Valencia City gears up to host CS eligibility exams in 2023

VALENCIA CITY (PIA)—The Civil Service Commission Regional Office 10 (CSC-10) has confirmed that Valencia City is ready to host the career service examination on March 26, 2023.

CSC Regional Director Grace Belgado-Saqueton, who led the CSC-10 team’s visit to Valencia City to discuss with Mayor Azucena Huervas, said more than 3,000 contenders from across the province are expected to take the exams.

As this develops, Mayor Huervas said that Valencianos will be proud and grateful to assist CSC-10 in carrying out the event.

“With our vision to make this city an attractive venue for meetings, incentives, conferences, and events, our hosting of this CS eligibility exam will surely add to the economic activity of Valencia,” she said.

Meanwhile, the CSC-10 Team, along with CSC Provincial Director Lourdes Pelaez and CSC Chief Human Resource Specialist Eden Banaag, announced that interested entrants or aspirants are advised to apply online at the CSC website which started December 14, 2022 to ensure a slot. (LGU-Valencia/PIA10-Bukidnon)

CSC-10 Regional Director Grace Belgado-Saqueton (fourth from left) leads the team in a discussion with Valencia City Mayor Azucena Huervas for the city’s hosting of the Civil Service eligibility examination in March 2023. (Valencia LGU)


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