Concepcion Holy Cross College ROTCU

We sent our heartiest to you on your brilliant success,and our highest hopes that you will continue such success and will be succeed in future life , Congratulations sir Hermelson Estrada!

Congratulations 😊
SGT. JOMER JUSTINE S. RIGOR P.A (RES) for passing the December 2021 Licensure Examination for Criminologists.

Our First/Former Corps Commander in Concepcion Holy Cross ROTCU/A .
(Yr 2018-2021)

We are so proud of you sir!
Again, Congrats Sir and We SALUTE YOU! 💂‍♂️❤

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The 1ID is looking for qualified applicants who wants to join the Philippine Army through Regular and Special Enlistment.

The following are the qualifications:

A. Regular Enlistment:
CANDIDATE SOLDIER COURSE (CSC)

1) At least 18 to exactly 26 years old or younger on the date of appointment as Candidate Soldier (CS). Age waiver is no longer issued by the Command;
2) Natural Born Filipino citizen;
3) With 72 units in college or if a high school graduate must possess technical skills/talents needed by the PA;
4) At least 5’0ft or 60 inches in height. Similarly, height waver is no longer issued by the Command;
5) Single and without child;
6) Of good moral character; and
7) Physically and mentally fit for military training.

B. Special Enlistment: (See attached pictures)

Schedule of registration will be from 18 to 22 October 2020.

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