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TCC ROTC UNIT, P2B, Sayre Highway, Panadtalan, Maramag (2026)

11/10/2026

Torres Capitol College Inc.
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps Unit

On 11 October 2026 at 0630H, the CWTS and TCCI ROTC Unit conducted its 13th and 14th Sunday Formation for the first Semester of Academic Year 2026–2027.

The activity was overseen by Mr Jeyvir Vincent T Mantiza RCrim, CST, ROTC Coordinator; SSg Mark Dela Cruz (Art) PA Admin NCO; Mark Joseph A Baja, NSTP Director, Assistance was rendered by (2) GMA and four (4) 1CL and eight (8) 2CL advanced officers, who helped ensure the smooth conduct and proper management of the day’s formation.

The day started with a campus clean-up activity, followed by an attendance check using the QR Code Attendance System. The system records cadets’ attendance quickly and accurately. It helps keep attendance organized, reduces errors, and promotes responsibility among cadets. The activity began with a lecture on the Security Awareness by NICA10 personnel led by Maam Prisilla Josephine Z Vacalares, Operation Officer and sir Destonie Lupian, Admin Officer, Security awareness aims to educate people about possible threats and dangers in their surroundings. It helps individuals recognize risks, protect themselves and others, and respond properly during emergencies. It also promotes alertness, discipline, and responsibility to maintain peace, safety, and security in the community. And the next activity are the lecture about West Philippine Sea conducted by 4CMO personnel led by Pfc Jimuel Joy D Lacandula (Inf) PA, The West Philippine Sea is important because it provides food, natural resources, and livelihood for Filipino fishermen. It is also important for protecting our country's territory and national security. We must understand its importance, respect our maritime rights, and help protect our marine resources for future generations.

The activity came to an official close at 1200H.

BE AN ROTC CADET. BE ONE OF US.

04/10/2026

THANKYOU 1003RD CDC.
THANKYOU PHILIPPINE ARMY.🫡

04/10/2026

Torres Capitol College Inc.
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps Unit

On 04 October 2026 at 0630H, the TCCI ROTC Unit conducted its 12th Sunday Formation for the first Semester of Academic Year 2026–2027.

The activity was overseen by Mr Jeyvir Vincent T Mantiza RCrim, CST, ROTC Coordinator; SSg Mark Dela Cruz (Art) PA Admin NCO; Assistance was rendered by four (4) 1CL and eight (8)2CL advanced officers, who helped ensure the smooth conduct and proper management of the day’s formation.

The day started with a campus clean-up activity, followed by an attendance check using the QR Code Attendance System. The system records cadets’ attendance quickly and accurately. It helps keep attendance organized, reduces errors, and promotes responsibility among cadets. The activity began with a lecture on the Rule of Law, led by Mr Jeyvir Vincent T Mantiza RCrim, CST, The purpose of the Rule of Law is to ensure that everyone follows the law equally, including government officials and ordinary citizens. It promotes fairness, justice, peace, and order in society. It protects the rights and freedoms of individuals and prevents the abuse of power. By following the Rule of Law, people learn to respect laws, act responsibly, and settle conflicts in a peaceful and proper way. It helps create a safe and orderly society where justice and equality are respected.

The activity came to an official close at 1200H.

BE AN ROTC CADET. BE ONE OF US.

27/09/2026

Torres Capitol College Inc.
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps Unit

On 27 September 2026 at 0630H, the TCCI ROTC Unit conducted its 11th Sunday Formation for the first Semester of Academic Year 2026–2027.

The activity was overseen by CPT IAN L DOYDORA PA (RES) COMMANDANT; Mr Jeyvir Vincent T Mantiza RCrim, CST, ROTC Coordinator; SSg Mark Dela Cruz (Art) PA Admin NCO; Assistance was rendered by four (4) 1CL and eight (8) 2CL advanced officers, who helped ensure the smooth conduct and proper management of the day’s formation.

The day began with a campus clean-up activity, followed by an attendance check using the QR Code Attendance System. The system allows cadets’ attendance to be recorded quickly and accurately during ROTC activities. It helps organize attendance, minimize errors, and promote responsibility among cadets. The activity began with a lecture on the Basic Life Support, led by Mr Jeyvir Vincent T Mantiza RCrim, CST, The purpose of Basic Life Support (BLS) is to provide immediate assistance to a person experiencing a life-threatening emergency. It teaches proper techniques such as checking responsiveness, performing CPR, and helping maintain breathing and circulation until professional medical help arrives. BLS develops confidence, quick decision-making, and readiness to save lives during emergencies.

The activity came to an official close at 1200H.

BE AN ROTC CADET. BE ONE OF US.

13/09/2026

Torres Capitol College Inc.
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps Unit

On 13 September 2026 at 0630H, the TCCI ROTC Unit conducted its 10th Sunday Formation for the first Semester of Academic Year 2026–2027.

The activity was overseen by Mr Jeyvir Vincent T Mantiza RCrim, CST, ROTC Coordinator; SSg Mark Dela Cruz (Art) PA Admin NCO; Assistance was rendered by four (4) 1CL and eight (8) 2CL advanced officers, who helped ensure the smooth conduct and proper management of the day’s formation.

The day began with a campus clean-up activity, followed by an attendance check using the QR Code Attendance System. The system allows cadets’ attendance to be recorded quickly and accurately during ROTC activities. It helps organize attendance, minimize errors, and promote responsibility among cadets. The activity began with a lecture on the Standards of Conduct for Soldiers, led by SSg Mark D Dela Cruz (Art) PA, These standards guide soldiers to show discipline, honesty, respect, loyalty, and professionalism at all times. They teach soldiers to follow rules, obey lawful orders, do their duties well, and behave properly — both on and off duty. These standards build trust, strengthen teamwork, and protect the good name of the military. Above all, they make sure every soldier serves the country with full dedication and responsibility.

The activity came to an official close at 1200H.

BE AN ROTC CADET. BE ONE OF US.

06/09/2026

Torres Capitol College Inc.
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps Unit

On 06 September 2026 at 0630H, the TCCI ROTC Unit conducted its 9th Sunday Formation for the first Semester of Academic Year 2026–2027.

The activity was overseen by Mr Jeyvir Vincent T Mantiza RCrim, CST, ROTC Coordinator; CPT IAN L DOYDORA PA (RES), COMMANDANT; SSg Mark Dela Cruz (Art) PA Admin NCO; Assistance was rendered by four (4) 1CL and eight (8) 2CL advanced officers, who helped ensure the smooth conduct and proper management of the day’s formation.

The day began with a campus clean-up activity, followed by an attendance check using the QR Code Attendance System. The system allows cadets’ attendance to be recorded quickly and accurately during ROTC activities. It helps organize attendance, minimize errors, and promote responsibility among cadets. To be spearheaded and conducted by the 89IB Battalion led by 2LT ERICA MAE L BAYLON (QMS) PA, And the next activity lecture about Improvise Explosive Device (IED) and Safety awareness by Ssg Alvin C Baloyo (SC) PA, The purpose of Improvice Explosive Device (IED) and safety awareness is to recognize potential threats, prevent harm, and promote safe and proper reporting of suspicious objects. The next session was about Squad Fundamental Movements and Information, conducted by Cpl Julius C Layson (Inf) PA, The training helped cadets develop discipline, teamwork, coordination, and proper response to commands. The demonstration was an important part of the session because it helped cadets understand and perform the movements correctly and the demonstration of squad formation led by the fire team Alpha and the fire team Bravo, squad formation is to teach cadets discipline, teamwork, coordination, and proper positioning.
This was followed by Weapons Training 1, also conducted by Cpl Julius C Layson (Inf) PA. The training focused on discipline, responsibility, and safety in handling fi****ms. Cadets learned the proper safety rules and procedures to prevent accidents and promote responsible handling.
The final session was about Assembly and Disassembly, also conducted by Cpl Julius C Layson (Inf) PA. It taught cadets the proper and safe way to take equipment apart and put it back together. The demonstration helped cadets become familiar with the equipment while developing discipline, responsibility, and proper care to prevent accidents.

The activity came to an official close at 1200H.

BE AN ROTC CADET. BE ONE OF US.

30/08/2026

Torres Capitol College Inc.
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps Unit

On 30 August 2026 at 0630H, the TCCI ROTC Unit conducted its 8th Sunday Formation for the first Semester of Academic Year 2026–2027.

The activity was overseen by Mr. Jeyvir Vincent T. Mantiza, RCrim, CST, ROTC Coordinator; SSg Mark Dela Cruz (Art) PA Admin NCO; Assistance was rendered by four (4) 1CL and eight (8) 2CL advanced officers, who helped ensure the smooth conduct and proper management of the day’s formation.

The day began with a campus clean-up activity, followed by an attendance check using the QR Code Attendance System. The system allows cadets’ attendance to be recorded quickly and accurately during ROTC activities. It helps organize attendance, minimize errors, and promote responsibility among cadets. And the next activity lecture about Philippine Military Hitory by Sgt Chester Wynn B Estorco PA (Res), The purpose of studying Philippine Military History is to learn about the sacrifices and achievements of Filipino soldiers. It teaches cadets the values of courage, discipline, patriotism, and service to the country. It also helps us understand our past and become responsible citizens. And to be followed by lecture about Introduction of Infantry Operation conducted by SSg Mark D Dela cruz (Art) PA, The purpose of studying Infantry Operations is to learn how infantry units perform their duties and work together during missions. It helps develop discipline, teamwork, leadership, and preparedness, which are important in accomplishing tasks effectively.

The activity came to an official close at 1200H.

BE AN ROTC CADET. BE ONE OF US.

23/08/2026

Torres Capitol College Inc.
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps Unit

On 23 August 2026 at 0630H, the TCCI ROTC Unit conducted its 7th Sunday Formation for the first Semester of Academic Year 2026–2027.

The activity was overseen by SSg Mark B Dela Cruz (Art) PA Admin NCO; Mr Jeyvir Vincent T Mantiza RCrim, CST, ROTC Coordinator; Assistance was rendered by four (4) 1CL and eigth (8) 2CL advanced officers, who helped ensure the smooth conduct and proper management of the day’s formation.

The day started with a campus clean-up activity, followed by the checking of attendance using QR code. The purpose of the QR Code Attendance System is to record cadet attendance quickly and accurately during ROTC activities. It helps keep attendance organized, reduces errors, and promotes responsibility among cadets. And the next activity was the Midterm examinations to evaluate learning and readiness, but they are only one tool for measuring a person's knowledge and abilities. and next activity is lecturing the Hygiene and Sanitation conducted by Mr Jeyvir Vincent T Mantiza RCRIM, CST, ROTC Coordinator. The purpose of hygiene and sanitation is to protect people from diseases and maintain a clean, healthy, and safe environment. It helps prevent illness, promote good health, and create a clean and safe environment.

The activity came to an official close at 1200H.

BE AN ROTC CADET. BE ONE OF US.

16/08/2026

Torres Capitol College Inc.
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps Unit

On 16 August 2026 at 0630H, the TCCI ROTC Unit conducted its 6th Sunday Formation for the first Semester of Academic Year 2026–2027.

The activity was overseen by CPT IAN L DOYDORA PA (Res) Commandant; Mr Jeyvir Vincent T Mantiza, RCrim, CST, ROTC Coordinator; Assistance was rendered by four (4) 1CL and eigth (8) 2CL advanced officers, who helped ensure the smooth conduct and proper management of the day’s formation.

The day started with a campus clean-up activity, followed by the checking of attendance using QR code. The purpose of the QR Code Attendance System is to record cadet attendance quickly and accurately during ROTC activities. It helps keep attendance organized, reduces errors, and promotes responsibility among cadets. And the next activity was the lecture about Legal Basis and Organization by CPT IAN L. DOYDORA PA (Res). The Legal Basis and organization are the core pillars that turn an armed group from an illegal legitimate, disciplined force of the state. Followed by the Cyber security and Awareness conducted by Sgt Lenie A Cuesta PA (Res), Cyber security and Awareness encompasses the technical protocols, encrypted systems, firewalls, and defensive teams designed to protect military hardware and networks from cyberattacks. And followed by Drills to develop discipline, coordination, obedience, and teamwork among cadets. It teaches cadets to follow the commands properly, move with order and precision, and work together as one unit. through regular practice, drills help to build confidence, responsibility, and readiness for different situations.

The activity came to an official close at 1200H.

BE AN ROTC CADET. BE ONE OF US.

09/08/2026

Torres Capitol College Inc.
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps Unit

On 9 August 2026 at 0630H, the TCCI ROTC Unit conducted its 5th Sunday Formation for the first Semester of Academic Year 2026–2027.

The activity was overseen by Mr Jeyvir Vincent T Mantiza, RCrim, CST, ROTC Coordinator; SSg Mark Dela Cruz (Art) PA Admin NCO; Assistance was rendered by four (4) 1CL and eight (8) 2CL advanced officers, who helped ensure the smooth conduct and proper management of the day’s formation.

The day began with a campus clean-up activity, followed by an attendance check using the QR Code Attendance System. The system allows cadets’ attendance to be recorded quickly and accurately during ROTC activities. It helps organize attendance, minimize errors, and promote responsibility among cadets.
The next activity was a lecture on Values Education conducted by Mr Jeyvir Vincent T Mantiza, RCrim, CST, ROTC Coordinator. The lecture focused on the importance of developing good character, proper behavior, and strong moral values. It encouraged cadets to practice respect, honesty, discipline, responsibility, and good decision-making. Values Education also helps students build good relationships and become responsible members of their family, school, and community. And follwed by Drills The purpose is to develop discipline, teamwork, coordination, and obedience among cadets. It teaches cadets to follow commands properly, move with order and precision, and work together as one unit. Through regular practice, drills help build confidence, responsibility, and readiness for different situations.

The activity came to an official close at 1200H.

BE AN ROTC CADET. BE ONE OF US.

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