The CSSPS portal is built to make it easy for junior high school graduates to check their senior high school. This platform is broken into various tasks and options.
In this post, we will look at various options on the CSSPS portal and what they do.
The Check Placement tab on the CSSPS portal is exclusive for checking school placement for junior high school graduates awaiting their school placement.
Click here to access the Check Placement on CSSPS
The Retrieve eVoucher tab on the CSSPS portal is built for retrieving eVoucher codes incase you misplaced your code.
Click here to access the Retrieve eVoucher page
This tab provides you with the list of all approved vendors you can purchase your eVoucher.
Click here to access the Approved eVoucher Vendors page
If you have issues on the CSSPS portal, this tab will hep you in contacting support for help.
Click here to access the CSSPS help center
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