Police Cadet Monteverde

“Hardships often prepare ordinary people for an extraordinary destiny” – C.S. Lewis

It is one of the most challenging stages of cadetship training, in which you have to forget the way you live outside the Academy. Adjusting to civilian life to a regimented way of living is indeed difficult, but it's important to stay motivated and persevered through the challenge. Read more...

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"A good teacher is like a candle - it consumes itself to light the way for others"- Mother Teresa

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Teaching the underclass the fundamentals of the cadetship program is one of the many responsibilities of being a third-class cadet. One of these is to watch over the plebes while they perform everyday tasks. It is incredibly gratifying since I come to many realizations after doing what my upper class does while I’m still a plebe. I learned the benefits of role-playing. Such experiences have strengthened me as a person. Read more...

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"It is only when you take responsibility for your life that you discover how powerful you truly are."

– Allanah Hunt 

Every rank has its own purpose, squad leader is the key role of being second class; you have to be aware of what is happening to your squad mates; you must look after them making sure that everyone is doing their part. Being in this chapter of cadetship requires bigger responsibilities. Read more...

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"Learning is sometimes a painful process"

-- Principles of Learning (Horne and Pine, 1990 in Corpuz and Salandanan, 2007

Being inside the academy for more than 3 years, I think, is so far the best that could describe what being a cadet is like. We are honed, shaped, and trained here every single day so that we become a better version of ourselves. This is what will make us good leaders in the future. But we can’t deny that learning is a painful process sometimes. It is just our own acceptance and how we handle it. Read more...

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"I hated every minute of training, but I said, 'Don't quit. Suffer now and live the rest of your life as a champion."-- Muhammad Ali

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The Basic Internal Security Operation Course is designed to provide Cadets with the knowledge and skills necessary to perform basic security operations. The course covers topics such as basic security principles, security operations, and security protocols. Students will learn to identify security threats, respond to incidents, and develop security plans. The course also covers topics such as physical security, access control, and surveillance systems. Upon completion of the course, Cadets will be able to effectively manage security operations and ensure the safety of personnel and assets. Read more...

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"There are friends, there is family and then there are friends that become family"--Unknown

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This is a great way to build camaraderie and foster a sense of belonging among the squad. It helps to create a strong bond between the members and encourages them to work together as a team. It also helps to build trust and respect among the members. Read more...

"The best and most beautiful things in this world cannot be seen or even heard, but must be felt with the heart." -- Helen Keller

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Valentine's Hop is an annual event of the Philippine National Police Academy. This event is a fun and exciting way to spend with someone special. Read more...

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Close Quarter Battle (CQB) is a tactical training program taught to cadets at the Philippine National Police Academy (PNPA). It involves close-range combat techniques designed to prepare cadets for urban and other close-quarters combat environments. Read more...

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The Silent Drill Company of the Philippine National Police Academy (PNPA) is a unit of highly trained and skilled cadets who perform intricate and precise drill routines with their rifles. Their performances showcase not only physical prowess, but also discipline, teamwork, and uniformity. The Silent Drill Company is considered a hallmark of the PNPA, and its members are proud ambassadors of the Philippine National Police. Their performances serve as a source of inspiration and motivation to future police officers, and as a symbol of the PNPA's commitment to excellence in law enforcement... Read more.