MODULE 1

LESSON 1
WORKSHEET NO. 1

Name: Angelibeth Pado Nopia

Class Code & schedule: B017/ SUN 8:30am-11:00am date: Sept. 26, 2022
Course/Year: BSBA-HRM/ 1st Year Instructor: Ira Armida Borigas

Instructions:
Answer what are being asked for.

1.What are the purposes of the Preamble?

The preamble establishes the tone for the remainder of the document. It simply
and clearly states the framers' goals as well as the purpose of the document. The
preamble, not the actual law, is a summary of the supreme law of the land. There
is no distinction between governmental power and personal rights.

2. Enumerate the 6 citizen soldiers.

1. Graduates of the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) basic and advance
courses and who were issued orders as enlisted reservists or reserve officers of the
AFP;
2. Graduates of authorized basic military training instructions who, as a result
thereof, were issued orders as enlisted reservists or reserve officers;
3. Ex-servicemen and retired officers of the AFP and other armed forces that have
diplomatic relations with the Philippines who were honorably discharged or retired
from the service and who are Filipino citizens upon their appplication;
4. Recognized World War II guerrillas who were honorably discharged from the
service;
5. Commissioned and noncommissioned officers under the Affiliated Reserves
category and graduates of the National Defense College of the Philippines
(NDCP); and
6. Commissioned, noncommissioned officers and privates under the existing laws
including those procured under project 36-70 and included in the present AFP
roster before the enactment of this Act and those to be commissioned or enlisted
after the enactment of this Act.
3. Why male between the ages of 18 to 25 required to register for military
instruction before? How about today?

The Army requires all recruits between the ages of twenty (18) and twenty-two
(22) to complete military training during the year they reach twenty-two. This type
of teaching will be known as training and will be provided for the lengths of time,
at the times, and in accordance with the rules that the President may occasionally
impose. But it is not necessary for today's society. You are free to choose whether
or not to participate in the aforementioned program because there are other
alternatives that can still help the government.

4. Discuss the role of the Citizen Armed Forces to the state?

The role of the Citizen Armed Force also referred to as the Reserve force, is to
serve as the basis for the expansion of the Armed Forces of the Philippines in the
event of war, invasion, or rebellion; to aid in relief and rescue operations during
natural disasters or calamities; to promote socioeconomic development; and to
assist in the operation and maintenance of vital government or private utilities in
support of the overall mission.
 MODULE 2
LESSON 2
WORKSHEET NO. 2

Name: Angelibeth Pado Nopia

Class Code & schedule: B017/ SUN 8:30am-11:00am date: Sept. 26, 2022
Course/Year: BSBA-HRM/ 1st Year Instructor: Ira Armida Borigas

Instructions:
Answer what are being asked for.
1. Enumerate the 8 National Defense Policies of the Philippines
1. The preservation of the State is the obligation of every citizen. The security
of the Philippines and the freedom, independence, and perpetual neutrality
of the Philippine Republic shall be guaranteed by the employment of all
citizens, without distinction of age or sex, and all resources.
2. The employment of the nation's citizens and resources for national
defense shall be effected by a national mobilization.
3. The national mobilization shall include the execution of all
measures necessary to pass from a peace to a war footing.
4. The civil authority shall always be supreme. The President of the
Philippines as the Commander-in-Chief of all military forces, shall be
responsible that mobilization measures are prepared at all times.
5. A national mobilization shall be ordered in any case of
threatened or actual aggression.
6. The national defense organization shall be adapted as closely
as possible to the territorial and administrative organization of
the Philippines.
7. The mobilization plans of financial, industrial, economic, social, intellectual, and
moral forces and resources of the Philippines shall conform to the provisions of
the Constitution of the Philippines and shall be prepared by the executive
departments concerned in accordance with the following general policies: (1) The
respective responsibilities of the several executive departments in mobilization
planning will be prescribed by the President; (2) forces and resources shall be
employed so as to secure unity and continuity of effort until the threatened or
actual aggression to the Philippines has been overcome.

8. No profit incident to war shall accrue to any individual, corporation

association or partnership.
2. Recall the purposes of military training and enumerate them.

The purpose of Military Training is to develop the national spirit; to make the youth
physically strong; to make the youth morally confident, and to prepared the youth for
Military service.

Basic citizen Military:

Training Registrants who are ultimately selected for military training under Section 30
must complete basic military training in no more than six (6) months. The Secretary of
National Defense shall prescribe the course of instruction. The course of instruction
shall include, among others, subjects on moral virtues, patriotism, discipline, support
for and adherence to the Constitution, and respect for the rights of civilians.

Citizen Military Training:

At least one (1)training center shall be established in every province for the conduct
of citizen military and reservist training with a minimum training capacity of one (1)
infantry rifle company at a time. These training centers shall form part of the major
service component organization of the major services and shall be referred to as
citizen military training centers.

Incorporation into Training:

Upon reporting to their assigned training centers, the selected registrants shall be
physically examined and, if found fit for the service, shall be inducted into service.
Where a change of training center is necessary to provide the requisite training, the
commanding officer of the training center shall be authorized to issue the necessary
orders covering his transport and provide the funds for the purpose; provided, that
no registrant shall be transferred to a training center outside his province or
designated training center, except in the case of Philippine Navy and Philippine Air
Force registrants, if there are no air or naval training centers thereat.

Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC).

Military training for students enrolled in colleges, universities, and similar institutions
of learning is mandatory pursuant to the provisions of the National Defense Act and
the 1987 Constuon. 3.0 Discuss whether the citizens of the Philippines are employed
in military service. article IIEmployment of Persons and ResourcesSECTION 3. Military
service shall be obligatory for all citizens of the Philippines, and the methods and
procedure for the classification, selection, examination, induction, training, and
release of all citizens from their military obligations shall be as prescribed in Title of
this Act. prepare the youth for military service.
3. Discuss the Citizens of the Philippines are employed in Military Service.

ARTICLE II
EMPLOYMENT OF PERSOND AND RESOURCES

SECTION III. Military service shall be obligatory for all citizens of the Philippines,
and the methods and procedure for the classification, selection, example,
induction, training, and prescribed in Title III of this act.

SECTION IV. The registration of citizens for military service shall be a civil
function carried out by the civil authorities under the supervision of the Provost
Marshal General.
SECTION V. During a national mobilization the Government of the Philippines,
acting through the appropriate governmental department, or by delegated
authority, shall have the right to secure by mutual agreement or by requisition
all such resources, tangible and intangible, and all such services and all other
assets or possessions, public or private, as many be necessary for national
defense.

4. Explain how the male citizen of the Philippines are enlisted and reanlisted in
military.

In the year that they turn eighteen to twenty-two, young males must register for
military training and service in the Armed Forces of the Philippines, which include the
Philippine Army, Philippine Constabulary, Philippine Air Force, Philippine Navy, and
several other Armed Forces of the Philippines organizations. This training and service
must be completed over the course of 18 consecutive months. Each of these people
must go through at least six months of military training. He may be assigned to duty
and service with members of the regular military after completing such training.

5. Discuss the importance of military training for both male and female.
The mission of military training for both genders is to achieve unity of purpose,
extremely motivated, and eliminate segregation. It took some time before men
and women could effectively cooperate when they were engaged in battle for the
first time. In contrast, by going through basic training together, people become
accustomed to particular tasks and learn how to execute them collectively, which
boosts productivity and cuts down on the amount of time it takes to complete a
task. Considering all the high-tech weapons in use today, productivity is crucial to
the welfare of society.
 MODULE 3
LESSON 3
WORKSHEET NO. 3
Name: Angelibeth Pado Nopia
Class Code & schedule: B017/ SUN 8:30am-11:00am date: Sept. 26, 2022
Course/Year: BSBA-HRM/ 1st Year Instructor: Ira Armida Borigas

Instructions:
Answer what are being asked for.
1. If the government has the prime duty to serve and protect its citizens, in
return, what is our responsibility to the state?
I suppose my duty or responsibility in return was to behave honorably. Additionally, a
component of it is acting lawfully to the greatest extent possible. And I should
participate actively in politics by casting my vote and looking into concerns that the
general public raises. Additionally, one should study governance and gain at least a
basic comprehension of how society functions on a textbook level.

2. Why does the government recognize the important role of the youth in
nation building?
The government recognizes the importance of youth in national development since
these youngsters will be the next generation's leaders. Nowadays, the struggle for
successful and ethical administration is within today's youth's thoughts and
perspectives. The government should even support these children in becoming young
leaders today, because the future of the world rests on them.

3. What are the three (3) components of the NSTP?

1. Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC) - refers to the program components,
institutionalized under Sections 38 and 39 of Republic Act no. 7077, designed to
provide military training to tertiary level students in order to motivate, train,
organize and mobilize them for national defense preparedness.

2. Civic Welfare Training Service (CWTS) - refers to the program component or

activities contributory to the general welfare and the betterment of life for the
members of the community or the enhancement of its facilities, especially those
devoted to improving health, education, environment, entrepreneurship, safety,
recreation and moral of the citizenry and other social welfare services.

3. Literacy Training Service (LTS) - refers to the program component designed to

train the student to teach literacy and numeracy skills to school children, out-of-
school youths and other segments of society in need of their services.
4. Why do you think female students are now required to take NSTP?

For me, I think female students are now expected to take NSTP because they are
students as well. Females are also supposed to help the country in times of need
since we all have the right to debate this topic. It is vital for us to have both
training and service. Furthermore, military duty is open to both males and women.
And, in my opinion, it is also our job to defend our country against intruders

5. Why foreigners are not required to take up the NSTP?

Foreigners, on the other hand, are not compelled to participate in the National
Service Training Program because they are not obligated to serve our country in
times of need because they are citizens of other countries.