National Police Cadet Corps

About Us

The AES National Police Cadet Corps (NPCC) annually involves cadets in a challenging yet enjoyable programme. The NPCC curriculum emphasises on law enforcement, leadership, resilience, national education, and personal development, guided by the 6A framework (AWARE, ACQUIRE, ACTUATE, ASPIRE, ACHIEVE, and AIM). This structured approach ensures meaningful learning experiences and module outcomes tailored to develop NPCC members holistically.

Signature Programmes

Camp Resilience
Crime Scene Investigation
Law and Enforcement
Revolver Shooting
Unarmed Tactics

Core Programmes

Drills
Campcraft
Road Safety
SG Secure and Homefront Security
Visits to Police Establishments
Community Outreach
Total Defence
Civil Defence
Anti-Narcotics Course
Enrichment Courses

Training Day

Every Tuesday, 3pm to 5pm

Excerpts of Reflections from Graduating Cadets

Rayan:  I hope that all of you will continue to improve and aspire for higher standards in NPCC, and work towards upholding higher standards.

Xin Hui:  It’s been a meaningful experience - I’ve learnt, grown, and made memories with all of you. Though I am moving on, I’m thankful for the time we’ve spent together.

Kenan: I’m grateful for every moment- from tough training sessions to the camps that pushed us beyond our limits. One of the highlights for me was the teaching drills and seeing the cadets grow. It reminded me of where I started, and how far we have all have come together.

Jia En:  Thank you, NPCC, for the memories, lessons and nurturing my personal growth. Grateful for the friendships and guidance throughout this journey.

Sandra:  I just want to say thank you- for the memories, the lessons, and the friendships. It has been an unforgettable journey, and I’m grateful for every moment.

Ashytn:  This journey has taught me discipline, leadership, and teamwork; Iessons I’ll carry for life. Thank you and I wish everyone a fulfilling and meaningful NPCC journey.

Angel:  It hasn’t always been easy, but every moment has shaped who I am. I’m thankful for the support, the laughter and the lessons learnt.

Yi Heng:  It’s hard to believe my journey with NPCC is coming to an end. From the first time I wore my uniform to the last parade, every moment has shaped who I am- building my discipline, resilience, and sense of duty. I’m truly grateful for the friends I’ve made, the experiences we’ve shared, and the guidance from our teacher officers, honorary officers and cadet inspectors. Thank you all for being part of this incredible chapter of my journey in AES.