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Training and Development for PNP Personnel

PNP Training and Development

PNP Training and Development is a strategic system aimed to develop and improve staff performance and skills through an organized, innovative, and well-focused program.

Two Categories of PNP Training

a. Mandatory Career Courses

b. Specialized Training

training and development pin

For Uniformed Personnel

a. Mandatory Courses. These are compulsory trainings required to be undertaken by the PNP uniformed personnel in order to expand their knowledge for better work performance and career development. They also serve as regular trainings that will help refresh and enhance the knowledge of police personnel on police matters as they prepare to assume the responsibilities of a higher rank.

Course

Rank and

Time in

Grade

(TIG)

Status

Pre-requisite

Training

Public Safety

Officer Senior

Executive Course

(PSOSEC)

PLTCOL with

three years

TIG

Permanent

Public Safety Senior

Officer Advance

Course (PSOAC)

Public Safety

Senior Officer

Advance Course

(PSOAC)

PCPT – PMAJ with

two years

TIG

Permanent

Public Safety Officer

Basic Course

(PSOBC)

Public Safety

Officer Basic

Course (PSOBC)

PINSP with

two years

TIG

Permanent

Public Safety Officer

Candidate Course

(PSOCC)/ Bachelor

of Science in Public

Safety (PSBS)/ Field

Training Program

(FTP)

Field Training

Program

Newly

Appointed

PCOs via

Lateral Entry

Temporary

N/A

Public Safety

Officer Candidate

Course (PSOCC)

PEMS with

two years

TIG

Permanent

Public Safety Senior

Leadership Course

(PSSLC)

Public Safety

Senior Leadership

Course (PSSLC)

PMSg with

two years

TIG to PCMS

Permanent

Public Safety Junior

Leadership Course

(PSJLC) and Field

Training Officers

Course (FTOC)

Public Safety

Junior Leadership

Course (PSJLC)

PCpl with

two years

TIG to PSMS

Permanent

Public Safety Basic

Recruit Course

(PSBRC)/ PSFTP

and for PO1/Pat. recruited

from CY 2015

onwards: Patrol

Officers Development

Program (PODP)

On February 3, 2022, the Directorate for Human Resource and Doctrine Development (DHRDD) issued guidelines for the conduct of qualifying examinations for mandatory career courses.

Training qualifying exam
Photo: PNP RMDU 6

The examination’s difficulty level is determined by the specific mandatory career course that each personnel must take. The examinations will cover the following areas:

For PNCO

a. General Knowledge;

b. Personnel Policies and other Human Resource Actions;

c. Intelligence and Investigation

d. Revised Police Operational Procedures; and

e. CMC NLE 2022.

For PCO

a. Personnel Decorum under PNP Ethical Doctrine Manual;

b. Customs and Tradition under PNP Ethical Doctrine Manual;

c. Drills and Ceremonies under PNP Ethical Doctrine Manual;

d. Revised Police Operational Procedures;

e. CMC NLE 2022;

f. CIMOP (for PSOSEC) under PNP MC 2020-081; and

g. CSW (for PSOSEC & PSOAC) under PNP MC 2014-059.

However, any PNP member may be attrited or warrant attrition for failure to pass the examination. The following elements must concur:

b. A PNP member failed to pass twice the examination required for a mandatory career course, and

b. Such a mandatory course is required for his/her promotion to a higher rank.

To pass the qualifying exam, you have to read, read, and read (the above cited coverage with reference link provided) with understanding because there is no substitute for reading. As Atty. Reynold Villania said, “Ang dapat gawin ng mga pulis ay mag-aral, magbasa, maghanda at huwag pakoya-koyakoy sa mga training.”

b. Specialized Training. These are training programs aimed at providing members of the PNP, particularly uniformed personnel of the different NSUs and PROs from headquarters down to the precinct levels, with essential knowledge and specialized skills in the administrative, technical, and operational fields of police service.

These training programs ensure the effective and efficient discharge of their duties and responsibilities as members of the organization and help instill discipline, integrity, and proper work ethics required to be professional police public servants.

Integrated Training Program for Non-Uniformed Personnel (ITP-NUP).

Aims to facilitate the development of the individual NUP so they can function and operate in a skillful and professional manner.

The ITP-NUP has a duration of 33 days divided into three major phases:










Phase I.

Foundational

Courses

•        Orientation Module

           (Optional)

 

•        Team Building

           Workshop

 

•        Basic Customer

           Service Skills

 

•        Public Service Ethics

           and Accountability

 

•        Competency

           Enhancement

           Program on Personnel

           Mechanism











Eight days





Phase II:

Specialized Skills

Training for the

1st Level

•        Personnel Policies

           Budgeting and

           Planning

 

•        Supply Control and

           Management

 

•        Business Writing

           Correspondence

 

•        Seminar on

           Personnel Safety/

           Occupational Hazard

           in the Workplace







Nine days


Phase III:

Specialized Skills

Training for the

2nd Level

•        Supervisory

           Development Course

           Track I and/or tracks

           II and III

 

•        Training Management

           Course/Trainer’s

           Training Course




16 days

Foreign-Assisted Training.

Foreign training is designed to bring together a combination of participants from various countries to share expertise, impart knowledge, foster diplomatic relations between nations, seek to promote cooperation and communication between foreign law enforcement personnel and foster capacity building development.

It is classified into two categories:

a. Abroad/Overseas Training Program. Sponsors from different countries offer a wide variety of learning opportunities like training, seminar, study grant, research, observation tour and other related mission conducted at the host country. Invitation from other countries also includes the participation of PNP personnel in international sports, cultural, and religious activities; and

b. In-Country Training Program. Various countries composed of different organizations and foreign counterparts are working in partnership with the PNP to create a variety of police training and capacity building development programs throughout the country. Most of the sponsoring countries focus their initiatives on building the PNP’s law enforcement capacity giving premium on terrorism, counter-intelligence, and Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear Defense (CBRN) related trainings.

PNP Scholarship Grants are offered to deserving PNP personnel through in-country/local or foreign institutions. PNP MC No. 2015-036 prescribes the guidelines and procedures for availing the PNP Scholarships. Indicated hereunder are some of the regular PNP Scholarships being offered to PNP personnel.

Courses

Course

Description

Educational

Institution

Qualification/

Requirements

International

Graduate

School of

Leadership

(IGSL)

Two- year scholarship

on Master of Arts

in Transformational

Leadership (MATL) for

one or more qualified

PCOs every year

IGSL

• Applicants must

  be a PCO

 

• English Proficiency

Test Passer    administered by

   IGSL

Master in

National

Security

Administration

(MNSA)

One year full time

government funded

scholarship that

consists of 36 units

of multi-disciplinary

courses

MNSA

• Nominees with

  Salary Grade 18

  and above or its

  equivalent

Asian

Institute of

Management

(AIM)

Master in Development

Management Program

Scholarship to PNP personnel

AIM

• Must pass the preliminary evaluation

of the PNP Selection

Committee (Resolution No. 2016-01)

Development

Academy of

the Philippines

(DAP)

• Training Course on

the Philippine Quality Award (PQA)

 

• Public Management

Development Program

(PMDP)

 

• Training Courses for

Managers and Supervisors

in the Public

Sector

DAP

• Must pass the written exam, essay and interview

• Incumbents/ officers-in charge of permanent executive positions with Salary Grade 25 or higher

Japanese

Grant Aid

for Human

Resource

Development

Scholarship

(JDS)

Two-Year or One-Year

Master’s Degree courses at Japanese

Universities (instructed in English)

• Kobe University

• Meiji University

• International

 Christian University

• Nagoya University

• National Graduate

Institute for Policy

Studies

• Hiroshima

 University

Japanese

Universities

• International

University of

Japan

• Filipino Citizen

• Between 22 and 39

• Must be a permanent

employee of target organization and not a member of the military

• Has 2 years of work experience

• Performance rating of at least Very Satisfactory

• Relevant Bachelors

Degree

• English Proficiency

TOEFL PBT 550/ IBT 79-80 or IELTS 6.5 or higher

• CP1-1 Kobe University/ CP1- 2 International Christian

University/CP1-3 Nagoya University

• Had not been awarded any foreign scholarships for Master/s Degree

Scholarship

Program

on Chinese

Language and

Culture

 

Huaqiao

University

PNP Official who are

25 to 35 years old

SOURCE/S:

PNP MC No. 2017-016

PNP MC No. 2014-046

PNP Primer