1. PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE ACADEMY
Camp General Mariano N. Castañeda
Silang, Cavite

2.  Brief History & Legal Basis
 Vision, Mission, Core Values, Motto and the Honor
Code
BSPS Cadetship Program
Qualification and Benefits
Training Framework & Profile
Significant Rites of Cadetship
Program Component
Cadet Uniform
 Cadet Activities
 PNPA Facilities

3. BRIEF HISTORY

4. Presidential Decree 1184
(INP Professionalization Law of1977)
August 26, 1977 established the Academy.
Dep’t of National Defense Order 83
May 25, 1978 organized the Academy effective June
12, 1978.
Presidential Decree 1780
January 15, 1981 granted Academic Charter to the
Academy.

5. August 6,1980- Conferred BSPS degree to forty-five
Integrated National Police Officers “MAHARLIKA” Class
of 1980 as its first graduates.
Republic Act 6975 (DILG Act of 1990)
Supervision of PNPA was transferred from Philippine
National Police (PNP) to the Philippine Public Safety
College (PPSC).
Republic Act No. 7192
Accepted female cadets in 1993 and had its first
woman graduate in 1995.

6. For the glory of God, the
Academy is the center of
professionalization and character
development of Public Safety
Officers endowed with the culture
of SERVICE, INTEGRITY and
JUSTICE.

7. To provide comprehensive
education and training programs
to transform cadets into God-
centered, community responsive
Public Safety Officers trusted and
respected by the people.

8. “To learn today, to lead tomorrow”
JUSTICE, INTEGRITY, SERVICE

10. BSPS cadetship PROGRAM
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LEADERSHIP,
VALUES AND CHARACTER
DEVELOPMENTACADEMIC
EXCELLENCE
MORAL, SPIRITUAL
AND CULTURAL
DEVELOPMENT PHYSICAL
DEVELOPMENT
CADETSHIP
TRAINING
PROGRAM

19. At present, there are 805 Cadets undergoing the
Four-year BSPS Cadetship Program, broken down into
Classes:
Class Male Female Total
Class 2015 232 20 252
Class 2016 245 20 265
Class 2017 177 34 211
Class 2018 48 29 77
Total 702 103 805

20. First Year / Fourth Class men (4C)
“SELF LEADERS”/ “SHEEP”
Second Year / Third Class men (3C)
“DIRECT LEADERS”/ “SHEER”
Third Year / Second Class men (2C)
“INDIRECT LEADERS”/ “STEWARD”
Fourth Year / First Class men (1C)
“EXECUTIVE LEADERS”/ “SHEPHERD”

21. TIME ACTIVITY
0400H-0630H Rise and Shine/Physical Conditioning/Polishing of
AOR/Preparation for Morning Mess
0630H-0730H Personnel Accounting/Morning Mess
0800H-1130H Academic Instructions
1130H-1300H Noon Mess/Personal Necessities
1300H-1700H Academic Instructions
1700H-1830H Polishing of AOR/Preparation for Evening Mess
1830H-1900H Personnel Accounting/Evening Mess
1900H-2130H Study Period
2130H-2200H Tattoo
2200H-0400H TAPS (Time for all Personnel to Sleep)

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With the President of the
Philippines as the
traditional Guest of
Honor and Speaker.

31. MORAL, SPIRITUAL
AND CULTURAL
DEVELOPMENT PHYSICAL
DEVELOPMENT
CADETSHIP
TRAINING
PROGRAM

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33.  Law (18 units)
 Language & Arts (18 units)
 Forensic Sciences (21 units)
 Humanities & Social Sciences
(39 units)
 Mathematics (9 units)
 Science (9 units)
 Social Awareness (20)
 Leadership & Management
(10.5 units)
 Character Development (21 units)

34. Public Safety Services
* Police Science (42 units)
 Crisis Management
 International Police
Operations
 Civil Disturbance
Management
 Police-Community Relation
* Fire Science & Technology
(18 units)
* Jail Management & Penology
(18 units)

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36.  Physical Education
 Defensive Tactics
 Conduct
 Aptitude for the Service
 Drills & Ceremonies
 Marksmanship
 PFT

38. • Practicum/ On-the-job Training
(OJT)
• Actual immersion into the Police,
Fire and Jail Stations
• Enhance cadets ’ knowledge,
attitudes, skills, and values in
obtaining a comprehensive
understanding of the actual
police, fire, and jail operations
and administration.

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