NSTP PREAMBLE

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  • What is the purpose of the National Service Training Program (NSTP)?
    To enhance civic consciousness and defense preparedness in the youth.
  • What are the main duties and responsibilities of a Filipino citizen according to the CMFP Article V?
    • Loyalty, obedience, and cooperation
    • Correlative duty to exercise rights responsibly
    • Respect for human life and dignity
    • Duty to work for a dignified life
    • Civic and political participation
    • Promotion of equity and social justice
    • Responsibility of youth
    • Health, ecology, and environment protection
  • What does Section 1 of the CMFP Article V emphasize?

    It emphasizes loyalty, obedience, and cooperation to the Federal Republic of the Philippines.
  • What is the correlative duty mentioned in Section 2 of the CMFP Article V?

    It is the duty to exercise individual rights responsibly and with regard for others' rights.
  • What does Section 3 of the CMFP Article V state about human life and dignity?
    Citizens shall respect the life and dignity of every human person and uphold human rights.
  • What is the duty of every citizen according to Section 4 of the CMFP Article V?
    To engage in gainful work and assure a life worthy of human dignity.
  • What does Section 5 of the CMFP Article V require from citizens qualified to vote?

    To register and cast their vote at every election and participate in public affairs.
  • What is the focus of Section 6 of the CMFP Article V?

    To promote equity and social justice in various settings.
  • What responsibility do the youth have according to Section 7 of the CMFP Article V?
    To develop their social, economic, intellectual, and moral well-being.
  • What does Section 8 of the CMFP Article V state about health and ecology?
    Citizens shall exercise their right to a balanced ecology and contribute to a sustainable environment.
  • What is R.A. 9163 also known as?
    The National Service Training Program (NSTP) Act of 2001.
  • What is affirmed as the prime duty of the government in the rationale of the NSTP Law?
    To serve and protect its citizens.
  • What is the role of the youth according to the rationale of the NSTP Law?
    To develop civic consciousness and participate in nation-building.
  • What are the three program components of the NSTP Law?
    1. Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC)
    2. Literacy Training Service (LTS)
    3. Civic Welfare Training Service (CWTS)
  • Who is required to complete one NSTP component for graduation?
    Students of any baccalaureate degree course or at least two-year technical-vocational courses.
  • What must all higher and technical-vocational institutions offer according to the NSTP Law?
    At least one of the NSTP program components.
  • What is the minimum number of cadet students required for private institutions to offer ROTC?
    At least three hundred and fifty (350) cadet students.
  • What are the exemptions from the NSTP Law?
    • Students who graduated from a baccalaureate or two-year course and are pursuing another degree.
    • Foreign students or aliens.
    • Students who completed any NSTP component but are freshmen in their new course.
    • Students of PMA, PMMA, and PNPA.
  • What is the duration of each NSTP program component?
    Two (2) semesters.
  • What alternative program duration can be designed instead of the two-semester program?
    A one (1) summer program.
  • What is awarded to students who successfully complete the NSTP program requirements?
    A Certificate of Completion with a corresponding serial number.
  • What is the historical evolution of R.A. 9163?
    • Training course similar to ROTC existed during Spanish colonial years.
    • Real ROTC started in 1912 at the University of the Philippines.
    • National Defense Act 1935 made national service obligatory for all citizens.
    • Presidential Decree No. 1706 established civic welfare, law enforcement, and military service.
    • Republic Act No. 7077 made military training mandatory for students.
  • When did the real ROTC start in the Philippines?
    In 1912.
  • What did the National Defense Act 1935 state?
    National service shall be obligatory for all citizens without distinction of sex or age.
  • What was established by Republic Act No. 7077?
    Mandatory military training for students enrolled in colleges and universities.