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    NSTP Reflection

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    The National Service Training Program (NSTP) Act of 2001 mandates that each citizen perform military, civil, or civic service to fulfill their obligation to protect the security of the State. The NSTP program promotes youth development through physical, moral, spiritual, intellectual and social activities as well as defense readiness and service ethics. Initially, the author viewed the NSTP activities as a hindrance but realized the value of volunteerism after seeing the smiles of grateful people. Volunteering allows one to step outside their comfort zone, gain new knowledge and experiences from others, and be grateful for what they already have. The NSTP gave the author knowledge to contribute to the nation's progress by understanding

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    The National Service Training Program (NSTP) Act of 2001 mandates that each citizen perform military, civil, or civic service to fulfill their obligation to protect the security of the State. The NSTP program promotes youth development through physical, moral, spiritual, intellectual and social activities as well as defense readiness and service ethics. Initially, the author viewed the NSTP activities as a hindrance but realized the value of volunteerism after seeing the smiles of grateful people. Volunteering allows one to step outside their comfort zone, gain new knowledge and experiences from others, and be grateful for what they already have. The NSTP gave the author knowledge to contribute to the nation's progress by understanding

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    The National Service Training Program (NSTP) Act of 2001 mandates that each citizen perform military, civil, or civic service to fulfill their obligation to protect the security of the State. The NSTP program promotes youth development through physical, moral, spiritual, intellectual and social activities as well as defense readiness and service ethics. Initially, the author viewed the NSTP activities as a hindrance but realized the value of volunteerism after seeing the smiles of grateful people. Volunteering allows one to step outside their comfort zone, gain new knowledge and experiences from others, and be grateful for what they already have. The NSTP gave the author knowledge to contribute to the nation's progress by understanding

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    Name: John Fredrick E.

    Avellana CWTS- J
    BSA 1A
    NATIONAL SERVICE TRAINING PROGRAM
    Reflection Paper
    The National Service Training Program (NSTP) Act of 2001, also known as
    Republic Act No. 9163, affirms the government's primary responsibility to serve and defend its
    citizens. The government may oblige each citizen to perform personal, military, or civil service
    in order to fulfill their obligation to protect the security of the State, which is the responsibility
    of all citizens. While receiving training in any of its three program components, the NSTP
    program promotes the development of the youth's physical, moral, spiritual, intellectual, and
    social well-being as well as defense readiness and service ethics.

    At first, I thought that doing NSTP activities is a hindrance in my rest. Sometimes, I


    even think that this subject is unnecessary for my chosen course in college. I am a first-year
    BSA Student at Camarines Norte State College. As we all know, being an accountant is tiring
    because they always analyze and audit financial statements. I’ve pondered what would NSTP’s
    role in my journey as a CPA. On the very first day of our field immersion activity, I feel like I’m
    too exhausted even though I’m not working on my task. Until I realized what values I’m
    lacking. It’s the passion that is leaving my existence. After that tiring activity, what I see is the
    people’s smiles that make my unlit passion to be rekindled. The bright smiles of the people
    make my exhaustion leave my senses. Moreover, the term “volunteerism” is the very core of my
    learnings in this 10-week NSTP program.

    After doing the activities under NSTP, I've come to understand the value of
    volunteering and how it enhances all of our lives. I came to the realization that helping
    someone also meant improving myself since when we participate in charitable activities, we
    step outside of our comfort zone. It is rewarding to experience new things and get new
    knowledge from others. Not only does volunteering emphasize the things we share, but it also
    serves as a powerful reminder to be grateful for what we already have and to be content with
    what we have. As a result, volunteering for any charitable endeavor will encourage us to share
    ourselves with others so that we might benefit from their experiences.

    The National Service Training Program assists me as a student and citizen of the
    Philippines in a way that this subject gives me knowledge that I can use to contribute to the
    nation's progress and it gave me an overview of how important my community is. Finally, this
    subject definitely helps me to develop my character and it serves as my training ground for me
    to be able to contribute my knowledge and skills to our community. By comprehending this, we
    can be good citizens and apply the core values in our country. Thus, in a broader sense, NSTP
    acts as a doorway to our prosperity and the progress of our country in addition to helping us
    become an instrument that aids in the country's advancement and peace.

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