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Certified Debt Collection Practitioner (CDCP) Level 1 Program
Second Batch
- Most Trusted and Multi-Awarded Bar Review Center and Legal Training Provider for 10 year
- Practical training to launch your paralegal caree
- Flexible Online Learning - Live online + replay via VLC’s LMS
- Pass the competency exam and proudly use the “CDCP” post-nominal
- Complete in 4 Days
- Affordable Program Fees
Certified Debt Collection Practitioner (CDCP) Level 1 Program
Pioneer Batch
- Most Trusted and Multi-Awarded Bar Review Center and Legal Training Provider for 10 years
- Practical training to launch your paralegal career
- Flexible Online Learning - Live online + replay via VLC’s LMS
- Pass the competency exam and proudly use the “CDCP” post-nominal
- Complete in 4 Days
- Affordable Program Fees
SCHEDULE
March 25, 26, 27, 2026
DELIVERY & DURATION
Flexible learning modality.
24 Live Lecture Hours via Zoom.
Access recordings of live sessions and study materials via Learning Management System (LMS)
PROGRAM FEE
Php 5,000
Early Bird Rate ₱4,500 until January 31, 2026
Downpayment to reserve a slot: PHP 1,000
Assessment Exam & Certification Rate (Optional): PHP 1,500
Special 30% Discount For VLC Alumni, 2026 VLC Warriors, Bar Candidates, and participants of any previous VLC Masterclass or Free Online Lecture Series: 3,5 00 only
ELIGIBILITY
The program is open to anyone who wishes to build foundational legal knowledge and practical skills.
Build real legal skills. Earn a professional certification.
A 4-Day Comprehensive Online Lecture and Seminar on How to Effectively Collect Debts with or without the Assistance of a Lawyer including Successful Foreclosure of Mortgages, Negotiation, Compromise, and Settlement and Drafting of Loan and Mortgage Contracts and Documents.
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Program Overview
This four-day intensive lecture and seminar offers a simplified yet comprehensive understanding of the legal foundations of debt collection, covering obligations, contracts and loans. Designed for Paralegals, Law Students, Small Business Owners, Freelancers & Contractors, Landlords & Tenants, Consumers & Individuals, Legal Professionals & Assistants and any individual dealing with unpaid obligations.
The program equips attendees with strategies to confidently pursue debt recovery with or without a lawyer—through legal action, administrative remedies or negotiated settlements. Emphasis is placed on avoiding legal pitfalls by identifying unlawful practices and ensuring compliance with laws on estafa, banking, data privacy and anti-money laundering.
Participants will also gain mastery over both court and non-court remedies, including small claims, summary procedures, barangay conciliation and the use of writs of execution. Practical application is integrated, allowing attendees to prepare real-world documents and collection plans. Finally, the course explores effective negotiation tactics, essential do’s and don’ts, and tested methods for successful settlements that minimize conflict and maximize recovery.
By the end of this four-day intensive seminar, participants will gain a clear grasp of the legal foundations of debt collection and be equipped to handle debt-related matters with competence, ethical awareness, and confidence whether or not represented by counsel.
Successful participants are eligible to take the Core Competency and Assessment Examination to obtain the distinction of being recognized as a member of the second batch of Certified Debt Collection Practitioner (CDCP) - Level I.
Program Outcomes
By attending this program, participants will:
Legal Foundations Simplified: Understand the legal basis for debt collection, including obligations, contracts, loans, and security arrangements.
Drafting for Protection: Learn how to write promissory notes, loan contracts, demand letters, and other legal documents that stand in court.
Collection with Confidence: Gain strategies to collect debts with or without a lawyer through legal, administrative, or negotiated means.
Avoiding Legal Pitfalls: Identify unlawful practices, avoid estafa charges, and stay compliant with banking, data privacy, and anti-money laundering laws.
Court and Non-Court Remedies: Master small claims, summary procedure, barangay conciliation, and writs of execution.
Writeshop & Practical Application: Participate in hands-on activities to prepare real-world documents and collection plans.
Success Strategies: Explore negotiation tactics, dos and don’ts, and proven settlement methods that minimize conflict and maximize recovery.
Confidence & Self-Sufficiency: Develop the knowledge needed to collect debts with or without a lawyer.
PROGRAM CURRICULUM
- 8:00-11:00 AM: Module 1: Obligations and Contracts including Modes of Extinguishment of Obligations (3 hours) - Atty. Ronaldo Flores
- 11:15-12:15 NN: Module 2: Sales, Loans, Deposit and Guaranty (1 hour) - Dean Glenn R. Luansing
- 1:15-3:15 PM: Module 3: Pledges, Mortgages, Antichresis, Concurrence and Preference of Credits, Foreclosure of Real Estate and Chattel Mortgages (2 hours) - Atty. Aliakhbar A. Jumrani
- 3:30-4:30 PM: Module 4: Guide in the Preparation and Drafting of Loan Contracts and Agreements (Promissory Notes, Loan and Mortgage Agreements, Demand Letters and other contracts) (1 hour) - Prof. Carmencita C. Dabu
Total hours of Day 1: 7 hrs
- 9:00-12:00 NN: Module 5: General Banking Law (R.A. No. 8791), Secrecy of Bank Deposits (R.A. No. 1405 and R.A. No. 6426, as amended), Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation (R.A. No. 3591, as amended by R.A. Nos. 9576, 10846, and 11840) Anti-Money Laundering Act (R.A. No. 9160, as amended by R.A. Nos. 9194, 10167, 10365, 10927, and 11521), R.A. No. 10142 or the Financial Rehabilitation and Insolvency Act, R.A. No. 10173 or the Data Privacy Act, R.A. No. 8792 or the Electronic Commerce Act and other special commercial laws (3 hours) - Prof. Mary Ann L. Reyes
- 1:00-4:00 PM: Module 6: Bouncing Checks Law (BP 22), Estafa and other pertinent provisions under the Revised Penal Code (RPC) and the Rules on Criminal Procedure (3 hours) - Pros. Jedreck C. Ng
- 4:15-5:15 PM: Module 7: Successful Negotiation Strategies, Compromise Agreements, and Settlement (1 hour) - USec. Irene De Torres Alogoc
Total hours of Day 2: 7 hrs
- 9:00-12:00 NN: Module 8: Salient Features of the Revised Rules on Civil Procedure (3 hours) - Assoc. Dean Christian G. Villasis
- 1:00-4:00 PM: Module 9: Salient Features of the Katarungang Pambarangay Law, Rules on Small Claims, and Rules on Summary Procedure with Writeshop (3 hours) - Assoc. Dean Christian G. Villasis
- 4:15-5:15 PM: Module 10: Tips on Effective and Successful Collection of Debts and Obligations: Do’s and Don’ts (1 hour) - Atty. YB Balato
Total hours of Day 3: 7 hrs
- Core Competency Assessment and Examination (50 Multiple-Choice Questions and 5 Essay-Type Questions)
About VLC
- Multi-Awarded Bar Review Center and Legal Training Provider for 10 years
- Produced More Than 4,000 Philippine Bar Passers and Topnotchers
- Served more than 11,000 Individual Clients
- Clients include Top Corporations and Government Agencies
- Strategic Partnerships with Top Universities and Institutions
Awards & Recognition
VLC has received multiple awards recognizing its excellence in bar review and legal training.
Bar Passers & Topnotchers
More than 4,000 VLC students have passed the Philippine Bar Exams, including several topnotchers.
Our Clients
We have proudly served more than 11,000 individual clients nationwide.
Institutions & Agencies
Clients include Top Corporations and Government Agencies
Partnerships
We have forged strategic partnerships with top universities and institutions worldwide.
Meet the Faculty
Assoc. Dean Christian Villasis
• Review Director, Villasis Law Center (VLC) ... See more
• Review Director, Villasis Law Center (VLC)
• Managing Partner,The Law Firm of Villasis and Partners (VP Law)
• Former Chairman, Committee of Experts in Remedial Law, University of the Philippines Law Center (UPLC)
• Former Associate Dean, University of Manila College of Law
• Former Member, Committee for the Revision of the Rules of Civil Procedure
• Faculty Member, Several Law schools
• National BAR Reviewer
• MCLE Lecturer
• Resource Speaker, Special Training and Seminars Trial Class
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Atty. Aliakhbar A. Jumrani
• Bachelor of Laws, Cum Laude, Silliman University ... See more
• Bachelor of Laws, Cum Laude, Silliman University
• Bachelor of Arts, Magna Cum Laude, Western Mindanao State University
• Law Professor and Bar Reviewer
• MCLE Lecturer
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Prof. Camencita C. Dabu
• Bachelor of Laws degrees at the Manuel L. Quezon University ... See more
• Bachelor of Laws degrees at the Manuel L. Quezon University
• Senior Partner of Dabu & Associates Law Office
• Certified Tax Compliance Specialist
• Former BIR:Chief, Litigation Div. Legal Dept. BIR Region 4A Manila
• Professor of Law
• MCLE Lecturer
• Pre-Bar Reviewer
• Book Author
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Prof. Marry Ann L. Reyes
• Master of Laws, University of Southern California Gould School of Law ... See more
• Master of Laws, University of Southern California Gould School of Law
• Bachelor of Laws, Class Valedictorian and Cum Laude, Arellano University School of Law
• Co-author, Book on the Revised Corporation Code
• Law Professor & Bar Review Lecture
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Prof. Jedreck C. Ng
• Master of Laws, National University of Singapore ... See more
• Master of Laws, National University of Singapore
• Assistant City Prosecutor, City of Manila
• Law Professor and Book Author
• MCLE Lecturer
• Former Director, Investigation, Enforcement and Litigation Office, Anti- Red Tape Authority (ARTA)
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USec. Irene De Torres Alogoc
• Executive Director V, Office for Alternative Dispute Resolution (OADR) ... See more
• Executive Director V, Office for Alternative Dispute Resolution (OADR)
• Professor of law in various prestigious universities
• MCLE Lecturer
• First Executive Director V, Office for Alternative Dispute Resolution (DOJ) (2020–2024)
• Former Director, Department of Agriculture, Judicial and Bar Council, and House of Representatives Electoral Tribunal
• Book Author: "Philippine Alternative Dispute Resolution"
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Prof. Floro C. Balato Jr.
• Partner in Divina law ... See more
• Partner in Divina law
• Managing Director, Goodforth Services, Inc.
• Former Manager/Lawyer, Equitable PCI Bank/BDO
• Professor, UST Faculty of Civil Law
• Co Author, Compendious Bar Reviewer in Political Law (2025 Ed)
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Prof. Ronaldo F. Flores
• Bachelor of Laws, Far Eastern University, cum laude & class valedictorian ... See more
• Bachelor of Laws, Far Eastern University, cum laude & class valedictorian
• MCLE Lecturer
• BAR Reviewer
• Law Professor
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Prof. Alessandra Fay V. Albarico
• Bachelor of Laws, University of Santo Tomas ... See more
• Bachelor of Laws, University of Santo Tomas
• Private law practitioner, Chief Legal Officer
• Law Professor and MCLE lecturer
• Bar Reviewer
• Reserve military officer with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel & the Assistant Chief of Staff for Civil and Military Operations (G7) in the Armed Forces of the Philippines Judge Advocate General Services
• Book Author
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What Our Participants Say
"The information was presented in a clear and concise manner, Assoc. Dean Villasis, Dean Villasis, and the other lecturers were able to relate a lot of topics for aspiring paralegals like me."
"The lecture was very informative and the lecturer explained very well the subject matter."
"The seminar showcased the remarkable knowledge and expertise of the speakers, complemented by the excellent organization of the overall program."
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Certified Debt Collection Practitioner (CDCP) Level 1 Program
["]Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the training program about?
a. Program Title: Certified Debt Collection Practitioner (CDCP) - Level I
b. Program Description: A 4-Day Comprehensive Online Lecture and Seminar on How to Effectively Collect Debts with or without the Assistance of a Lawyer including Successful Foreclosure of Mortgages, Negotiation, Compromise, and Settlement and Drafting of Loan and Mortgage Contracts and Documents.
c. Brief Program Outline: An in-depth discussion of the Substantive Provisions of the New Civil Code on Obligations and Contracts, Sales, Loans, Deposit and Guaranty, Pledges, Mortgages, Antichresis, Concurrence and Preference of Credits including the Relevant Banking, Allied Commercial and Criminal Laws, Rules and Procedure in the Foreclosure of Real Estate and Chattel Mortgages, Rules on Small Claims, Rules on Summary Procedure, Revised Rules on Civil Procedure, Katarungang Pambarangay Law, Preparation and Drafting of Loan Contracts and Agreements, Tips on Effective and Successful Collection of Debts and Obligations and Successful Negotiation Strategies, Compromise Agreements and Settlement.
d. Program Overview: This four-day intensive lecture and seminar offer a simplified yet comprehensive understanding of the legal foundations of debt collection, covering obligations, contracts and loans. Designed for Paralegals, Law Students, Small Business Owners, Freelancers and Contractors, Landlords and Tenants, Consumers and Individuals, Legal Professionals & Assistants and any individual dealing with unpaid obligations.
The program equips attendees with strategies to confidently pursue debt recovery with or without a lawyer—through legal action, administrative remedies or negotiated settlements. Emphasis is placed on avoiding legal pitfalls by identifying unlawful practices and ensuring compliance with laws on estafa, banking, data privacy and anti-money laundering.
Participants will also gain mastery over both court and non-court remedies, including small claims, summary procedures, barangay conciliation and the use of writs of execution. Practical application is integrated, allowing attendees to prepare real-world documents and collection plans. Finally, the course explores effective negotiation tactics, essential dos and don’ts, and tested methods for successful settlements that minimize conflict and maximize recovery.
By the end of this four-day intensive seminar, participants will gain a clear grasp of the legal foundations of debt collection and be equipped to handle debt-related matters with competence, ethical awareness, and confidence whether or not represented by counsel.
Successful participants are eligible to take the Core Competency and Assessment Examination to obtain the distinction of being recognized as a member of the second batch of Certified Debt Collection Practitioner (CDCP) - Level I.
e. Program Outcomes: By attending this program, participants will:
- Legal Foundations Simplified: Understand the legal basis for debt collection, including obligations, contracts, loans, and security arrangements.
- Drafting for Protection: Learn how to write promissory notes, loan contracts, demand letters, and other legal documents that stand in court.
- Collection with Confidence: Gain strategies to collect debts with or without a lawyer through legal, administrative, or negotiated means.
- Avoiding Legal Pitfalls: Identify unlawful practices, avoid estafa charges, and stay compliant with banking, data privacy, and anti-money laundering laws.
- Court and Non-Court Remedies: Master small claims, summary procedure, barangay conciliation, and writs of execution.
- Writeshop & Practical Application: Participate in hands-on activities to prepare real-world documents and collection plans.
- Success Strategies: Explore negotiation tactics, dos and don’ts, and proven settlement methods that minimize conflict and maximize recovery.
- Confidence & Self-Sufficiency: Develop the knowledge needed to collect debts with or without a lawyer.
Certification Upon Completion – Boost your credentials with an official training certificate.
2. When will the training program be held?
- March 25-27, 2026 (Wednesday Friday) Live Lecture via Zoom
- March 31, 2026 (Tuesday evening) Core Competen cy As sessment & Examination (Optional for Certification)
Note: Additional schedules will be announced soon. Program schedules may be adjusted or revised as necessary, with proper notice to all enrollees. Stay connected by following our official social media pages for the latest updates.
3. What’s the Program Curriculum?
Program Curriculum
Day 1: March 25, 2026, Wednesday
- Module 1: Obligations and Contracts including Modes of Extinguishment of Obligations – Prof. Ronaldo F. Flores
- Module 2: Sales, Loans, Deposit and Guaranty – Prof. Allesandra Fay V. Albarico
- Module 3: Pledges, Mortgages, Antichresis, Concurrence and Preference of Credits, Foreclosure of Real Estate and Chattel Mortgages – Atty. Aliakhbar A. Jumrani
- Module 4: Guide in the Preparation and Drafting of Loan Contracts and Agreements (Promissory Notes, Loan and Mortgage Agreements, Demand Letters and other contracts) – Prof. Carmencita C. Dabu
Total Hours of Day: 7 Hours
Day 2: March 26, 2026 , Thursday
- Module 5: General Banking Law (R.A. No. 8791), Secrecy of Bank Deposits (R.A. No. 1405 and R.A. No. 6426, as amended), Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation (R.A. No. 3591, as amended by R.A. Nos. 9576, 10846, and 11840) Anti-Money Laundering Act (R.A. No. 9160, as amended by R.A. Nos. 9194, 10167, 10365, 10927, and 11521), R.A. No. 10142 or the Financial Rehabilitation and Insolvency Act, R.A. No. 10173 or the Data Privacy Act, R.A. No. 8792 or the Electronic Commerce Act and other special commercial laws – Prof. Mary Ann L. Reyes
- Module 6: Bouncing Checks Law (BP 22), Estafa and other pertinent provisions under the Revised Penal Code (RPC) and the Rules on Criminal Procedure – Pros. Jedreck C. Ng
- Module 7: Successful Negotiation Strategies, Compromise Agreements, and Settlement – USec. Irene De Torres Alogoc
Total Hours of Day: 7 Hours
Day 3: March 27, 202 6 , Friday
- Module 8: Salient Features of the Revised Rules on Civil Procedure – Assoc. Dean Christian G. Villasis
- Module 9: Salient Features of the Katarungang Pambarangay Law, Rules on Small Claims, and Rules on Summary Procedure with Writeshop – Assoc. Dean Christian G. Villasis
- Module 10: Tips on Effective and Successful Collection of Debts and Obligations: Do’s and Don’ts – Prof. Floro C. Balato, Jr.
Total Hours of Day: 7 Hours
Day 4: March 31, 2 026 , Tuesday
- Core Competency & Assessment Exam
4. Who is eligible to register?
At Villasis Law Center, we believe in self-improvement and lifelong learning. The Certified Debt Collection Practitioner (CDCP) - Level I program is designed to be inclusive and accessible, and does not require a university degree, law-related course, or diploma as a prerequisite.
This program is designed for individuals seeking legal knowledge on Small Claims cases, including:
- Paralegals and Law Students
- Bar Candidates
- Lawyers, Legal Professionals and Assistants
- Accountants, Auditors, and Bookkeepers
- Collection Agencies
- Debt Recovery Specialists
- Lending Companies
- Microfinance Institutions
- Financial Institutions
- Bank Officers and Staff
- Pawnshop Owners and Staff
- Mortgage and Foreclosure Officers and Staff
- Compliance and Liaison Officers
- Credit, Billing, Collection and Finance Department Managers and Staff
- Insurance Company Representatives
- Cooperative Members, Officers and Staff
- Supplier and Contractor Representatives
- Consumers & Individuals
- Freelancers & Contractors
- Small Business Owners
- Officers, Employees and Staff of the Government and Private Sectors
📌 Note: You do not need to be a lawyer—or even a law student—to join. This program is for anyone who values continuous learning and wants to be better equipped to handle legal documents, procedures, and real-world compliance tasks.
5. What are the program fees?
- Regular Rate: ₱5,000
- Early Bird Rate: ₱ 4,500 Early Bird Rate : 4,500 until January 31, 2026
- Assessment Exam and Certification Rate (Optional): ₱1,500.00
- Special 30% Discoun t For VLC Alumni, 2026 VLC Warriors, Bar Candidates, and participants of any previous VLC Masterclass or Free Online Lecture Series: 3,500 only
- Downpayment to reserve a slot: ₱1,000
Note: To avail of the early bird rate and special discounts, please pay the balance in full on or beforeEarly Bird Rate : 4,500 until January 31, 2026.
6. What do I get after attending?
- Access to expert-led online lectures
- Digital handouts and study materials
- Certificate of Participation
- Option to take the CDCP Level I certification exam
7. How do I register?
You may register by doing the following:
- Accomplish our Registration Form then send it together with your deposit slip at our official email: villasislawcenter@gmail.com; or
- You may accomplish our e-Registration Form by going to our website. https://villasislawcenter.com/
- The deposit payment can be made through any of the following bank accounts:
PNB (preferred): CHRISTIAN G. VILLASIS LAW OFFICE Account #165710042330
BDO: CHRISTIAN G. VILLASIS Account #008860011944
BPI: CHRISTIAN G. VILLASIS Account #0019-1637-09
GCASH: CHRISTIAN VILLASIS Mobile number: 09052685881
Note:
- Pay the required downpayment (₱1,000) to secure your slot
- Complete payment before the deadline to avail of discounts
8. I have other concerns not covered in this FAQ, how can I contact you?
- 📱 0915 158 2755 | 0949 343 6092
- 📧 villasislawcenter@gmail.com
- 📘 Facebook: Training and Seminars by Villasis Law Center
9. How will the training program be delivered?
The program will be conducted live via Zoom Cloud App. Zoom access links will be sent to your registered email once your registration details and payment have been confirmed.
To ensure a smooth experience, please:
- Download and install the Zoom application in advance.
- Secure a stable internet connection.
- Use a reliable device suitable for webinar streaming.
📌 Playback Option: A video-on-demand replay will be available through VLC’s Virtual Law Companion (LMS) for those unable to attend live sessions. This is a special accommodation for a limited time only. You will be notified by email once video recordings are available.
📌 Supplementary Resources: Enrollees will also gain access to the Virtual Law Companion (https://virtuallawcompanion.villasislawcenter.com) where lectures (subject to lecturer’s consent), study notes, and materials can be accessed anytime, anywhere, 24/7. Access is provided for a limited period.
10. How do I access the Virtual Law Companion (LMS)?
Once your registration details and payment have been confirmed, VLC will:
- Activate your Virtual Law Companion account, and
- Send your Zoom access links and login details to your registered email.
11. How do I access video recordings and study materials?
- Log in to your Virtual Law Companion account at https://virtuallawcompanion.villasislawcenter.com.
- Navigate to the course dashboard and select Certified Debt Collection Practitioner (CDCP) Level 1 Program, where you can view available on-demand video recordings and study materials (lecture notes, references, and lecture guides).
12. When is the certification exam?
The Core Competency & Assessment Exam will be held on Tuesday evening, March 31, 2026, after the three-day training program. This gives participants time to review notes and revisit lecture recordings.
The exam will be conducted online via the Virtual Law Companion (VLC’s official Learning Management System). Additional instructions and exam guidelines will be sent to your registered email prior to the exam.
13. What is the exam format and passing score?
The exam is designed to comprehensively test both your knowledge retention and practical application of legal concepts.
Format (delivered through the LMS):
- Preliminaries (30 minutes): Orientation, identity verification, and system check.
- 50 Multiple Choice Questions (1.5 hours):
- Knowledge-based and situational questions covering major topics in civil and criminal procedure, obligations and contracts, ADR, small claims, notarial practice, and legal research.
- 5 Essay-Type Questions (1 hour):
- Each essay is worth 10 points.
- Essays will test your ability to explain legal concepts, apply rules to hypothetical cases, and draft short legal documents (e.g., affidavits, simple contract clauses, or case digests).
Total Duration: 2.5 hours (excluding preliminaries).
Passing Score: 75% overall
- Both MCQs and Essays contribute to the final score.
- Exams will be reviewed and graded by VLC’s Board of Examiners, composed of practicing lawyers and law professors.
14. What type of questions will be included?
- Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs):
- Test comprehension of topics discussed during the training.
- Includes scenario-based questions where you must choose the most appropriate legal remedy or procedural step.
- Essay Questions:
- Assess reasoning, analysis, and writing skills.
- May require you to:
- Draft or outline a short legal document.
- Explain the steps in a legal procedure.
- Apply a principle of obligations, contracts, or ADR to a problem situation.
15. Exam Mechanics & Integrity Rules
- Exam Platform: The exam will be accessed and completed via the Virtual Law Companion (https://virtuallawcompanion.villasislawcenter.com).
- Identity Verification: You may be required to answer time-sensitive security questions to validate your identity before starting the exam. Please keep your valid ID and enrollment details ready for verification.
- One Device Policy: Each participant must use only one personal device with a stable internet connection.
- Honor Code: By participating, you agree to answer independently, without outside help or unauthorized reference materials.
- Technical Responsibility: Participants are responsible for their own internet connection and equipment. VLC will not provide refunds for technical failures on the participant’s end.
- Exam Day Support: A support team will be available during the exam period for troubleshooting related to LMS access.
- Results Release: Results will be released within 14 business days via email. Successful candidates will be included in the official Roll of Passers and issued their CDCP-Level I Certificate and Membership ID.
16. Will passers be recognized?
- Be listed in the official Roll of Passers (CDCP Level I).
- Receive a Certificate of Conferment with a QR Code for verification.
- Be granted permission to use the post-nominal “CDCP” (e.g., Juan Dela Cruz, CDCP).
- Receive a CDCP Level 1 Membership ID (valid for 3 years).
17. Is there a retake policy?
- Exam retakes are not allowed.
- Non-passers may re-enroll in a future batch with a 30% discount on both the lecture and exam fee.
18. How long is the certification valid?
- The CDCP-Level I Certificate is valid for three (3) years.
- Renewal will require retraining and reassessment to ensure continued competency.
19. What if I lose my certificate or ID?
- A replacement may be issued upon request and the submission of a notarized Affidavit of Loss.
- Processing and reissuance fees may apply.
20. What do passers and non-passers receive?
Passers:
- Certificate of Conferment (CDCP – Level I)
- Official Notice of Exam Rating
- CDCP Membership ID (3 years validity)
Non-Passers (exam taken):
- Certificate of Completion + Official Notice of Exam Rating
Non-Passers (no exam):
- Certificate of Participation
21. How will I receive my certificate and ID?
- E-certificates will be emailed for immediate reference.
- Hard copies (with QR verification) and membership IDs will be released within 30 business days.
- These may be claimed at the VLC office or shipped via courier (delivery fees apply).
22. Is this program equivalent to a law degree?
No. The Certified Debt Collection Practitioner (CDCP) program is a professional training certification and not equivalent to a law degree, CHED-recognized program, or PRC-licensed course.
📌 It is designed to build practical legal skills and strengthen professional competence in legal support work.
23. Disclaimer – Villasis Law Center (VLC)
All certifications offered by Villasis Law Center (VLC) are independent certifications of the institution. VLC does not claim accreditation or affiliation with any governmental or non-governmental accrediting body. These certifications are professional certifications and are not equivalent to university diplomas or degrees.
The awarding of certifications is based on the candidate’s successful completion of the prescribed training program and the Core Competency & Assessment Examination.
- No Guarantee of Employment: Possession of a VLC certification does not guarantee employment, promotion, or career advancement.
- Non-Transferable Credits: Certification credits from VLC may not be transferable to CHED, PRC, TESDA, or other academic/professional bodies.
- Continuous Learning: Holders are encouraged to pursue continuing education.
- Validity and Renewal: Certificates are valid for three (3) years and require renewal through retraining and reassessment.
- Independent Study: Participants are responsible for engaging with the study materials and preparing for the exam.
- Local Regulations: Recognition of the certification may vary depending on local or institutional standards.
- Due Diligence: Candidates should assess if the certification suits their professional needs.
- Third-Party Recognition: VLC does not guarantee recognition of certifications by employers, schools, or licensing bodies.
- Non-Accreditation: VLC certifications are not accredited by CHED, PRC, TESDA, or MCLEO.
- Liability Disclaimer: VLC is not liable for any direct or indirect loss or misunderstanding of the nature of its certifications.
24. Terms & Conditions
By enrolling in this program, you agree to the following:
- Non-Refundable Policy: All registrations are non-refundable and non-transferable. Overpayments may be credited toward future VLC programs.
- Program-Specific Enrollment: Your registration is valid only for the program you selected.
- Schedule Adjustments: VLC reserves the right to adjust schedules as needed, with timely notice sent to your registered email.
- Data Privacy: VLC upholds strict compliance with its Data Privacy Policy. By registering, you consent to the lawful processing of your personal information for enrollment, certification, and program administration. See full text of VLC’s Data Privacy Policy here.
- Use of Study Materials: VLC study materials are proprietary and intended solely for registered participants. Sharing, reproduction, or distribution without authorization is strictly prohibited.
- Learning Management System (LMS) Access: Access credentials are personal and non-transferable. Unauthorized sharing or misuse of login details may result in suspension of access without refund. See full texts of terms and conditions of use of VLC’s learning management system here.
- Exam Consent: By taking the certification exam, you agree to abide by all exam rules, including integrity and confidentiality of test materials.
- Certification Recognition: VLC certifications signify completion of training and examination based on VLC’s standards, not a license to practice law.
- Publication of Passers: By joining, you consent to the publication of your name in the official Roll of Passers if you successfully pass the certification exam.
- Media Consent: During live training or lecture sessions, random screenshots may be taken for documentation and promotional purposes. By enrolling, you consent to the use of your image, name (if displayed), comments, and feedback by Villasis Law Center (VLC) in its official publications, marketing materials, and social media posts. Your participation helps promote VLC’s advocacy for legal literacy and professional growth. If you do not wish your image to be included, you may choose to keep your camera turned off during the sessions.
- Honor Code Policy: Each participant shall use the Zoom ID and password strictly for personal access on one viewing device only. Attendees are responsible for their own internet connection and technical setup. Any technical difficulties on the participant’s end will not be grounds for refund. By registering, you agree to uphold the honor system: only duly paid and registered participants may view the sessions.
25. Can I Apply more than one (1) discounts?
No. Whichever discount is higher in amount shall be the only discount applied. There shall be NO MULTIPLE APPLICATION of discounts policy.
Likewise, the application of discounts shall only apply in payment in full. Enrollment by installment prohibits the application of any of the discounts.