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Footwear Making NC II in the Philippines



Footwear Making NC II is a short TESDA course in the Philippines that will train you in preparing and assembling shoes.

Some examples of skills that you will acquire from enrolling in this course include:

  • Applying footwear production practices and principles
  • Carrying out measurements and calculations
  • Using and caring of hand and power tools
  • Setting-up and operating machines
  • Performing basic maintenance
  • Applying quality standards
  • Checking cut upper and lining components
  • Performing blocking/crimping
  • Performing skiving operations
  • Performing upper leather splitting operation
  • Performing machine perforating and gimping operation
  • Performing folding operation
  • Performing stitching operation on upper and/or lining components
  • Performing hand stitching operation
  • Preparing uppers for hand lasting
  • Performing basic hand lasting
  • Attaching insole by machine
  • Performing toe-puff and stiffener activation
  • Performing basic machine lasting
  • Performing chilling operation

Course Duration

Footwear Making NC II takes a minimum of 682 hours to complete.

Admission Requirements

Basic requirements for this TESDA course include:

  • Copy of NSO Birth Certificate
  • Highschool or College Diploma
  • Certified True Copy of Transcript of Records or Form 137
  • Certificate of Good Moral Character
  • 1×1 and/or 2×2 Pictures

 

What Students Have to Say:

 

Careers

Qualified graduates of Footwear Making NC II can find employment as a footwear or shoe maker.

Competency Assessment and Certification

Students enrolled in the Footwear Making NC II course may be required to undergo a Competency Assessment before graduation. A National Certificate (NC II) will be issued to students who passed this assessment. You can find more information on assessments and certifications at the official website of TESDA.

Got a Question?

You will find our answers on common questions about schools, tuition fee, enrollment, assessment and more in this Tesda Courses FAQs.

If you have a question that was not covered there, please leave it on the comment section below and we’ll try to answer you as soon as we can.

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18 Comments

  1. Maria Isabel Zipagan 01/25/2015

    Do you have short courses for footwear making during weekends around February 2015? Kindly send me back your schedule and fee for that programs. Also, how can we integrate enterprising based on the courses. Please revert.

  2. Maryanne 09/17/2014

    Do you have shoe making crash courses for working individuals who only have weekend rest days, and so would only have 2 days a week to attend classes, or after work..

  3. Saturnino Contic 03/10/2014

    I just want to inquire if the course Footwear Making NC II is still available. If then please give further detail information so i can
    enroll earlier.

    • courses.com.ph 03/12/2014

      Hi, Saturnino!

      There doesn’t seem to be any school or training center that is currently authorized to offer this course. There is a 3 yr Footwear Manufacturing Technology Course that is being offered in Marikina, though. If you’re interested, you can find the training center’s contact information on this page:
      http://goo.gl/Pedy4l

      🙂

  4. Theresa Pura 10/14/2013

    I would to learn how to make shoes. I like to enroll and may I know were can i register. Thank you and have a nice day.

  5. Patrick 08/28/2013

    Wala akong makitang school/ training center na nago-offer ng class for footwear making, nasubukan ko na din tumawag sa mga phone numbers posted sa site ng tesda, wala din daw. meron na ba sa inyo nakahanap? post niyo lang po dito thanks.

  6. Joanne 06/19/2013

    Hello.
    May I know how much po ang course sa Shoe Making?

  7. mark leo buelva 04/15/2013

    my foot wear making po b na malapit sa sta rosa laguna ,o mas malapit sa sta rosa lag.. thanks po

  8. honey mae 02/25/2013

    hello Ask ko lang poh kung saan pwede mag inquire regarding this?.. pa endrol sana ako this april.. thanks

  9. Marissa 02/13/2013

    My nephew is in Quezon Province which Tesda location offers Footwear Making? thanks

  10. Thessa 02/08/2013

    I would like to ask how and where can I register for the shoe making courses. Thanks.

    • courses.com.ph 02/09/2013

      Hi, Thessa!

      Thanks for visiting our site.

      From what we know, it’s the school/training center that you’re going to enroll at that facilitates the registration. You just need to comply with their requirements. Unfortunately, there’s currently no school listed on TESDA’s list of schools/training centers authorized to offer this course. We’re not sure if the list is updated, though, so you might want to contact TESDA directly to be sure.
      http://www.courses.com.ph/tesda-regional-provincial-district-offices/
      🙁

  11. virginia alonsabi 02/04/2013

    kailan po ang schedule footwear making.interesado po ko.

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