Kalinga Colleges of Science and Technology

Purok 5, Bulanao, Tabuk City, Kalinga

Criminology Department
2nd Semester S.Y 2017-2018

TABLE OF CONTENT

Introduction A

Acknowledgement B

Dedication C

Parts:

Kalinga Colleges of Science and Technology D

Bureau of Jail Management and Penology E

Kalinga Provincial Police Office F

Bulanao Sub Station G

Tabuk City Police Office H

Bureau of Fire Protection I

Conclusion J

Recommendation K
 INTRODUCTION

Criminology as one of the top most enrolled course in

KCST is now supporting with its utmost effort the different
activities both indoor and outdoor, as a way of giving
criminology students with practical and first-hand knowledge,
which probably useful in the pursuit of a successful criminal
justice education in the country.

The increasing number of enrolees in criminology made the

president think of a way to enhance the skills and knowledge
hidden in every student like going for an informative field
trips, seminars and actual work shop with partner agencies and
most especially “internship” where graduating students will be
exposed to the real nature of Law Enforcement Job in the
community.

OJT 2 is one of a kind experience as part of the internship

program offered in the college, thought it’s not that easy as
first thought as some could possibly imagine. I found it
challenging and at the same time interesting, wherein you are
obliged to do tasks that you are not good at or even experience
it for the very first time. Interesting at the other side,
because you are learning and exploring things that are new to
you while you are with your team mates.

Rendering duty with different agencies made me realized

something, the importance of effective and efficient public
servant for government service. And it barely starts with the
very basic human resource and it’s the individual people inside
the organization. So we future leaders must come to an effort to
give the best we can as we oath to do for many.

Lastly, it’s always good to view internship in a positive

way, because if you’re not open with any corrections, errors and
failures and comments from your mentors, it’s just like you are
waving your hand to explore new opportunities for improvement.
So sweat, mingle and change, for it is a training, where
discipline is primarily involved.

Live life long Criminologists!!!

 ACKNOWELEDGEMENT

I would like to acknowledge God, maker of everything, for

the unending love and guidance he has been giving me throughout
the duration of my internship, you know God how thankful I am
that I’m one of those privileged students who will be receiving
their diplomas this year, and I did no make it without you who
stayed besides me. It has been my fruitful year to acknowledge
you as the perfect one, who can do everything.

To Madam Estella P. Dulin, President of the college, thank

for the support and efforts you have exerted to make our class
united. Thank you for all the internship programs you have set,
it really helped us and for giving us your time despite your
busy schedules. Continue extending help to those who want to
learn as an investment for their future. You’re a true educator.

To r. Elvies O. Dammay, internship coordinator and mentor.

Thank you sir for the patience and understanding beyond our
worst and non-tolerable behaviour sometime, but you still stood
up to make us good leaders.

To all KCST instructors and staff, thank you for

everything. For the knowledge you have shared to us, it served
as our foundation to step up. You witnessed how we transformed
from dependent students into who we are now, full of dreams and
aspirations.

To my team Chalie, I know we’ve been through with so many

challenges, but thru unity we were able to survive the twist of
our internship. Thank you for all the help, favour and guidance
you have given me in order to make this far.

To the whole class of Magilas 2018, let’s keep the bond we

have as we journey to the road of getting our license. Let’s
help each other to realize how importance our dreams are.
Believe that we can do everything when we have faith to God. Our
class may be not that ideal, but the time, lessons and memories
we spent together, is worth keeping for the rest of our lives.

I would like to acknowledge the valuable support of my

family, especially my ever loving and hard-working parents Mr.
Eufremio and Mrs. Digna Ballawig, my brothers and sisters for
their encouragements and sort of confidence and trust you are
giving me as I pursued internship and soon to be a graduate.

To my best friends for cheering me up in times I feel like

giving up at some point. It’s our dream and soon to be
fulfilled. Thank you!

To our relatives, you were all my inspiration in making

this far. My deepest gratitude to all of you for making this
possible. I love you forever and beyond words. May you all be
blessed with your helpful hearts!!
 DEDICATION

I humbly dedicate this successful internship and my diploma

to God to whom all things originated. This internship might not
ended-up soundly without God who choose to protect me and
uplifted me during those hard days.

To my parents, I owe you everything. Thank you for

sustaining my everyday needs, even we are often challenges
financially, you still believed in me. I dedicate this for you
Ma and Pa.

To my relatives and friends, thank you for all the pieces

of advice you have shared to me. You’ve been all an instrument
for the fulfilment of this big dream of mine. Someday somehow
I’ll give back the help you have voluntary gave me, or pray you
back with little goodness.

To my alma mater, whatever success I’ll be achieving in the

near future. I always give back the glory you have bestowed upon
me. Continue educating future leaders.

To my instructors whose knowledge and skills were borrowed,

a sincere gratitude to all of you and a dedication of love for
all your hard works and sacrifices.

To all concerns who have contributed to the success of our

internship. May God pay you back with blessings and graces.
 CONCLUSION

NO PAIN, NO GAIN. A famous line quoted by an American

Soldier during the break of WW II. And it opened my mind of
something, and it is the essence of personal determination,
courage and endurance. If you want something to happen then DO
IT, don’t just wish for it. Internship is one my goal and now I
am finally ending it.

INTERNSHIP is both physical and a social challenge, coz if

you’re not physically ready to ride with the course of
internship and you’re not socially adjusted with the majority,
you’ll find yourself pity even how good you are in your own
measure. So sweat and mingle! GRAB the opportunity, try doing
something that you’re not good at is a challenge, you’re bound
to make lots of mistakes. This time, try to view your error in
different lights. Be scolded and make a positive CHANGE after!
Coz that’s the measure of our willingness to learn. “Do the
Orders and Don’t Complain.”

INTERNSHIP is a multi-dimensional training where exposure

and transition is involved. Trying is an element of its purpose,
if you commit wrong on the process, be it! Do not afraid to be
sanctioned. Doing so will help you to see that making mistakes
is simply part of the learning process. Admittedly, it may not
be easy for you to handle doing a less-than-perfect job, but
make a conscious effort to push negative and critical thoughts
out of your mind. “Success means doing your best-not outdoing
someone else” (Galatians 6:4)
 RECOMMENDATIONS

A.) The implementation of rules and regulations inside the

KCST campus must be highly regarded, since many
students are still wearing tattered jeans, sleeveless
and other inappropriate clothes to the viewers since
it is a place for learning not for body-showing. it’s
one of the common problems I had encountered during my
tour of duty inside the school, where students kept on
violating school policies, therefore the guard or even
interns assigned at the main gate should be firmed and
strict enough to send out from the campus those proven
violators for them to know the consequence of their
misconduct, with that it will serve as a lesson for
everyone.
B.) Interns must be given also opportunity to express
themselves in a way that their suggestions can also be
heard and decided accordingly. Since not all interns
afford what others afford, give also time for them to
voice out their opinions regarding some internships
matters that can be solved in a two-way process or
joint decision between the stakeholders and interns
themselves. Voluntarily and not violently.
C.) Strict implementation regarding absences and tardiness
must also be enforced strictly among interns by the
heads of different agencies.
D.) Uniforms must be secured at the same time from the
sponsoring-tailor shop, because it’s a little bit
inappropriate that some interns during the first week
were already wearing their uniforms, while others do
not yet have. So for uniformity and unity, uniforms
must be distributed one at a time and be worn
uniformly.
E.) Open forum is encouraged
F.) Regarding the passing of reports, I think it would be
better if ticklers and weekly reports are being
submitted every end of rotation, so that interns will
manage their time (avoid rushing) during the final
passing.