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The National Service Training Program (NSTP) law was enacted under Republic Act 9163 to enhance civic awareness and defense readiness.
The National Service Training Program (NSTP) law was enacted under Republic Act 9163 to enhance civic awareness and defense readiness.
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Incoming freshmen students are not required to take the NSTP if they are enrolled in technical-vocational courses less than two years.
Incoming freshmen students are not required to take the NSTP if they are enrolled in technical-vocational courses less than two years.
True
NSTP components can only be completed during the regular academic year with no options for summer sessions.
NSTP components can only be completed during the regular academic year with no options for summer sessions.
False
A male student who has completed one semester of E-ROTC is fully qualified to graduate without additional NSTP requirements.
A male student who has completed one semester of E-ROTC is fully qualified to graduate without additional NSTP requirements.
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All programs within NSTP carry the same accreditation of three units regardless of the specific service component chosen.
All programs within NSTP carry the same accreditation of three units regardless of the specific service component chosen.
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Study Notes
National Service Training Program (NSTP)
- Established under Republic Act 9163 to enhance civic consciousness and defense preparedness.
- Mandated for incoming freshmen students in baccalaureate and at least two-year technical-vocational programs.
NSTP Program Components
- Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC): Focuses on military training and discipline.
- Literacy Training Service (LTS): Aims to promote literacy and education in communities.
- Civic Welfare Training Service (CWTS): Engages students in community service and civic activities.
Implementation Timeline
- NSTP has been operational since the 2002-2003 academic year.
Course Structure
- Each NSTP component lasts two semesters.
- Accredited for three academic units per semester.
- Requires 54 to 90 training hours per semester.
Alternative Programs
- Students unable to take NSTP in regular semesters may participate in a one-summer program, subject to school and Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) availability.
Cross Enrollment
- Students may cross enroll in other institutions if their chosen NSTP component is not available.
Coverage for Current Students
- Male students currently enrolled but not completed previous ROTC programs are governed by NSTP requirements.
Graduation Requirements
- Students who finish all academic requirements, excluding ROTC, are permitted to graduate.
- Completion of two semesters of E-ROTC or NSTP satisfies the NSTP requirement for graduation.
- Students who completed one semester of basic ROTC must undertake an additional NSTP component.
NSTP Graduates and Opportunities
- Graduates of non-ROTC components become part of the National Service Reserve Corps (NSRC) for state service in literacy and welfare.
- Completion of two semesters of basic ROTC qualifies students for enlistment in the AFP reserve force.
Fees and Incentives
- No fees are charged for any NSTP components.
- Incentives for students include health and accident insurance, a scholarship program, and specialized ROTC student benefits.
Supervision and Monitoring
- Academic and administrative supervision of NSTP components is under the authority of school administrators.
- Implementation monitored by CHED regional offices and TESDA provincial offices.
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This quiz covers the National Service Training Program (NSTP) under Republic Act 9163. It highlights the components of NSTP, including ROTC, LTS, and CWTS, and clarifies who is required to participate in the program. Test your knowledge about this essential civic program!
