"A LEADER IS ONE WHO KNOWS THE WAY, GOES THE WAY AND SHOWS THE WAY."
-JOHN MAXWELL
This personal website is solely created for academic purposes only and in fulfillment with the requirements needed for our Cadet Attachment Program (CAP) of the Bachelor of Science in Public Safety at PNPA.
Cadet Attachment Program 2023
Since then, the Cadet Attachment Program has been introduced to graduating PNPA cadets. The program, which is a component of the BSPS Curriculum, aims to facilitate, validate, and evaluate the cadets' learning through an experiential method that intends to evaluate their skills, knowledge, and competencies in handling case-based scenarios that mimic a real workplace circumstance in the Tri-Bureau. The Cadet Attachment Program is exclusively practiced and participated in by the graduating cadets of the Philippine National Police Academy to give them an overview of their chosen profession. With their four-year stay in the Academy, this program helps cadets experience their future duties and responsibilities as junior commissioned officers in the PNP Organization. On-the-job training (OJT) and station immersion are two similar programs that have different approaches to learning and development that occur in a real-world workplace setting. Both are designed to provide hands-on experience and practical skills training to employees in a job-specific context. A police station immersion is a program or initiative where cadets are given the opportunity to experience and learn about the workings of a police station. The aim is to provide a firsthand look into the daily operations of law enforcement and to promote understanding and positive relationships between the police and the community. During a police station immersion, participants may tour the facilities, observe and participate in training exercises, learn about various police units and their responsibilities, and engage in discussions with police officers. The objective is to educate participants about the challenges and responsibilities of being a police officer and to dispel any myths or misconceptions they may have about law enforcement. In conclusion, police station immersions are a valuable tool for building trust and fostering positive relationships between the police and the community. They help to increase transparency, accountability, and understanding of the role of law enforcement in maintaining public safety.