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Proposed Naval Reserve Officer Training

Corps (NROTC) Modular and Self-paced
Blended Learning Program

210800H February 2021

Headquarters Naval Reserve Center Eastern Visayas
Pier3, Arellano Blvd., Brgy. Tinago, Cebu City
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 SCOPE OF PRESENTATION
• NROTC Program Overview
• Situation
• Vision
• Command and Staff
• Training Sequence and Course Overview
• Program Approach/COA
• NROTC Program Requirements
• Program Implementation

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 NROTC PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) is a program institutionalized

under Sections 38 and 39 of AFP RESERVIST ACT (RA No. 7077)
designed to provide mandatory military training to tertiary level
students in order to motivate, train, organize and mobilize them for
national preparedness.
Graduates of the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) basic and
advance courses who has issued orders as enlisted reservist or reserve
officers of the AFP were referred in RA 7077 as CITIZEN ARMED
FORCE!

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 NROTC PROGRAM OVERVIEW
Mission: The mission of the Citizen Armed Force, alternately referred
to as the Reserve Force;

• To provide the base for the expansion of the Armed Forces of the
Philippines in the event of war, invasion or rebellion;
• To assist in relief and rescue during disasters or calamities;
• To assist in socio-economic development, and
• To assist in the operation and maintenance of essential government
or private utilities in the furtherance of overall mission.

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 NROTC PROGRAM OVERVIEW
The National Service Training Program (NSTP)
• The National Service Training Program (NSTP) institutionalized by the
Republic Act 9163 creating the Three (3) Components of the NSTP for
the Tertiary Education;
• Literacy Training Service (LTS)
• Civic Welfare Training Service (CWTS)
• Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC)
• The Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) has been made optional
and voluntary upon the affectivity of this Act.

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 VISION

The Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps (NROTC) as a

responsive Training Program in the dynamics of Health and
Human Life Preservation amidst the threat of the COVID-19
Pandemic.

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 COMMAND AND STAFF

COMMANDANT: CAPT JOHN A BARRAMEDA PN(GENERAL STAFF CORPS)

ASSIST COMMANDANT: LT NEIL RYAN H PURPURA PN
POIC: PO1 Adelaido C Yee Jr PN
ASSIST POIC: PO3 Roger C Malabote PN
TRAINING STAFF: CPT IRISH L LUCES PN(MARINES)
LTJG RAZAEL M IWAYAN PN
SN2 Agnes V Ustaris PN
MSgt Josefine Layco PN(M)(Res)
Msgt Thelma Neri PN(M)(Res)

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 CORPS AND STAFF

CORPS COMMANDER: M/CDR RONALD MOSQUEDA

VICE CORPS COMMANDER: M/LTCDR 1SLT LANCE SINGSON
N1: M/LTCDR 1SLT TED ANDRE JAN PESCANTE
N2: M/LTCDR AL VINCENT GEYROSAGA
N3: MW/LTCDR CRIS ANN CAÑETE
N4: MW/LTCDR 1SLT MARY GRACE LOBEDICA
N5: MW/LTCDR MARY JANNAH VELASCO
N6: MW/LTCDR ISSY TRASSY DEL CARMEN

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 TRAINING SEQUENCE AND DISCRIPTION
BASIC NROTC TRAINING

Training Program Overview

 MS1 is a training prescribed of Basic NROTC Curriculum for First
Semester of First Year (freshmen) Tertiary Level students.
 Military Oriented Training prescribed for qualification as Enlisted
Reservist.
 Modular and Self-paced Blended Learning in nature.
 Online Evaluation/Examination.
 Pre-requisite for MS2.
Military Science (MS1)  Students Learning Evaluation will be composed of eight (8) Series of
Unit Exams; Four (4) UE prior Midterm and four (4) prior Final Exam.
 Four (4) Periodic Exams; Prelim, Midterm, Semi-final and Final Exam.
 Composed of 60% Knowledge Type Learning and 40% Practical
Exercises.
 TRAINING SEQUENCE AND DISCRIPTION
BASIC NROTC TRAINING

Training Program Overview

 MS2 is a training prescribed of Basic NROTC Curriculum for Second Semester of
First Year (freshmen) Tertiary Level students.
 Military Oriented Training prescribed for qualification as Enlisted Reservist.
 Modular and Self-paced Blended Learning in nature.
 Online Evaluation/Examination.
 Pre-requisite for MS3.
 Students Learning Evaluation will be composed of eight (8) Series of Unit Exams;
Military Science (MS2) Four (4) UE prior Midterm and four (4) prior Final Exam.
 Four (4) Periodic Exams; Prelim Exam for Midterm, Midterm, Prelim Exam for Final
and Final Exam.
 Composed of 40% Knowledge Type Learning and 60% Practical Exercises.
 PROGRAM APPROACH/COA
PARTICIPANTS:
 Enrolled in the National Service Training Program (NSTP) under the NROTC
Component.
 Upon enrollment the student shall submit their mobile number and email
accounts (preferably Google Account) to the office of the NROTC
Commandant.
 Students from far flung areas and less fortunate to avail the online services of
the NROTC Modular and Self-paced Blended Learning Program shall
manifest their intentions to avail the printed materials of the course.

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 PROGRAM APPROACH/COA
DURATION AND COURSE MODULES:
 The Training has a duration of Fifteen Training Weekends (15) or as
prescribed by the school administration.
 A Training Day consist of four (4) hours from 0800H to 1200H a total of sixty
(60) Academic hours.
 The Modules will be sent to the students Email accounts.
 In consideration to the less privilege students, the NROTCUs will provide
limited printed modules.
 Military Drills and Ceremonies Module, Weapons Training Module and
Visual/Audio Communication Module will be provided to the students in a form
of Video Presentation.
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 PROGRAM APPROACH/COA
EXAMINATIONS:
 Students Learning Evaluation will be composed of Four (4) Series of Unit
Exams. There shall be four (4) Periodic Exams; Prelim, Midterm, Semi-final
and Final Exam.
 Examinations will be online via approved online platform.
 The Training Staff shall provide written exams and approved by the
Commandant for the less fortunate students under strict compliance to the
social distancing and coordination and approval of appropriate authorities.
 Students with three (3) consecutive days will consider as DROP.

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 PROGRAM APPROACH/COA
EXAMINATIONS:
Administering Examination Outline MS1 & MS2 Administering Examination Outline Tri semester
Examination Schedule Examination Schedule
1st UE 4th weekend/as scheduled 1st UE 3rd weekend/as scheduled
Prelim Exam 5th weekend/as scheduled Prelim Exam 4th weekend/as scheduled
2nd UE 6th weekend/as scheduled 2nd UE 5th weekend/as scheduled
Midterm Exam 7th weekend/as scheduled Midterm Exam 6th weekend/as scheduled
3rd UE 8th weekend/as scheduled 3rd UE 7th weekend/as scheduled
Semi Final Exam 10th weekend/as scheduled Semi Final Exam 9th weekend/as scheduled
4th UE 13th weekend/as scheduled 4th UE 10th weekend/as scheduled
Final Exam 14th weekend/as scheduled Final Exam 11th weekend/as scheduled

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 CALENDAR OF ACTIVITIES 504th NROTCU
Calendar of Activities
Calendar of Activities
Week 1 Course Orientation
Week 5  BRRO
Week 2 Distribution of Modules  CMO
 Legal Basis  Combat Movement Tactics
 AFP Organization Week 6 Midterm Exam
 Military Courtesy
 Interior Guard Week 7  Basic Combat Formation
 Military Justice  Land Navigation
 Human Rights
 Threat to National Security Week 8  Protective Measures
 Anti & Counter Terrorism Week 9 Semi-Final Exam
Week 10  Basic Weapons Training
Week 3 Prelim Exam  Marksmanship
Week 4  Basic Signal Communication Week 11  Drills and Ceremonies
 Basic Intelligence
 Basic Survival Week 12 Final Exam
 Basic Map Reading
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 PROGRAM APPROACH/COA
GRADING SYSTEM:
ACADEMICS GRADE WIEGHT
(4) Unit Examinations 20%
Prelim Exam 10%
Midterm Examination 25%
Semi-final Exam 10%
Final Examinations 25%
NON ACADEMICS
Attendance 10%
TOTAL 100%
• Attendance refer to the students on time take up of the online examinations and
attendance on the actual take-up of non-online exam.

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 NROTC PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS
STUDENT REQUIREMENTS:
 Any Electronic Device that may connect to internet for documents and video
communication such as Smart Phone, Tablet, Laptop and Desktop Computer.
 Reliable internet connection at least two (2) mbps
 Electronic File Storing Device like Flash Drive/External Hard Drive
 Email Address (Preferably Google Account)
 Printed NROTC Modules (Students from Far Flung Areas)

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 PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION
DURATION AND COURSE ADMINISTRATION
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WEEKENDS
NUMBER OF  The Modules will be sent to the students
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Email accounts.
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0800H-1200H
 In consideration to the less privilege
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Visual/Audio Communication Module will
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Saturdays/
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Sundays
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END OF PRESENTATION
THANK YOU!!

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