Training Analysis Center

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Camp O’Donnell, Capas, Tarlac – The Training Analysis Center, Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) of the Philippine Army, under the leadership of COL ARCADIO S POSADA INF (MNSA), recently completed a 5-day Internal Evaluator’s Training.

The training aimed to empower the Quality Assurance Evaluation Committee, institutionalize the Internal Evaluation System, and support the PA-level External Evaluation System on Training. Recognizing the need for skilled evaluators, the program emphasized the development and training of personnel to conduct evaluations effectively. This includes meeting specific qualifications, understanding evaluator responsibilities, and adhering to ethical standards.

The Internal Evaluator’s Training was attended by TRADOC Centers and Schools, physically held at TRADOC Museum and Library, Romulo Hall, Camp O’Donnell, Capas, Tarlac, and 30 participants from RESCOM, PA attending virtually.

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⁨⁨ANNOUNCEMENT

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Camp O'Donnell, Capas, Tarlac - Personnel from the Training Analysis Center (TAC) participated in the conduct of Nationwide Simultaneous Earthquake Drill (NSED) CY 2024 at the Training and Doctrine Command Philippine Army.

The drill began with a siren signaling an earthquake, prompting personnel to perform the "duck, cover, hold" technique and evacuate to an open area with their arms above their heads, carrying Individual First Aid Kit (IFAK). These kits contained essential medical supplies, ensuring prompt treatment of minor injuries to prevent infection and further harm. Afterward, MAJ REAGAN B MENIL (MI) PA together with SMS Marife A Duldulao (AGS) PA accounted for all personnel to ensure everyone's safety, identify those needing immediate assistance, and allow for a thorough evaluation of the drill's effectiveness.

The drill provided a crucial educational opportunity, reinforcing earthquake response protocols, evacuation procedures, and safety measures. This exercise not only improved TAC's preparedness but also bolstered community resilience, emphasizing the center's dedication to protecting lives and critical infrastructure during seismic events.

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Training Analysis Center

The Training Analysis Center (TAC) facilitated the conduct of Evaluators Training from 08-12 April, led by COL ARCADIO S POSADA INF (MNSA) PA. Participants attended both face-to-face and via Video Teleconference (VTC) from different Schools, Centers, and offices of the Training and Doctrine Command, PA.

This training intends to develop and train the Education and Training Quality Assurance and Evaluation Committee (ETQAEC) and all Center Research and Evaluation Branch/Sections (CREB/S) of TRADOC to have a common and standard procedure in the conduct of assessment and evaluation as the prime movers of the education, training, and evaluation system.

By nurturing an environment conducive to learning, the training equipped individuals with new skills and facilitated the exchange of knowledge. Overall, the session aimed to elevate the standards of evaluation practices across the command, fostering continuous improvement and excellence in performance.

⁨QUOTE OF THE DAY

"Women's empowerment is not about driving every woman to be strong enough to stand alone. Indeed, women already demonstrate prowess and resilience in facing various challenges."

- Gen. Romeo S. Brawner Jr., Armed Forces of the Philippines Chief of Staff

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