future career plans for applying to the academic program (not to exceed 2 pages)
2. Applicant’s Personal Data Sheet (1 set)
3. Personal Recommendation Sheet (3 sets)
4. Transcript (Academic Records)

Cover Letter

Address the Letter to:
The Dean
SAIDI School of Organization Development
Taktak Drive, Antipolo City, Philippines

Describe in your letter your (1) key reasons for applying to the program, (2) interests or aspects of your background have prepared or motivated you you for a study in Organization Development, and (3) what are your future undertaking after completing an OD degree.

Personal Data Sheet

Click here to download

Personal Recommendation

You are required to submit three (3) letters of recommendation.
The three recommenders may include professional colleagues or others who can comment on your academic potential for graduate work.

The Recommender submits directly his/her recommendation SAIDI Graduate School of OD and Planning.

Click here to download the Recommendation form

Transcript of Records (TOR)

Prepare Application Documents

Transcript of Records (TOR)

For Master of Arts: Official Transcript of Records
of a Completed Bachelor’s Degree

For Doctor of Philosophy: Official Transcript of Records
of a Completed Master of Arts degree

Transcripts must bear the official seal of the school and the signature of the Registrar.

You may inform the Registrar of SAIDI should you need a Letter of Request to send to your previous school.

SAIDI Gradute School of OD and Planning has international graduates and students currently enrolled. SAIDI assesses a foreign degree based on the specific educational system and the level of study completed.

The following guidelines show the minimum academic study completed:

Country/ies Outside the Philippines
Minimum Study Requirement for Admission
USA, Latin America, Middle East, other* European countries, other* Asian countries Four-year degree from a university.
Canada From Quebec, three-year bachelor's degree.
From Other Provinces, four-year bachelor's degree
France, Germany The diploma or maitrise from a university.
Three-year Bologna compliant bachelor's degree accepted.
Note: the graduate (graduate certificate) does not meet the minimum requirement.
Russia, Russian republics Four-year degree from a university
Three-year Bologna compliant bachelor's degree accepted
Great Britain Bachelor's degree from a British patterned education system
India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal Four-year Bachelor's degree from a university
Note: A three-year bachelor's degree does not meet the minimum requirement.
  • other* - all other countries not specified on the list
  • SAIDI offers face-to-face classes to students from international countries such as China, Vietnam, Thailand, and others, in compliance with the respective educational regulations of these nations.
  • Bologna complaint bachelor's degree
    • The Bologna Process is a series of changes to restructure tertiary education in Europe in accordance with the Bologna Declaration of 1999
    • Its main purpose is to make its academic and quality standards comparable and compatible throughout Europe
    • As of 2010, 47 countries have signed. www.ond.vlaanderen.be/hogeronderwijs/bologna/

Note: For International Applicants

Your transcript (academic records) should provide detailed information on the coverage and quality of your school performance:

  • courses you have taken each semester/ year, and
  • the grades you were awarded.

The grading scale of the school should be conspicuously indicated on the document.

If the school does not issue records in English, an official English translation must accompany the original language records.

SAIDI Graduate School of OD and Planning reserves the right to require additional academic documents, such as, but not limited to, official copies of diplomas.

Submission of Requirements


Admission Procedures And Guidelines For The Academic Program

You must meet the following Prerequisites:

  • An applicant must be interested either in human organization systems or instruction development
  • An applicant to the master’s program must have a bachelor’s degree or its equivalent in any field from a CHED-accredited Philippine university
  • An applicant to the doctoral program must have a master's degree or its equivalent in any field from a CHED-accredited Philippine university For an International applicant, completion of a bachelor’s degree or its equivalent from a school or university of recognized standing

Application Forms

An applicant to the academic program signifies his/her desire to do so by submitting the set of application forms. The set contains the following:

  • A Cover Letter
  • Applicant’s Personal Data Sheet (1 set)
  • Transcript (Academic Records)
  • Personal Recommendation Sheet (to be submitted by the Recommenders to SAIDI directly)

Admission Policies and Guidelines

An applicant aside from fulfilling the basic requirements included in the application form

  • must belong to an organization which will serve as focus of his/her study
  • and should occupy a key position in this organization or, at best, has a direct access to decision- making and information.

Screening of the applicant takes place after all the required documents have been received by the Office of the Registrar who in turn passes these to the members of the screening committee.

The screening committee is composed of the following:

  • Registrar
  • SAIDI Officer

Interview is conducted by a designated member of the screening committee.

Once the screening process is completed, the applicant is informed officially in writing by the Registrar regarding the acceptance or rejection of his/ her application.

Admission Policy

SAIDI Graduate School of OD and Planning admits students of either sex and any race, age, color, religion, disability, sexual orientation, or national and ethnic origin.

Accreditation

Commission on Higher Education

Registered and Recognized Commission on Higher Education (CHEd) Republic of the Philippines

ched.gov.ph

Accredited Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Provider

Professional Regulation Commission Manila

www.prc.gov.ph

Civil Service Commission (CSC)

Accredited Local Training Institution that is Internationally Acclaimed for Meeting the Standard of Excellence In Training

www.csc.gov.ph

Registered Provider

Republic of the Philippines Department of Budget and Management Philippine Government Electronic Procurement System

www.gppb.gov.ph or philgeps.gov.ph

Member

United Nations Academic Impact (UNAI)

http://outreach.un.org/unai/

Admission Procedures and Guidelines for the Academic Programs


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