TWENTY-FIVE personnel of the Negros Occidental Police Provincial Office (Nocppo) graduated from Organic Agriculture Production NC II at BuroBuro Spring Farm School Assessment and Training Center on December 9 after passing the Tesda competency assessment held last December 1-2 of the current year.
The said police personnel were trained by Tesda Negros Occidental for 29 days through a memorandum of agreement signed by both agencies.
Pamela Henares, course trainer, presented the graduates and it was confirmed by Kristoffer John Cortez, Tesda Specialist II, on behalf of Beverly Insular, OIC Tesda Provincial Office.
Nocppo Provincial Director Romy Palgue congratulated the 25 policemen for their eagerness and flexibility in the midst of their course.
"I am confident that this endeavor will be successful, we are doing this to help those in remote areas that cannot be reached by education," Palgue said.
Subsequent of the graduation ceremony, the 25 cops will undergo training on Trainers Methodology Level 1 with Regional Training Center-Talisay as the training provider.
"In war all are victims, no one is victorious. Let us unite and work as one for a peaceful Negros Occidental. The solution is in your hands now! Ituro niyo ito!" Palgue said.
