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| Topic Started: Aug 28 2006, 08:03 PM (11,066 Views) | |
| saver111 | Aug 28 2006, 08:03 PM Post #1 |
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The PNPA Cadet Admission Test will be on October 29, 2006 DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION OF APPLICATION: September 30, 2006. http://www.pnpa.edu.ph/downloads/PNPACAT-A...n-Form-2006.doc
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| Frenzy | Sep 3 2007, 10:26 AM Post #2 |
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http://www.pia.gov.ph/default.asp?m=12&fi=...no=35&r=&y=&mo= PNPA now accepts applicants for police cadetship Cebu City (31 August) -- Those interested to apply for police cadetship may start filing their application forms to the Philippine National Police Academy (PNPA) before the scheduled deadline set on September 30. Criteria for admission are the following: natural-born Filipino, of good moral character, single male or female with no child, not younger than 18 and not beyond 22 years old at the time of the admission, height for male must be 5'4" and 5'2" for female, weight must not be more than five kgs. of the standard weight measurement corresponding to height, age and sex, at least high school graduate, no criminal, administrative or civil case or other derogatory record, physically and mentally fit for regimented cadetship training, and not a former cadet of PNPA or other service academics. Application forms may be obtained from any regional offices including the Philippine National Police (PNP), Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP), Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP), Philippine Public Safety College (PPSC) Regional Training Schools, Deprtment of Interior and Local Government, Commission on Higher Education, Department of Education, Civil Service Commission and the Philippine Information Agency or one may download the form at PNPA website www.pnpa.edu.ph and PPSC www.ppsc.gov.ph. Applicants may personally submit their application form at the PNPA Registrar's Office or send through mail at PNPA, Camp General Mariano N. Castañeda, 4129 Silang, Cavite. The PNPA is slated to administer the Cadet Admission Test (CAT) on October 28 at designated test centers nationwide to applicants of the four-year Bachelor of Science in Public Safety Cadetship Program Class 2012. Coverage of the examination will be on areas namely communication skills, logical and reasoning ability, math and sciences, general information and current events and values and aptitude for the service. Benefits of becoming a cadet are full government scholarship for the Bachelor of Science in Public Safety degree and monthly training pay and allowances and after graduation, he or she will be commissioned as an officer with an initial rank of Inspector in the PNP, BFP and BJMP. (PIA-Cebu/FCR) |
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| saver111 | Nov 10 2008, 10:40 PM Post #3 |
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Cadet killed in blast in PNPA in Cavite, 13 injured - report abs-cbnNEWS.com | 11/10/2008 9:29 PM A cadet of the Philippine National Police Academy was killed while 13 others were injured in a blast which occurred at the firing range of the academy Monday night, an initial report said. The blast reportedly occurred while cadets were undergoing a training inside the firing range inside the PNPA grounds in Silang, Cavite. No other detail was available as of posting. With a report from Cecille Lardizabal, ABS-CBN News http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/nation/regions/...vite-13-injured |
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| spearhead | May 9 2009, 11:33 AM Post #4 |
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PNPA Slow Drill 1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywQOzNLQ3B4&feature=related PNPA Slow Drill 2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=59cMyc7LopQ&feature=related Philipine Military Academy Colors http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vseN9QACf2k&feature=related |
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| saver111 | Jul 1 2009, 10:20 PM Post #5 |
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A(H1N1) sidelines 56 PNPA cadets 07/01/2009 | 08:41 PM MANILA, Philippines — Even the strong are apparently not immune to the A(H1N1) virus. In the Philippine National Police Academy (PNPA) in Silang, Cavite, 56 cadets had to be quarantined after experiencing flu-like symptoms since late last month. Four of them have tested positive for A(H1N1), prompting school officials to carry out measures to prevent the spread of the virus to other students. Chief Superintendent Danilo Abarsoza, PNPA director, said the students are confined at the PNPA Infirmary, about a kilometer from the Academy. The four infected students were moved to an isolation area and provided with medication prescribed by the Department of Health. “They are all OK now, they are now recovering but they will remain isolated until the 10-day period prescribed by the DOH for quarantine ends," Abarsoza said by phone. Other measures, such as disinfection of the academy’s facilities and an information campaign on swine flu, are being carried out to protect the PNPA’s other cadets, faculty and staff, he said. The Philippines has recorded 1,706 cases of A(H1N1) infection, including one death. - GMANews.TV http://www.gmanews.tv/story/166365/A(H1N1)...-56-PNPA-cadets |
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| saffan | Feb 8 2010, 09:11 PM Post #6 |
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hi im kinda new here so i just want to ask some questions about the pnpa since im really interested in entering the academy. like if you do graduate will you be able to pick where you will go like the pnp bjmp bfp how hard is it inside the academy, etc...thank you |
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| saver111 | Jan 7 2011, 06:26 PM Post #7 |
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Cadetship Program PNPA Benefits Benefits | Curriculum | Training BENEFITS While undergoing the 4-year cadetship program, cadets receive monthly pay and allowances to meet education and training requirements such as uniforms, subsistence, books, school equipment and supplies, toiletries, laundry, haircut, etc. PNPA cadets are recipient of full college scholarship from the government. Upon admission, they are entitled training pay and allowances: • Initial Clothing supplies worth P24,000.00 • Basic Pay – 14,538.00/mo • Additional Compensation - 500.00/mo • Personal Economic Relief Allowance - 500.00/mo • Clothing Allowance - 100.00/mo • Subsistence Allowance - 90.00/day Upon completion of the course, graduates: • are conferred the BSPS degree; • has the option to choose the branch of service: PNP, BFP or BJMP; • are appointed as Police, Fire and Jail Inspectors; • may pursue graduate studies http://www.pnpa.edu.ph/benefits.xml |
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| saver111 | Jan 7 2011, 06:27 PM Post #8 |
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CURRICULUM CURRICULUM The revised curriculum for the four-year BSPS cadetship program composed of academic and non-academic instructions was implemented effective Academic Year 2006-2007 to Class 2010 and future classes. Cadets undergoing the program should earn 221 total academic units which is more than the CHED requirement to obtain a bachelors degree. Subjects and activities under the academic instructions relates to a particular discipline or branch of knowledge that involves cognitive learning such as those under the branches of Law, Language, Forensic Sciences, Humanities and Social Sciences, and Public Safety Services. The first and second years of the program are anchored on the basic public safety knowledge, skills, competence and qualities of officership. Third year is focused on the specialization/integration subjects depending on the service the cadets would opt to join after graduation. Fourth year is for thesis writing and integrated review of public safety subjects. Criminology subjects are incorporated in the course to qualify the graduates for Criminology Licensure/Board Examination as may be certified by appropriate Special Orders from the Commission on Higher Education (CHED). The Non-Academic subjects deal within the technical, practical and affective domain of learning which include but not limited to Aptitude, Conduct, Tactics and Physical Fitness Test (PFT). I. ACADEMIC COURSES A. Math and Science (24 units) B. Law (21 units) C. Languages and Arts (27 units) D. Forensic Science (12 units) E. Humanities and Social Science (42 units) F. Public Safety Services 1. Police Science (33 units) 2. Fire Science & Technology (15 units) 3. Jail Management & Penology (15 units) II. NON-ACADEMIC COURSES A. Conduct B. Aptitude for the Service C. Organizational Leadership D. Physical Education E. Drills and Ceremonies F. Marksmanship and Police Tactics III. Practicum (Cadet Attachment Program) http://www.pnpa.edu.ph/curriculum.xml |
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| saver111 | Jan 7 2011, 06:32 PM Post #9 |
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TRAINING TRAINING Every cadet undergoes the preparatory education and training to meet the challenges of public safety services. For four years, cadets reside in the same barracks, eat the same food, wear the same uniform, and pass through the same courses of the cadetship program. To hone their knowledge, skills and attitudes toward competence and professionalism as future public safety officers, cadets are required to undergo the following programs: • Cadet Attachment Program (CAP) • Special Action Force Operation Orientation Course (SAFOOC) • Jungle Environment Survival Training (JEST) Camp • Air to Ground Operations Support (AGOS) • Crisis Management • Disaster Preparedness & Management • Basic Rescue Training • Close Quarter Battle Training • Art of Negotiation • Scuba Diving • Community Immersion Program • Firearms Proficiency • Computer Literacy • Driving, Road Safety & Trouble Shooting • First Aid & Water Safety • Martial Arts/ Disarming Techniques • Gender and Development • Human Rights Advocacy • Communication Skills Enhancement • Public Service, Ethics & Accountability • Media Relations • Local Government Administration • International Relations Cadet Regular Activities AM 5:00 Reveille 6:00 Breakfast 7:00 Barracks Inspection 7:30-11:30 Classroom Instruction 12:00 Lunch PM 1:30-3:30 Classroom Instruction 3:30-5:00 Sports Activities 6:00 Supper 7:30-9:30 Study Period 9:30-10:00 Tatoo 10:00 TAPS Saturday 8:00 AM Barracks Inspection 9:00 AM Ranks Inspection 10:00 AM Parade & Review Sunday 8:00 AM Religious Services 3:00 PM Exhibition (Silent/Slow Drill) http://www.pnpa.edu.ph/training.xml MAIN EVENTS Reception Rites A time-honored tradition for welcoming the chosen few who heeded the call. It is an initiation of the ultimate kind, an ordeal that put into severe test the ambitious' worth and determination. Needless to say, it is a foretaste of the regimental life that lies ahead. Incorporation Rites After the 45-day orientation into the cadetship training termed as “breaking period,” the rites formally incorporates the new cadets into the activities of the Cadet Corps. The new cadets will now live with their upperclassmen as brothers and sisters in their respective assigned companies. Recognition Rites That simple yet long awaited, hard-earned and earnestly yearned handshake. To a mammal dwelling in the dim world of plebehood, no experience is far more excellent and glorious than that of clasping with the hands of the immaculate. Recognition is a status. It signifies refinement. Graduation There is no greater victory than to achieve the heights of the Graduation Day. Marking the end of trials and the renaissance of a new life outside the Academy walls… a real image of grandeur realizing cadet's ideals and standing as a role model that sets him apart from the rest, he, being born for greater things honed by honor, discipline and excellence. Summer Camp Summer in the Academy is full of tiring but fulfilling activities to equip cadets with different skills necessary in the work of a public safety officer. It is also a time to test the courage, will and determination of incoming cadets through the reception rites and other similar rigid activities intended for them within the 45-day breaking period. http://www.pnpa.edu.ph/main_events.xml |
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| enterprise18 | Jan 7 2011, 06:50 PM Post #10 |
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I live near the PNPA maybe I could apply |
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