Module 1 Unit 3: PUP NSTP Vision, Mission, Goals and Objectives

Question 1

Vision

Answer 1

The PUP National Service Training Program envisions itself as the Nation’s prime mover in community-building, involvement, and linkaging.

Question 2

Mission

Answer 2

The PUP National Service Training Program is committed to provide a globallycompetitive reserved corps (whether civilian or military) who shall be leading agents in attaining a better quality of life, sustainers of peace, unity, cooperation, and growth in the communities.

Question 3

Goals

Answer 3

• Offer components of NSTP
• Provide comprehensive lessons and trainings in all the NSTP components
• Develop a spirit of volunteerism among the students
• Adopt participative learning
• Provide instructional and training paraphernalia
• Present highly qualified pool of NSTP trainers who will provide capability
enhancement for civic welfare
• Produce service-oriented and responsive students who will be of help to the
University and community

Question 4

Objectives

Answer 4

The PUP NSTP Department shall:
• Inculcate among students the ideals of patriotism and nationalism and enhance their
involvement in public and civic-oriented activities
• Train the students in various fields of endeavor imbued with moral values that
enhance their intellectual, physical, moral, spiritual, and social well-being
• Establish linkages with government, non-government institutions, and other relevant
organizations that can provide trainings, exposures, and practical application
opportunities to students
• Adopt a highly contextualized, fun, and innovative way of training the students who
shall become productive, concerned, and highly-involved volunteers/leaders in the
community.
• Train/re-train NSTP Trainers in the different capability enhancements programs.