CADET CAPSTONE PROJECT

  As law enforcers of the land With a common destiny We pledge to serve with hearts and minds; In this bulwark of liberty And so we sing our battle song With message loud and clear; Let the freedom lovers march along With their hearts full of love and cheers! (Chorus) Hail PNPA! The lawman's academy; Our faith and devotion We proudly rest in thee; For God and for Country In strife or in harmony; We shall fight, live and die, until we see all the blessings of democracy! (Chorus)

  Academy Logo  – the Academy Logo, in the shape of a native shield (Kalasag), depicts the importance of the public safety services in protecting the citizenry and in pursuing the commitment of the Academy according to its mandate, which is to develop the management and leadership qualities and skills of the country’s future public safety service officers. Motto  – “To learn today, to lead tomorrow”. Philosophy  – The PNPA is committed to develop Cadets into competent public safety officers, with management and leadership qualities, sound moral character and personality befitting that of a professional “public safety officer with a heart” based on strong democratic ideals and processes with respect to the almighty creator, authority, human rights and directed towards community leadership. Core Values  – The PNPA adopts the core values of the PNP which are Maka-Diyos, Makabayan, Makatao, at Makakalikasan. Code of Conduct and Ethical Standard . The code of conduct and ethical standard is

The Philippine National Police Academy (PNPA) was created in pursuit of professionalizing public safety service in the country. It found its existence in various executive and legislative issuances. Presidential Decree 1184  known as the Integrated National Police Personnel Professionalization Act of 1977 provides the first mention of the PNPA as a service training institution for police and fire personnel under the then Integrated National Police (INP) Service. Presidential Decree 1780  (Providing the Philippine National Police Academy with an Academic Charter and Expanding its Curricular Programs), the PNPA was provided with its own academic charter in order to enhance and professionalize the Integrated National Police. It was this law that termed the PNPA as the premier educational institution of the INP responsible for the development, conduct and administration of the Cadetship Program of the Integrated National Police, with the view of providing the preparatory education nece

  Doctrine of Command Responsibility The Academy adheres to the Doctrine of Command Responsibility in accordance with Civil Service Rules and Regulations to ensure responsibility and accountability of officials and employees. Under Executive Order No. 226 series of 1995, any government official or supervisor, or officer of the Philippine National Police or that of any other law enforcement agency shall be held accountable for "Neglect of Duty" under the doctrine of "command responsibility" if he has knowledge that a crime or offense shall be committed, is being committed, or has been committed by his subordinates, or by others within his area of ​​responsibility and despite such knowledge, he did not take preventive or corrective action either before, during, or immediately after its commission . Principle of Chain of Command The Academy recognizes the Principle of Chain of Command to ensure respect, discipline, and courtesy to preserve the integrity of the organiza

  Mandate Under Section 5 of RA 11279, the PNPA shall be the premier institution for police education and the primary source of commission of Police Lieutenants. The PNPA shall be under direct administrative and operational supervision and control of the Chief of the PNP. Function In the conduct of its academic program, the Academy shall have the function, power, and authority to grant and confer academic degrees and/or proficiency certificates or diplomas and such other appropriate privileges to successful participants (Section 5, PD 1780). It shall endeavor to provide the necessary function as a special higher education institution in the country in consonance with its trifocal functions in instruction, research, and extension. Quality Policy. "We are committed to providing our cadets with quality, responsive education and training through continual improvement and good governance in accordance with the quality management system requirements."

  The ideals of Justice, Integrity, and Service in All We Do are ingrained in all members of the PNP Academy family, not just the cadets. The PNPA PCOs, PNCOs, NUPs, and Faculty that oversee and instruct the Academy's cadets also serve as examples of these ideals. Each Leader, from the Director of the PNPA to the Dean of Academics to the Commandant of the Cadets down the line, each Leader is committed to the goal of creating future leaders with an understanding of public safety leadership in order to serve the nation and the Filipino people. POLICE MAJOR GENERAL (PMGEN) ERIC E NOBLE ⋆⋆ Acting Director POLICE BRIGADIER GENERAL (PBGEN) JOAQUIN R ALVA ⋆ Deputy Director POLICE BRIGADIER GENERAL (PBGEN) CHRISTOPHER C BIRUNG ⋆ Chief of Staff POLICE BRIGADIER GENERAL (PBGEN) JAYSEN C DE GUZMAN ⋆ Commandant of Cadets POLICE COLONEL (PCOL) ARNOLD P ARDIENTE Acting Dean of Academics POLICE COLONEL (PCOL) REX ARVIN T MALIMBAN Chief, General Services Support Division POLICE COLONEL (PCOL) MARC

  Mission Statement To provide a comprehensive education, training, and leadership development program to transform Cadets into God-centered, competent and trustworthy public safety leaders. Vision Statement By the Grace of God, the PNPA by 2050 shall be a world class center of excellence in public safety education producing professional, community and service-oriented public safety leaders. Thrust The Cadetship Program of the PNPA shall be in consonance with the thrust of the Philippine National Police, Bureau of Fire Protection, and Bureau of Jail Management and Penology to develop professional, morally upright and dedicated public safety officers imbued with the values ​​of Justice, Integrity and Service. It shall instill to the cadets the three program outcomes of the BSPS curriculum which aim to develop professionalism, leadership, administration and governance skills. Objectives The Academy has the following objectives: Administer the Bachelor of Science in Public Safety (BSPS) C

                                                            P/CDT Briton (left), P/CDT Parchamento (right). January 2023, Cabanatuan City - P/CDT Herald Angelo Briton and P/CDT Gio Parchamento reported to PLTCOL EDILMAR G ALVIAR, Chief of Police, Cabanatuan City Police Station. PLCOL ALVIAR gave insights on what a Police Officer goes through on a daily basis. He also shared his experience and role as a Chief of Police in Cabanatuan City. As future officers of the PNP, we can reflect on the experiences and knowledge he imparted to us. In connection with the Cadet Attachment Program, they are tasked to observe and apply all of their learnings in the academy - from January 14-30 - they will observe and engage in regular police activities.