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Sample of PROGRAM OF INSTRUCTION

Special Counter-Insurgency Operations Unit Training (SCOUT)

Revised 2014

Program of Instruction
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Course Description:
This course aims to equip police officers with the knowledge, attitudes
and skills required of public safety forces in contributing to the resolution of
insurgency problem in the country. It is specifically designed and
contextualized to develop essential competencies for effective and efficient
counter-insurgency operations (See Annex A for the SCOUT Competency
Framework for the list of competencies required of maneuver units).

Module I - Overview of the Course / Mandate of Maneuver units

RPSB/PPSC

Nr of Mode of
Subject Scope of Instruction
Hours Instruction
SCOUT Learning Objectives, Required
Lecture-
Course 2 Competencies and Method of
Discussion
Overview Instruction
History and
Overview of insurgency in the
Evolution of Lecture-
2 Philippines – CNN and SPSG.
Insurgency in Discussion
Root causes of insurgency.
the Philippines
History and
Organizational History of the PNP and
Group
Structure of Organizational Structure, History
2 reporting /
the PNP and and Mandate of the RPSB and
Discussion
Maneuver PPSC>
Units
Internal Evolution of internal security
Security operations in the PNP. Briefing and
Operations 2 Complementation of ISO work small group
between AFP and PNP. Latest discussions
ISO mandate and guidelines.
Total number
8
of hours

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Module II - Personal Effectiveness

Nr of Mode of
Subject Scope of Instruction
Hours Instruction
Discipline, Courageous Case Study
Attributes of
concern, Adaptability/Stress Discussion
Maneuver 2
Tolerance, Honor System,
Forces
Valuing Cultural Diversity
Case Study
Leadership for Counter-
Leadership 2 Discussion
insurgency Operations
Lecture
PNP Core Values / PNP Film showing
Ethics 2
Code of Ethical Standards Practical
Exercises
Lecture
Personal Financial management for Discussion
2
Finance police officers Practical
Exercises
Total number of
8
hours

Module III - Threat to National Security Group Counter Operations

Nr of Mode of
Subject Scope of Instruction
Hours Instruction
CPP History;
Organizational Structures
of CNN; Red and White
Areas; Concept and
CPP/NPA/NDF Strategy of CPP; Three (3) Lecture/Video
12
(CNN) Major Armed Struggle of Presentation
CPP/NPA; Barangay
Module; and Formation of
NPA

History and Deeper

Southern Understanding of MNLF
Philippines and MILF; ASG; BIFF; and Lecture/Video
8
Secessionist RSM; Presentation
Groups (SPSG) Updates on the Peace
Process with the MILF
Total number of
18
hours
Module IV - Intelligence for Counter-insurgency Operations

Nr of Mode of
Subject Scope of Instruction
Hours Instruction
Distinction between
intelligence and
information; Categories of
Overview of intelligence; Basic
Intelligence & principles of intelligence Lecture/Case
4
Intelligence operations; Four phases of Study
Cycle the Intelligence Cycle;
Recognize the relationship
and relevant of each phase
of the Intelligence Cycle
Three (3) psychological
processes for accurate
Observation and observation; Three (3) Lecture/Group
Description 4 types of attention; Factors Practical
Exercise (ODEX) that Influences attention; Exercise
and Factors involved in
perception
Casing and Objectives of casing and
Lecture/Group
Surveillance surveillance; and Types &
4 Practical
Methods of Casing &
Exercise
Surveillance
Elicitation, Distinction between
Lecture/Group
Interview & Interview, Elicitation, &
2 Practical
Provocation provocation; and Various
Exercise
Techniques techniques
Cover/Undercove Essential Uses of Cover;
r Nature of Cover; Hazards
to Cover; Pre-cautions of
guidelines in case of Lecture/Group
4 compromise; Practical
Organizational Cover; and Exercise
Planning and preparation
for cover and undercover
assignment
Barangay General Concept of BIN; Lecture/Group
Information 4 Missions & Objectives; and Practical
Network (BIN) Conceptual Framework; Exercise
Periodic Status Background of PSR;
Lecture/Discussi
Report 2 Significance of PSR; and
on
PSR Factors
Total number of 24
hours
Module V - Community Organizing for Counter-Insurgency

Nr of Mode of
Subject Scope of Instruction
Hours Instruction
Revisiting LOI
SAMBAYAN
 Current Trends in
LOI Santinig
Community Lecture /
 Community
Organizing for Discussion /
4 Organizing
Counter- Practical
 LOI 22/09
insurgency Exercise
“BAYANIHAN”
(Barangay
Peacekeeping
Operations)
Ways and Techniques to
Counter- Lecture & Site
Counter Organize Existing
Organizing 4
Sectoral Organizations of Visit
the CNN
 Understanding the
Contention of PNP
Community Lecture /
MC 2013-019
Intervention 8 Practical
Pillars and Operational
(COMINT) Exercises
Paradigm of Community
Intervention Concept
NPA Community- How the NPA conducts
relations winning the community’s
hearts and minds.
8 PE
Learning through through
music, drama and creative
arts.
Total number of
24
hours

Module VI - Conflict Resolution

Nr of Mode of
Subject Scope of Instruction
Hours Instruction
Understanding Types of conflict, Life Cycle
2 Lecture
Conflict of Conflict
Basic Conflict Approaches to conflict
2 Lecture/PE
Resolution resolution
Cultural
considerations in
2 RIDO Lecture
conflict
resolution
Tools in conflict Clan-feuding in other
2 Lecture
resolution regions of the country
 Total number of
8
hours

Module VII - Police Tactical Skills for Counter-insurgency

Nr of Mode of
Subject Scope of Instruction
Hours Instruction
4 HR Values; Principles of Lecture
HR; IHR; PNP role in the
Human-rights
promotion and protection of
Based Policing
HR (PNP Opn)

Basic Roles of the IR:

Crime Scene Safety; Life
Saving Efforts; Crime
Scene Security & Control.
Tasks of the IR: Crime
Recognition (Threats &
Notifications); Attend to
Injured Persons (First Aid,
Triage, Emergency
Extrication, Notification of
Medical Support); Take into
Custody the Perpetrators
and Possible Witnesses
First Response (May conduct initial
(Securing the interview – identification,
Crime Scene) flight route, pre-incident
info); Identify and Preserve
Evidence (Conditional);
Cordon the Area; Turn-over
to Police Investigation
Team (Filling up the
CHECKLIST); Provide
Assistance to Police
Investigation Team.
The IR in a nutshell.
Protocol for Explosives
Related Incidents:
General Principles;
Concept of Operations.
First aid treatment of
injuries, life-saving, steps
Lecture/
First Aid and and field experience in
7 Practical
Evacuation evacuation (land, water and
Exercises
air evacuation) of sick and
wounded.
Communication Current comm equipment,
and signal radio uses, functions, care
 and maintenance;
cipher/decipher techniques;
radio net, common used
ten codes; UHF, MVS, VHF
Secure/Non-secure
communication Hand
Signal.
Different kinds of knots,
rappelling equipment,
Rope Courses 12 rappelling techniques, Lecture/PE
vertical surface rappelling,
heli-rappelling.
Map
Reading/Land
Navigation
a. Direction 2 Study of Direction Lecture/PE
b. Compass Parts and Uses during Lecture/PE
2
Night and Day
c. Methods Section, Resection, Lecture/PE
of Inspection
2
Locating
Points
d. Route Selection of Legs for Cross Lecture/PE
2
Planning Country Routes
e. Day Practical Exercises PE
Navigation (ground) in Locating points
8
using the Map and
Compass the day and night
f. Night Practical Exercises PE
Navigation (ground) in Locating points
4
using the Map and
Compass the day and night
g. Intro to Application of GPS PE
1
GPS
Firearms and
Weapon
Handling Conduct of handgun and
a. Handgun rifle proficiency firing;
Qualificati assembly/disassembly and
on
proper maintenance of rifle
Marksman
ship 8 and handgun. Safety Practical
Training handling of FAs. Exercises
Phase II 8
b. PNP Rifle Explosives characteristics
Marksman and types; grenade;
ship landlines and booby traps
Training
c. Introductio
n to
 explosives
Organization of Composition and
special action 2 equipment roles and duties;
team capabilities and limitations
Team SOPs on day and
SAC Operation
night movement; crossing
Techniques
obstacle, danger zones
Visual Training
Camouflage, Cover and
Concealment, Day and
Night Movement Lecture/
Field Craft
8 Observation and Practical
Techniques
Deduction, Introduction to Exercises
Night Training, Movement
With or Without Arms
Judging Distance.
Principle of Jungle Survival,
Types of Natural Weapons,
Improvised Shelter in the Lecture/
Survival
8 Field, Edible Foods Practical
Techniques
available in the Jungle, Exercises
Medicinal and Poisonous
Plants.
GPS, Binoculars, Range
Intro to Special
1 Finders, Night Vision Lecture
Equipment
Goggles, etc.
Secure/Non-secure
Communication
4 communication Hand Lecture/PE
Signal
Signal.
Leadership quality traits
and principles. Principles
Troop Leading
and sequence involved in Lecture/PE
Procedure 12
TLP. Briefing and
debriefing techniques
Composition, equipment,
Organization of individual duties &
Special Action 2 individual specialization. Lecture
Team Capabilities and limitations
of Special Action team.
Special Action team SOPs
Special Action during movement and
Team crossing obstacles, or
16 Lecture/PE
Operational danger areas, buddy
Techniques system, passing the count,
visual and hand signals.
Formulations, signals, fire
& maneuvers, fire control
Fire Fight SOPs
16 and distribution, meeting Lecture/PE
IADs
engagement counter, ex-
filtration techniques and
 breakthrough techniques.
Ensure that Crime Scene
Processing is undertaken
after a raid or encounter;
no more “PRP” commands
which would mean leave
the area for a post rallying
point (PRP).
Patrol teams, types of
patrol, patrol planning &
preparations, patrol steps,
patrol warning order, patrol
order, conduct of patrol,
Patrolling Raids raids patrol, recon, and
and Vantage 16 vantage maneuvers. Note: Lecture/PE
maneuvers There should have a
designated Crime Scene
Processing Personnel for
every team conducting
combat/tactical patrols.

Total number of
198
hours

Module VIII - Psychology of Counter-insurgency

Nr of Mode of
Subject Scope of Instruction
Hours Instruction
Discipline, Courageous
concern,
Attributes of
2 Adaptability/Stress Group Dynamics
Maneuver Forces
Tolerance, Honor System,
Valuing Cultural Diversity
Leadership for Confidence and will to fight
Case studies of
Counter- and win the insurgency
2 true Stories in
insurgency war;
the Field
Operations
Knowing the mind Dialogue with
4
of the NPAs former NPAs
Battle
8
indoctrination
Total number of
24
hours
Module IX - Local Insurgency Situation

Nr of Mode of
Subject Scope of Instruction
Hours Instruction
Discipline, Courageous
concern,
Regional security
2 Adaptability/Stress Group Dynamics
situation
Tolerance, Honor System,
Valuing Cultural Diversity
Regional
development 2 Group Dynamics
situation
Mission Planning 4
Total number of
8
hours
Module X - Field Training Exercise (FTX)

Nr of Mode of
Subject Scope of Instruction
Hours Instruction
Instructions for the FTX;
Purpose and Checklist;
Preparation for
4 Intelligence Briefing on the PE
the FTX
Community; Group
Preparation
Barangay immersion and
Actual FTX 32 application of what has FTX
been learned.
Reflection on individual and
Report-writing 4 Night exercise
group experiences.
Debriefing Groups report what they Group reports /
8
learned from the FTX Discussion
Total number of
40
hours
Recapitulation:

Module Lecture Practical Evaluation Total

and Exercises (Examination) Number
Discussion of
Hours
Module I - Overview 3 4 1 8
of the Course /
Mandate of
Maneuver units
RPSB/PPSC
Module II - Personal 3 4 1 8
Effectiveness
Module III - Threat 17 - 1 18
to National Security
Group Counter
Operations
Module IV - 14 9 1 24
Intelligence for
Counter-insurgency
Operations
Module V - 9 14 1 24
Community
Organizing for
Counter-insurgency
Module VI - Conflict 5 2 1 8
Resolution
Module VII - Police 59 138 1 198
Tactical Skills for
Counter-insurgency
Module VIII - - 23 1 24
Psychology of
Counter-insurgency
Module IX. Local - 7 1 8
Insurgency Situation
Module X. Field - 39 1 40
Training Exercise
(FTX)
Total 110 240 10 360

Total Number of Training Hours - 360 hours

Total Number of Training Days - 45 days
Sample of MASTER TRAINING SCHEDULE

Special Counter-Insurgency Operations Unit Training (SCOUT)

MASTER TRAINING SCHEDULE

Scope of
Time Subject Duration
Instruction
DAY 1
Learning
Objectives,
SCOUT Course Required
8:00 AM – 10:00 AM 2
Overview Competencies
and Method of
Instruction
Overview of
insurgency in the
History and Evolution of
Philippines –
10:00 AM – 12:00 NN Insurgency in the 2
CNN and SPSG.
Philippines
Root causes of
insurgency.
History of the
PNP and
History and
Organizational
Organizational Structure
1:00 PM – 3:00 PM Structure, History 2
of the PNP and
and Mandate of
Maneuver Units
the RPSB and
PPSC
Evolution of
internal security
operations in the
PNP.
Internal Security Complementation
3:00 PM –5:00 PM 2
Operations of ISO work
between AFP and
PNP. Latest ISO
mandate and
guidelines.
DAY 2
Discipline,
Courageous
concern,
Attributes of Maneuver
8:00 AM – 12:00 NN Adaptability/Stress 2
Forces
Tolerance, Honor
System, Valuing
Cultural Diversity
Leadership for
10:00 AM – 12:00 NN Leadership Counter-insurgency 2
Operations
PNP Core Values /
1:00 PM – 3:00 PM Ethics PNP Code of 2
Ethical Standards
 Financial
3:00 PM –5:00 PM Personal Finance Management for 2
Officers
DAY 3
CPP History;
Organizational
Structures of CNN;
Red and White
Areas; Concept and
Strategy of CPP;
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM CPP/NPA/NDF (CNN) 8
Three (3) Major
Armed Struggle of
CPP/NPA;
Barangay Module;
and Formation of
NPA
DAY 4
CPP History;
Organizational
Structures of CNN;
Red and White
Areas; Concept and
Continuation: Strategy of CPP;
8:00 AM – 12:00 NN 4
CPP/NPA/NDF (CNN) Three (3) Major
Armed Struggle of
CPP/NPA;
Barangay Module;
and Formation of
NPA
History and Deeper
Understanding of
MNLF and MILF;
Southern Philippines
ASG; BIFF; and
1:00 PM – 5:00 PM Secessionist Groups 4
RSM;
(SPSG)
Updates on the
Peace Process with
the MILF
DAY 5
History and Deeper
Understanding of
MNLF and MILF;
Southern Philippines
ASG; BIFF; and
8:00 AM – 12:00 NN Secessionist Groups 4
RSM;
(SPSG)
Updates on the
Peace Process with
the MILF
Distinction between
intelligence and
information;
Categories of
intelligence; Basic
Overview of Intelligence & principles of
1:00 PM – 5:00 PM 4
Intelligence Cycle intelligence
operations; Four
phases of the
Intelligence Cycle;
Recognize the
relationship and
 relevant of each
phase of the
Intelligence Cycle
DAY 6
Three (3)
psychological
processes for
accurate
Observation and observation; Three
8:00 AM – 12:00 NN Description Exercise (3) types of 4
(ODEX) attention; Factors
that Influences
attention; and
Factors involved in
perception
Casing and Surveillance Objectives of
casing and
surveillance; and
1:00 PM – 5:00 PM 4
Types & Methods of
Casing &
Surveillance
DAY 7
Essential Uses of
Cover; Nature of
Cover; Hazards to
Cover; Pre-cautions
of guidelines in
case of
compromise;
8:00 AM – 12:00 NN Cover/Undercover 4
Organizational
Cover; and
Planning and
preparation for
cover and
undercover
assignment
Distinction between
Interview,
Elicitation, Interview &
1:00 PM – 3:00 PM Elicitation, & 2
Provocation Techniques
provocation; and
Various techniques
Background of
PSR; Significance
3:00 PM –5:00 PM Periodic Status Report 2
of PSR; and PSR
Factors
DAY 8
General Concept of
BIN; Missions &
Barangay Information
8:00 AM – 12:00 NN Objectives; and 4
Network (BIN)
Conceptual
Framework;
 Revisiting
LOI
SAMBAYA
Community Organizing for N
1:00 PM – 5:00 PM 4
Counter-insurgency  Current
Trends in
LOI
Santinig
  Community
Organizing
LOI 22/09
“BAYANIHAN”
(Barangay
Peacekeeping
Operations)
DAY 9
Ways and
Techniques to
Counter-Organizing Counter Organize
8:00 AM – 12:00 NN 4
Existing Sectoral
Organizations of
the CNN
 Understand
ing the
Contention
of PNP MC
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Community Intervention
1:00 PM – 5:00 PM Pillars and 4
(COMINT)
Operational
Paradigm of
Community
Intervention
Concept
DAY 10
 Understand
ing the
Contention
of PNP MC
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Community Intervention
8:00 AM – 12:00 NN Pillars and 4
(COMINT)
Operational
Paradigm of
Community
Intervention
Concept
How the NPA
conducts winning
the community’s
hearts and minds.
1:00 PM – 5:00 PM NPA Community-relations 4
Learning through
through music,
drama and creative
arts.
DAY 11
How the NPA
conducts winning
the community’s
hearts and minds.
8:00 AM – 12:00 NN NPA Community-relations 4
Learning through
through music,
drama and creative
arts.
Types of conflict,
1:00 PM – 3:00 PM Understanding Conflict Life Cycle of 2
Conflict
 Approaches to
3:00 PM –5:00 PM Basic Conflict Resolution 2
conflict resolution
DAY 12
Cultural considerations in
8:00 AM – 12:00 NN Rido 2
conflict resolution
Tools in conflict resolution Clan-feuding in
10:00 AM – 12:00 NN other regions of the 2
country
HR Values;
Principles of HR;
Human-rights Based IHR; PNP role in
1:00 PM – 5:00 PM 4
Policing the promotion and
protection of HR
(PNP Opn)
DAY 13, 14, 15
Basic Roles of the
IR: Crime Scene
Safety; Life Saving
Efforts; Crime
Scene Security &
Control.
Tasks of the IR:
Crime Recognition
(Threats &
Notifications);
Attend to Injured
Persons (First Aid,
Triage, Emergency
Extrication,
Notification of
Medical Support);
Take into Custody
First Response (Securing
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM the Perpetrators 24
the Crime Scene)
and Possible
Witnesses (May
conduct initial
interview –
identification, flight
route, pre-incident
info); Identify and
Preserve Evidence
(Conditional);
Cordon the Area;
Turn-over to Police
Investigation Team
(Filling up the
CHECKLIST);
Provide Assistance
to Police
Investigation Team.
DAY 16
First aid treatment
of injuries, life
saving, steps and
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM First Aid and Evacuation 8
field experience in
evacuation (land,
water and air
 evacuation) of sick
and wounded.
DAY 17
Current
communication
equipments, radio
uses, functions,
care and
maintenance;
cipher/decipher
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Communication and signal 8
techniques; radio
net, common used
ten codes; UHF,
MVS, VHF
Secure/Non-secure
communication
Hand Signal.
DAY 18
Different kinds of
knots, rappelling
equipments,
1:00 PM – 5:00 PM Rope Courses rappelling 8
techniques, vertical
surface rappelling,
heli-rappelling.
DAY 19
Map Reading/Land
8:00 AM – 12:00 NN Navigation
a. Direction Study of Direction 2
Parts and Uses
10:00 AM – 12:00 NN b. Compass during Night and 2
Day
c. Methods of
Section, Resection,
1:00 PM – 3:00 PM Locating 2
Inspection
Points
Selection of Legs
d. Route
3:00 PM –5:00 PM for Cross Country 2
Planning
Routes
DAY 20
Practical Exercises
(ground) in Locating
e. Day
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM points using the 8
Navigation
Map and Compass
the day and night
DAY 21
Practical Exercises
(ground) in Locating
f. Night
8:00 AM – 10:00 AM points using the 2
Navigation
Map and Compass
the day and night

10:00 AM – 12:00 NN g. Intro to GPS Application of GPS 2

Firearms and Weapon Conduct of

1:00 PM – 5:00 PM Handling handgun 4
d. Handgun proficiency firing;
 Qualification assembly/disassem
Marksmanship bly and proper
Training Phase II maintenance of
handgun. Safety
handling of
firearms.

DAY 22
Conduct of
handgun
proficiency firing;
Continuation:
assembly/disassem
8:00 AM – 12:00 NN Handgun Qualification
bly and proper 4
Marksmanship Training
maintenance of
Phase II
handgun. Safety
handling of
firearms.
Conduct of rifle
proficiency firing;
assembly/disassem
e. PNP Rifle
bly and proper
1:00 PM – 5:00 PM Marksmanship 4
maintenance of
Training
rifle. Safety
handling of
firearms.
DAY 23
Explosives
characteristics and
8:00 AM – 12:00 NN f. Introduction to
types; grenade; 4
explosives
landlines and booby
traps
Composition and
equipments roles
Organization of special
1:00 PM – 3:00 PM and duties; 2
action team
capabilities and
limitations
Team SOPs on day
and night
SAC Operation
3:00 PM –5:00 PM movement; 2
Techniques
crossing obstacle,
danger zones
DAY 24
Visual Training
Camouflage, Cover
and Concealment,
Day and Night
Movement
Observation and
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Field Craft Techniques 8
Deduction,
Introduction to
Night Training,
Movement With or
Without Arms
Judging Distance.
DAY 25
Principle of Jungle
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Survival Techniques Survival, Types of 8
Natural Weapons,
 Improvised Shelter
in the Field, Edible
Foods available in
the Jungle,
Medicinal and
Poisonous Plants.
DAY 26
GPS, Binoculars,
Range Finders,
8:00 AM – 9:00 AM Intro to Special Equipment 1
Night Vision
Goggles, etc.
Secure/Non-secure
9:00 AM – 12:00 NN Communication Signal communication 3
Hand Signal.
Leadership quality
traits and principles.
Principles and
1:00 PM – 5:00 PM Troop Leading Procedure sequence involved 4
in TLP. Briefing
and debriefing
techniques
DAY 26
Leadership quality
traits and principles.
Principles and
Continuation:
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM sequence involved 8
Troop Leading Procedure
in TLP. Briefing
and debriefing
techniques
DAY 27, 28 & 29
Special Action team
SOPs during
movement and
crossing obstacles,
Special Action Team
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM or danger areas, 24
Operational Techniques
buddy system,
passing the count,
visual and hand
signals.
DAY 30, 31 & 32
Formulations,
signals, fire &
maneuvers, fire
control and
distribution,
meeting
engagement
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Fire Fight SOPs IADs counter, ex-filtration 24
techniques and
breakthrough
techniques. Ensure
that Crime Scene
Processing is
undertaken after a
raid or encounter.
DAY 33, 34 & 35
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Patrolling Raids and Patrol teams, types 24
 Vantage maneuvers of patrol, patrol
planning &
preparations, patrol
steps, patrol
warning order,
patrol order,
conduct of patrol,
raids patrol, recon,
and vantage
maneuvers. Note:
There should have
a designated Crime
Scene Processing
Personnel for every
team conducting
combat/tactical
patrols.
DAY 36
Composition,
equipment,
individual duties &
individual
Organization of Special
8:00 AM – 10:00 AM specialization. 2
Action Team
Capabilities and
limitations of
Special Action
team.
Discipline,
Courageous
concern,
Attributes of Maneuver
10:00 AM – 12:00 NN Adaptability/Stress 2
Forces
Tolerance, Honor
System, Valuing
Cultural Diversity
Confidence and will
Leadership for Counter- to fight and win the
1:00 PM – 3:00 PM 2
insurgency Operations insurgency war;

Knowing the mind of the

3:00 PM –5:00 PM 2
NPAs
DAY 37
Knowing the mind of the
8:00 AM – 10:00 AM 2
NPAs
Discipline,
Courageous
concern,
10:00 AM – 12:00 NN Regional security situation Adaptability/Stress 2
Tolerance, Honor
System, Valuing
Cultural Diversity
1:00 PM – 5:00 PM Mission Planning 4
DAY 38
8:00 AM – 10:00 AM Battle indoctrination 8
DAY 39
10:00 AM – 5:00 PM Preparation for the FTX 8
DAY 40, 41, 42 & 43
 Barangay
immersion and
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Actual FTX 24
application of what
has been learned.
DAY 44
Reflection on
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Report-writing individual and 8
group experiences.
DAY 45
Groups report what
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Debriefing they learned from 8
the FTX

TOTAL 360 hours

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Module 2. Personal Effectiveness
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This Module aims to develop the personal effectiveness of the trainees

being members of the Public Safety Company, focusing on the attributes of a
public safety forces, Leadership, Ethics, and Financial Management. At the
end of this module, a 30 items quiz should be given to the trainees.

Subject Day/Time No. of MOI

Hours
Attributes of Public Safety Forces Day 2
 Self-Discipline 1 hour & Case
 Courageous concern 0800H- 30 mins Study
 Adaptability/Stress 1000H
Tolerance 30 mins Discussion
 Honor System
Valuing Cultural Diversity
Leadership Day 2
 Elements of Leadership 1 hour & Case
 9 Traits that Define Great 1000H- 30 mins Study
Leadership 1200H
30 mins Discussion

Ethics Day 2
 PNP Core Values 30 mins Lecture
 PNP Code of Ethical 1300H- 30 mins Film
Standards 1500H showing
I hour Practical
Exercises
Personal Finance Day 3
 Financial Management for 30 mins Lecture
Police Officer 1500H- 30 mins Discussion
1700H 1 hour Practical
Exercises
Total No. of
Hours 8
Modular Exam
TRAINING DIRECTIVE – prescribes courses for individual and unit training
for PNP personnel and units specifying time, scope, frequency of opening of
courses.
Format Style – Arial 12; no colons after titles of main paragraphs

Republic of the Philippines

NATIONAL POLICE COMMISSION
NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS, PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE
DIRECTORATE FOR HUMAN RESOURCE AND DOCTRINE DEVELOPMENT
Camp Crame, Quezon City

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TRAINING DIRECTIVE Numbered consecutively by the calendar year
NUMBER 2014-____
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TRAINING DIRECTIVE TITLE
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I. REFERENCE
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II. PURPOSE
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III. OBJECTIVES
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IV. CONDUCT OF TRAINING
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V. ADMINISTRATIVE INSTRUCTIONS the conduct of the training
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VI. COVERAGE Scope and duration of the training
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The Training Directive specifically covers the Mindanao police
personnel to be conducted from November 2011 onwards.
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Name of Signatory
Rank
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Sample of TRAINING COST

Special Counter-Insurgency Operations Unit Training

Training Cost

No. of Participants : 150 pax

Duration : 45 days
No. of training hours : 360 training hours
Venue : PRO 1 RSTU

UNIT
PARTICULARS QTY COST SUB-TOTAL
(Php)
ADMINISTRATIVE COST
Reproduction of handout 500 x 2.00 1,000.00
Compact disk with case 150
pcs x 13.00 1,950.00
ID Tag 150
pcs x 40.00 6,000.00
Envelope (long) 150
pcs x 12.00 1,800.00
Ballpen 150
pcs x 7.00 1,050.00
Steno Notebook 150
pcs x 8.00 1,200.00
Specialty Paper for certificate 20
packs x 35.00 700.00
Manila Paper 100
pcs x 15.00 1,500.00
Tarpaulin / banner printing pcs2 x 2,500.00 2,500.00
Printer ink (black) pc 5 x 1,138.32 5,691.60
Printer ink (colored) pc 5 x 1,200.00 6,000.00
Bond paper (long) 10
reams x 280.00 2,800.00
Bond paper (A4) 20
reams x 250.00 5,000.00
Permanent marker pcs3 x 60.00 180.00
Whiteboard marker pcs3 x 60.00 180.00
Whiteboard eraser pcs2 x 20.00 40.00
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE COST 37,591.60
OPERATIONS COST
Land Travel (Roundtrip)
PNP Participants 150 pax x 800.00 120,000.00
PNP Trainors 20 pax x 800.00 16,000.00
Billeting 20 pax x 600.00 12,000.00
Coordinating conferences 7 pax x 150.00 7,350.00
Prepaid cellphone card 4 pcs x 500.00 2,000.00
TOTAL OPERATIONS COST 157,350.00
ADMINISTRATIVE COST + OPERATIONS COST 194,941.60
MISCELLANEOUS 38988.32
TOTAL BUDGETARY REQUIREMENT 233,929.92
PER CAPITA COST 1,559.53