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    The PNPA was created in 1977 to provide training to public safety officers. Its mission is to educate cadets to become God-centered community leaders. Its vision is to be the premier educational institution for public safety in Southeast Asia by 2030. The PNPA has undergone changes over time, including transferring supervision between government agencies and beginning to admit women in 1993.

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    The PNPA was created in 1977 to provide training to public safety officers. Its mission is to educate cadets to become God-centered community leaders. Its vision is to be the premier educational institution for public safety in Southeast Asia by 2030. The PNPA has undergone changes over time, including transferring supervision between government agencies and beginning to admit women in 1993.

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    PNPA MISSION AND

    VISION
    Mission
    To provide comprehensive education and training
    programs to transform cadets into God-centered,
    community responsive Public Safety Officers trusted
    and respected by the people.

    Vision
    By the Grace of God in 2030, the PNPA shall be the
    premier educational institution, molding professional
    and community service-oriented public safety leaders
    in South East Asia.
    PNPA Brief History

    August 26, 1977


    PNPA was created as a police and fire service training institution with the enactments of
    Presidential Decree No. 1184.
    June 12, 1978
    PNPA was formally organized and activated pursuant to Department of National Defense
    Order No. 83 issued on May 25, 1978.
    June 30, 1978
    Fifty (50) police cadets were admitted composing the pioneer Maharlika Class of 1980 and
    inducted into the Corps of Cadets, Integrated National Police through a formal ceremony.
    August 19, 1978
    PNPA moved from INP Training Command Headquarters, Fort Bonifacio, Makati to Camp
    Vicente Lim, Calamba, Laguna.

    August 7, 1980
    Conferred the BSPS degree to forty-five (45) INP officers of Special Public Safety Course
    “Maharlika” Class of 1980.

    January 15, 1981


    Presidential Decree No. 1780 was enacted granting Academic Charter to PNPA elevating
    its status into a state university and as the premier educational institution of the country’s
    national police force.
    December 14, 1990
    RA 6975 transferred the administration of PNPA from the Philippine National Police (PNP) to the Philippine Public
    Safety College, to ensure the overall capability for the training, human resource development and continuing
    education of all personnel of the Philippine National Police, Bureau of Fire Protection and Bureau of Jail Management
    and Penology.

    May 1, 1993
    Admitted female cadet in the cadetship program in consonance with the RA 7192 (The
    Women in Development and National Building) and on 06 April 1995 – PNPA had its first
    woman graduate.
    13 APRIL 1994
    PNPA Transferred to it’s permanent home, Camp Castañeda, Silang, Cavite.

    APRIL 06, 1995


    PNPA had its first woman graduate.

    MAY 1998
    PNPA started its three-year cadetship program with BSPS Buklod-Diwa Class 2001 as the
    pioneering class for the transition program.

    MAY 2001
    Members of BSPS Tagapagsalang Class of 2004 were the first cadets to undergo the four-
    year cadetship program of the academy.

    February 1, 2016
    PNPA was granted ISO 9001:2015 that certifies its adherence to the international
    requirements for a quality management system as an organization.

    December 14, 2016


    PNPA was granted the certificate satisfying the requirements on the Surveillance Stage 2,
    the ISO 9001:2008
    April 12, 2019
    President Rodrigo Duterte signed RA 11279 transferring the supervision and control of
    PNPA from PPSC to PNP under the Office of the Chief PNP and still be allowed to
    accommodate BFP and BJMP cadets during the 5-year transition period.
    June 3, 2019
    PNPA was again granted the certificate of registration after satisfying the requirements,
    operates a management system which has been assessed as conforming ISO 9001:2015.
    For the scope of the activities-provision of education and training services. Certificate
    Number: CIP/5356/19/04/1095.
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    ● 0947-421-1887 
    ● 0977-011-1933
    ● [email protected]
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