INTERNSHIP

REQUIREMENTS

RAMLEX J. BANCURE
 TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction ……………………………….. 1
Personal Profile ..……………………………… 2

SEMINARS AND ACTIVITIES JOURNALS

Reveille ……………...………………. 3
Physical Fitness Test ……………………………….4
Job Interview ………………………………..5
Basic Emergency Care Training and Seminar …….…………..…………….. 6
Self Awareness Seminar ………………...………..….. 7
Neuro-Exam …………………………….….8
Gender Sensitivity Seminar ………..………………….…. 9
Traffic Management Seminar …………………...…………. 10
Arrest and Handcuffing ………………………………..11
Blood letting Activity ………..……..………………12
OJT Pre Deployment .……………………………… 13
CJC Grand Community Day .….……...…………………….14
Reception Rites 2024 ….……………………….… 15
Badging and Donning of Ranks …………………………..…. 16
Agencies Orientation ………………..………….…. 17

DEPLOYMENT JOURNALS

Week 1- School

Week 2- Office of the City Prosecutor-Digos

Week 3- Criminal Investigation and Detection Group

Week 4- Digos City Police Station

Week 5- Traffic Management Center

Week 6- City Social Welfare and Development Office

Week 7- Barangay Zone III

Week 8- BJMP
 INTRODUCTION

My name is Ramlex J. Bancure, and I am currently a criminology intern at Cor Jesu College.
As a criminology student with a strong passion for understanding crime, justice, and the law,
this internship offers me the invaluable opportunity to apply my academic knowledge in a
real-world setting.

I am currently pursuing my degree in Criminology at Cor Jesu College, where I have gained
a solid foundation in criminological theories, criminal justice policies, law enforcement
practices, and the criminal legal system. During my internship, As part of my academic
journey toward earning my degree in Criminology, I had the unique opportunity to undergo
On-the-Job Training (OJT) with several agencies]. This internship was an exciting and
invaluable experience, as it allowed me to apply the knowledge and skills I’ve gained in the
classroom to real-world scenarios in the criminal justice field. On August 30, 2024, we began
our pre-deployment, and on October 7, 2024, we began our Agency deployment. The
complete internship began on August 12, 2024, and ended on December 13, 2024.
Throughout this period, I have had the chance to observe, participate in, and reflect on
various aspects of criminology, from law enforcement to criminal investigations, and the
justice system.

In addition to my academic background, I bring a strong work ethic, attention to detail, and
the ability to approach challenges with a problem-solving mindset. I am excited to learn from
the experienced professionals in my internship and contribute to meaningful work that
impacts the community and the criminal justice system.

I look forward to applying the theories I have learned in the classroom to real-life situations
and gaining a deeper understanding of how criminology plays a critical role in shaping our
society’s approach to crime, law, and justice. My time as a criminology intern has been one
of the most enriching experiences of my academic journey. It has given me the opportunity
to bridge the gap between theory and practice, to develop essential skills, and to gain
deeper insight into the complexities of the criminal justice system. I’ve learned that
criminology is not only about understanding crime but also about actively contributing to the
solutions, whether through investigation, legal work, or community engagement.

This internship has reinforced my passion for criminology and has further solidified my desire
to pursue a career in this field. I am excited to continue building on the knowledge and skills
I’ve gained here and to contribute to a more just society in the future.
PERSONAL PROFILE

Name : Al B. Timosan Jr
Nickname : Timoy
Address : Purok 6, Casilac St. Aplaya Digos City
Contact Number : 09389957868
Email Address : altimosan@gmail.com
Date of Birth : November 01, 2002
Place of Birth : Sta. Cruz Davao del Sur
Age : 22 years old
Civil Status : Single
Nationality : Filipino
Religion : Roman Catholic
Height : 5’6
Weight : 62 kg
Dialect Spoken : Bisaya, Filipino, English
Father’s Name : Al R. Timosan Sr
Mother’s Name : Shella Mie C. Balano

EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT

SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL:

Cor Jesu College, Inc. ( 2019-2021)

Sacred Heart Avenue, Digos City, Davao del Sur

JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL:

Aplaya Ext. National High School, (2015-2019)

Aplaya, Digos Cty

PRIMARY SCHOOL:

Aplya Elementary School (2009-2015)

Aplaya, Digos City
REVEILLE

First month of our internship, we proceed to do our

reveille activity every 4:00AM. This will help us prepare
for our upcoming reception rites. We do military
exercises, PASA - MASID and practice our military
decorum. It was a tiring experience but we had fun. We
had fun because we get to meet new people and bond
with them for a while. I learned a lot from this activity
and it helps me become a better version of myself. I
had so many emotions due to this activity but I did still
attend to this activity because I know it will help me
and not only me, it will help all of us interns to become a better version of ourselves.
Sometimes in life, we have to be consistent at some point. When that time comes that we
needed to be consistent, then this is the time. We just need to show up everyday and be
team player because at the end of the day, we will miss this kind of activity as a criminology
intern. My Reveille experience was far more than a simple morning ritual; it was an
immersion into discipline, structure, and mental toughness. The daily ritual of rising with
purpose and respect set the tone for everything that followed, helping me to develop
important life skills like resilience, focus, and teamwork. Over time, Reveille became a
symbol of personal growth, reminding me that success
begins with small, intentional actions each day.

I now understand that Reveille isn’t just a call to wake

up—it's a call to rise, face the day with integrity, and
work together as a community toward shared goals. It
has had a lasting impact on my approach to training and
beyond, and I carry the lessons I’ve learned from this
experience with me every day.

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PHYSICAL FITNESS TEST

Before the start of our internship, Everyday for

a summer, I always exercise because it’s
one of my hobbies. I exercise so that I will
not be a little nervous of the fitness test of
our internship. When we started the activity, I
was a little bit excited of the first test
because I am used to doing push ups and sit
ups everyday. But when the last test has
started, I was a little bit nervous because I
really don’t do much pull ups in my entire life. I am afraid that I might failed the test because I
am weak when doing pull ups. So I started the last activity of the physical fitness test and I
failed to complete the said repetitions. But it was good because it didn’t frustrate me and I
know that I can do better. I’m just gonna have to focus on my priorities and be patient at all
times. As a criminology intern, patience is one of the key factors of being a professional and
that is what I’m going to do. This fitness test has given us the opportunity to show our
potentiality and still not be a shame of ourselves because it is only a test. When the real
challenge will come, I know that all of us will fight for our goals not only in the way of
physicality but also in the way of how we handle life mentally and how we handle ourselves
during hard times. That is the time life will test us to our limits. We only just need to be strong
and not give up. We can rest but we should not stop. Keep moving forward is the only option
to win and all of us will win. No one gets left behind in the physical fitness test because all of
us will fought to pass the test.

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JOB INTERVIEW

As part of my academic requirements,

I recently went through the process of
applying for an On-the-Job Training
(OJT) position. I was excited about
the opportunity to gain practical
experience in my field of study, but I
also knew that an interview would be
a key part of securing the position.
This journal reflects on my experience
throughout the interview process,
from preparation to reflection, and
what I learned along the way.The job
interview was good and I was a bit
nervous about it because I might have
a mental block during the interview.
But it was good because I answered all the questions of sir lapaz and make him understand
that I am a qualified intern for the OJT. This part of the internship has given us the practice
to our future job applying experience and it satisfied ourselves because of the effort that
make and how we find the right answer for the question and what outcome will be. It was a
great experience and a good outcome for everybody especially me. Looking back, I think the
interview went fairly well. While I was
nervous at first, I was able to calm myself
and answer the questions confidently. I
believe I was able to demonstrate my
passion for the field and my readiness to
take on the responsibilities of an OJT. The
interview also helped me clarify my own
expectations of the role, especially when I
asked about the specific tasks I would be
handling.

One thing I learned is that preparation is essential, but it's also

important to be adaptable during an interview. I thought I had
anticipated all the questions, but the situational ones caught me off
guard. However, I learned that staying calm and thinking through my
experiences allowed me to give thoughtful answers. I also realized that the interview is a
two-way conversation, and asking the right questions can be just as important as answering
theirs. Overall, the job interview for the OJT position was a positive experience. I gained a lot
of confidence in my ability to communicate and handle interview questions. It gave me a
better understanding of what employers are looking for in candidates and helped me assess
how well my goals align with the company's expectations. The experience also reminded me
that interviews are an important part of personal growth, not just a step toward securing a
position. Whether I get the role or not, I feel proud of my performance and excited for the
opportunities that lie ahead in my career journey.

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BASIC EMERGENCY CARE TRAINING AND SEMINAR

The Basic Emergency Care Training and Seminar was an eye-opening and informative
experience. The seminar was designed to equip participants with essential knowledge and
skills to respond effectively in emergency situations. As someone who has always been
interested in healthcare and helping others, this training
provided a much-needed foundation in basic first aid,
bandaging, and how to handle various emergencies,
including medical and trauma situations. It really helps us
interns to have a another knowledge about how we respond
and it’s an amazing experience because we get to see the
capacity of our potentiality of being in some kind of situation
where use the purpose of this seminar.While the seminar
was incredibly informative, there were a few challenges. For one, some of the material was a
bit overwhelming at first. The vast range of scenarios that can occur in emergencies felt
daunting, and at times, I found myself wondering if I would be able to remember everything
when faced with a real-life situation. Additionally, some of the
physical skills, like performing bandaging, required practice to
build muscle memory. The pressure of performing these tasks
in a simulated environment felt different from the calm
atmosphere of the training room, but I understand that this is a
skill that comes with repeated practice and real-world
experience. Overall, I feel much more prepared to handle
emergency situations after attending this seminar. The trainers
were knowledgeable and approachable, and they made sure
to emphasize the importance of staying calm and acting quickly. I also learned a lot from the
discussions and shared experiences of other participants, which gave me a better
understanding of the wide variety of situations that could arise. I now understand that
emergency care isn't just about knowing the technical skills but also about maintaining
composure and being able to think critically in high-pressure situations. The key takeaway
for me was the importance of acting fast but not rushing. Timing is critical, but a thoughtful
approach can save lives.

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 RECEPTION
RITES

The reception
rites, a simple yet
meaningful
ceremony to test
and gauge the
physical strength
of the interns before the formal start of their deployment. This was the moment that all of us
wanted to quit but we didn’t. At first, it started out nice and great because we were prepared
of the activity that implemented for us. And when the time comes that all of us are getting
exhausted, we didn’t think of anything but to keep moving forward until we reach the finish
line. I enjoyed it so much because it has given us the challenges that a team may face until
the end. My patience has literally been tested in this activity and not only my patience but
also my physicality. It was literally a challenging activity for us and all of us really reached to
the finish line and celebrate with a proper decorum with our seniors and our program head. I
am so thankful for this ceremony because it has given us the path of being a snappy intern.
Despite the joy of the day, there were a few moments of stress leading up to the event. One
of the challenges was making sure I had everything ready—my attire, my speech (if
applicable), and just being prepared to take part in the event smoothly. There was a moment
of panic when I realized I had forgotten to bring a small part of my attire, but with some quick
thinking and help from others, I was able to recover quickly.

Another surprise was how emotional I became during certain parts of the ceremony. I hadn't
anticipated how overwhelming the support of my friends and family would feel. When I
looked out and saw the pride in their eyes, it was a moment of deep emotional connection. It
was more than just a personal achievement; it was a shared moment with the people who
had cheered me on every step of the way. Looking back on the Reception Rites, I feel a
deep sense of fulfillment. The event wasn’t just about celebrating a specific achievement; it
was about acknowledging the journey, the growth, and the lessons learned along the way. It
was a reminder that milestones aren’t just moments of arrival—they are symbols of all the
hard work, sacrifices, and support that have helped us get there.

I was also struck by the sense of gratitude that filled me throughout the day. I realized how
much I had been given—whether in the form of support from my family, the wisdom from
mentors, or the strength I had found within myself. It was a humbling experience, and I left
the ceremony feeling
more connected to the
people around me and
more inspired to
continue working toward
new goals.

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BADGING

Badging and Donning of ranks. This is the moment where all of our hard-works from the
beginning has been finally paid off and it will be the start of a our new journey in our
internship program. This is the time where all of us interns wore our Type A uniform for the
first time and it was a memorable experience because it’s a ceremony we tend to do to have
a recognition for our challenges we faced during the first month of our internship and the day
our reception rights has happened. It was a joyful moment for all of us and everybody was
happy and proud. When my name was called in front with a rank called captain, I was shy
because I am not really used to this kind of ceremony and I was very happy because it’s the
first time of life. I know this is not much of a big deal for some but when it comes to myself, it
was a very memorable experience. I am happy and proud of myself, my parents were happy
and everybody else were happy. Looking back on the Badging and Donning of Ranks
ceremony, I can honestly say it was one of the most significant experiences of my life. The
event was not just about receiving recognition; it was about acknowledging the hard work,
dedication, and growth that had gone into reaching this point. It was a reminder that all the
challenges, sacrifices, and lessons learned were worth it, and that this new rank was just the
beginning of a new chapter in my journey.The ceremony also gave me a renewed sense of
responsibility. The badge or rank was not just a symbol of accomplishment—it was a symbol
of the trust and responsibility that came with it. I knew that I had to continue to grow, to learn,
and to contribute in
meaningful ways. The
ceremony
reminded me that I was
not only
representing myself
but also the values
and principles that the
rank stood for.

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SELF-AWARENESS SEMINAR

I really enjoyed this seminar because it has given me a lot of realization in life. I was amazed
by my classmates because I didn’t expect that they were going to show their emotions. They
expresses their feelings and show their soft sides even the
strong ones. I was really amazed and it has given me
goosebumps realizing that a person who shows lack of
emotions on the outside or always smile and laugh at normal
day really let all their feelings out for the whole CSP SINAG
ALAS to see. It really is amazing how an individual is good at
hiding their emotions and act like they feel nothing. Even me,
as an individual who has some secret battles to fight, I
showed my emotions and help them understand what I’m
going through in my life. This seminar really was a great opportunity to all people because it
really can help every person to release the tension of what they’re feeling. We cried, shared
a laughter and bond together like a family and I am so thankful for this to happen because I
know it will help me and all of my fellow interns to become a better version of ourselves. The
Self-Awareness Seminar has motivated me to continue exploring my inner self and to
embrace personal growth with open arms. I plan to integrate mindfulness practices into my
daily routine and make a conscious effort to regularly
reflect on my emotions and reactions. I also hope to
engage in more seminars and activities that promote
self-awareness, as I now recognize how important it is
for overall well-being. The Self-Awareness Seminar
was a life-changing experience that opened my eyes
to the power of introspection, emotional awareness,
and mindfulness. It gave me a deeper understanding
of myself and empowered me to make more informed
and intentional decisions. I left the seminar feeling
more confident, grounded,
and ready to embrace the
journey of self-
improvement. This
experience has made me realize
that true growth comes from
understanding who you are —and I
am excited to continue this journey
of self-discovery.

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NEURO EXAM

I already heard about the neuro exam because my father already told me about it. He said
should be prepared on that exam when applying for the PNP. I didn’t know that there was
gonna be a nuero exam on our internship. The day of the neuro exam was both fascinating
and eye-opening. The patient I observed (or participated in the examination of) was an older
adult who had been experiencing some confusion and slight weakness on one side of their
body. The neuro exam was intended to assess if there were any underlying neurological
conditions that could explain these symptoms.

The exam was structured into several steps, each focusing on a different aspect of the
nervous system. I had the opportunity to observe each phase and even participate in a few
of the assessments. Common sense is the only thing needed for a person to take this exam.
At first, I thought is was going to be difficult because my father said that some questions in
the neuro exams are tricky. But when we started the
exam, it was going great because the questions were
easy to understand and the patterns were easy to
identify. When the we were about in the middle part of
the exam, it was getting a little difficult. I was getting a
headache but not that much. I enoyed the exam until I
was finish and satisfied of myself because I didn’t left
any unanswered questions of each items. As I
reflected on the experience, I realized just how
important a neurological exam is in helping doctors
understand the state of a patient's nervous system.
The exam provided immediate insight into the patient’s condition and helped guide the next
steps in diagnosis or treatment.

From a personal perspective, participating in the neuro exam reinforced my passion for
understanding the complexities of the human body. I was amazed by how each part of the
exam – from cognitive testing to motor and sensory assessments – contributed to building a
complete picture of the patient’s health. It was a reminder of how much medical
professionals must know in order to make accurate assessments and diagnoses.

This experience also gave me a greater appreciation for the

importance of patient interaction. The way the physician
communicated with the patient, explaining the purpose of each
test and ensuring they were comfortable, was something I want
to adopt in my own practice. Building rapport and making the
patient feel at ease is key to conducting a successful exam.

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OFFICE OF THE CITY PROSECUTOR - DIGOS

On our first day at the Prosecutor's Office, I felt a mix of excitement and nervousness. The
day started with an orientation where I was introduced to the office's structure, policies, and
my tasks as an intern. I met the staff, including the prosecutors and administrative
personnel, who warmly welcomed us. They explained the importance of confidentiality and
professionalism, which set the tone for my responsibilities. Observing the office environment
gave me a glimpse of how legal work operates in practice, and I was eager to learn more. I
focused on learning the office procedures. I assisted in organizing case files, labeling
evidence, and ensuring documents were filed correctly. One of the most valuable lessons I
learned was the importance of attention to detail. A small error in a legal document could
lead to significant consequences. I also attended my first case briefing, where I observed
how prosecutors prepare for hearings. It was fascinating to see the application of legal
principles I had previously studied in school. As I became more comfortable with my duties, I
was entrusted with more responsibilities. I drafted basic legal documents, such as affidavits
and motions, under the supervision of my mentor. This hands-on experience allowed me to
apply theoretical knowledge in a real-world
context. I also conducted initial reviews of case
files to identify missing documentation or
inconsistencies. My mentor’s feedback was
invaluable in refining my skills and boosting my
confidence. As my OJT experience came to an
end, I reflected on how much I had grown
professionally and personally. I gained a deeper
appreciation for the hard work and dedication of
those in the legal profession. The prosecutors and
staff were not only mentors but also role models
who inspired me to
pursue my career goals with integrity
and diligence.There is a
little celebration on our last day and it
was really joyful. We help each other
prepare for our lunch to eat with
the fiscal’s and staff and it was
wonderful. On my last day, I
expressed my gratitude to
everyone who had guided and
supported me throughout this
journey.

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CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION AND DETECTION GROUP - DIGOS

Our first day at the Criminal Investigation and Detection

Group (CIDG) was both exciting and nerve-wracking. Upon
arrival, I was given an overview of the agency's mission,
vision, and core functions. The officers and staff were
welcoming and made me feel part of the team. They
explained the critical role the CIDG plays in maintaining law
and order, particularly in investigating and solving complex
criminal cases. We were assigned to polish the area and
after that we was taught how we fingerprint the suspect
and what ways we are going to do it properly. We were
allowed to accompany officers during field operations. We
witness how the officer arrested a surrendered suspect and
see how the officer perform the fingerprint flawlessly.
Witnessing the meticulous planning and coordination
required for these operations was inspiring. It highlighted
the importance of teamwork and attention to detail. I also
learned about the ethical considerations and safety
measures that must be prioritized during fieldwork. This
week made me
appreciate the
complexities of
criminal investigation. As my OJT experience at the
CIDG came to an end, I reflected on the invaluable
lessons I had learned. I developed a deeper
understanding of the investigative process and the
dedication required to uphold justice. The officers’
commitment to their work was truly inspiring, and I felt
honored to have been part of their team, even for a
short period. On my last day, I expressed my heartfelt
gratitude to my mentor and the entire staff for their patience, guidance, and encouragement
throughout my journey. My OJT experience at the Criminal Investigation and Detection
Group was transformative. It provided me with practical skills,
enhanced my understanding of criminal investigations, and
strengthened my passion for serving justice. This experience has
not only prepared me for future endeavors in the field of law
enforcement but has also instilled in me a deeper sense of
responsibility and integrity. I will always cherish the knowledge and
memories I gained during this training.

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