President Rodrigo Duterte signed Thursday, May 27, the law lowering the minimum height requirement for applicants of the Philippine National Police (PNP) and other uniformed agencies. Duterte signed Republic Act 11549 or the PNP, BFP, BJMP, and BuCor Height Equality Act, which approved the lowering of minimum height demand for the applicants of the said agencies to 1.57 meters or 5-feet, 2 inches for male, …
In accordance with the Republic Act No. 11131, also known as the Philippine Criminology Profession Act of 2018, any person who wants to practice his profession in criminology is required to pass a licensure examination given by the PRC’s Professional Regulatory Board of Criminology. To comply with this law, the PRC is conducting the Criminologist Licensure Examination (CLE) twice a year. If you are interested …
Are you planning to join the PNPA, Philippine National Police (PNP), Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP), and the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) but you lack a few inches to meet the height requirement? If you are a member of an indigenous tribe or a Muslim Filipino, you can get through it using a height waiver. Interested? Please read on. Height/Age Waiver for …
Are you looking for a long-term job and a life full of adventure? Well, we have good news for you! In a statement by NAPOLCOM Vice-Chairman Rogelio Casurao last February 22, the Commission approved the creation of 5 additional Special Action Force battalions this 2018. It means that there is a need for 2,500 new troopers to fill those additional battalions. Do you want to …
The NAPOLCOM or the National Police Commission is the agency that administers the Philippine National Police. The commission is mandated by law to develop policies and promulgate the rules and regulations to have an efficient police organization. They have the power to set the criteria for manpower allocation, deployment, recruitment, selection, and promotion of the PNP personnel. The NAPOLCOM is also the sole agency that …
There are two ways to join the PNP (Philippine National Police) and become a police officer. The first one is to be a cadet of the PNPA or Philippine National Police Academy. The other way is to take the PNP Entrance Examination and we will discuss it in this post. Just keep reading. Why join the PNP? It is common knowledge that peace and order …