Proficiency Badges were introduced in 1981 to generate greater interest in NPCC training and to open up new avenues for cadets to achieve and excel. These badges aim to reward cadets for achieving proficiency in various aspects of NPCC training. Badges are divided according to four core areas of NPCC training, and the recommended levels for achieving the various badges are as follows:
Click on the link for CCHS(M) NPCC Unit’s Proficiency Badge Test Criteria.
| Law Enforcement | |
| Road Safety | Secondary One |
| Crime Prevention | |
| Police Knowledge (One) | |
| Anti-Narcotics | Secondary Two |
| Community Safety and Security | |
| Police Knowledge (Two) | |
| Marksmanship | Secondary Three |
| Crime Scene Investigation | |
| Police Youth Ambassador | |
| Homefront Security | |
| National Education | |
| Total Defence (Bronze) | Secondary One |
| Total Defence (Silver) | Secondary Two |
| Civil Defence | |
| Total Defence (Gold) | Secondary Three |
| National Heritage | |
| Resilience | |
| Drill (1st Class, 2nd Class, 3rd Class) | All Levels |
| Campcraft | Secondary One |
| Adventure Training | Secondary Two |
| Survival Training | Secondary Three |
| Personal Development | |
| Swimming | All Levels |
| Kayaking | |
| First Aid | |
| Life-Saving | |
Cadets may also don the NYAA Badge of the respective level of achievement (Gold, Silver or Bronze) upon attaining the National Youth Achievement Award. In addition, Award Badges are given to outstanding cadets in recognition of their high performance in NPCC training. These Badges are the SPF-NPCC Badge and the Best Unit Cadet Badge. A list of our Unit’s Award Badge recipients can be found here.
