ABOUT US
Welcome to the DOJ e-Academy Learning Management System – a digital platform managed by the National Prosecution Service - Special Projects Division. This system supports our mandate to strengthen the capabilities of prosecutors through accessible, structured, and high-quality training.
The LMS is designed to provide flexible and continuous learning opportunities for prosecutors across the Philippines, and eventually for support staff as well. It features courses developed by experienced prosecutor-trainers, grounded in real-life prosecution work and aligned with the priorities of the National Prosecution Service.
Through this platform, we aim to promote a culture of lifelong learning, professionalism, and excellence across the prosecution service.
Vision, Mission, and Values
Vision
Highly competent prosecutors and staff as vanguards of a just and peaceful society.
This vision reflects our aspiration to build a prosecution service that upholds justice with integrity, competence, and unwavering public service.
Mission
To enable and empower the prosecutors and staff towards upholding a sustained culture of excellence in the National Prosecution Service.
Our mission underscores our commitment to continuous development, ethical practice, and institutional progress.
Core Values
Our work is anchored on five core values that define how we serve and lead:
- Servant Leadership Leading with humility, integrity, and public service
- Commitment Demonstrating unwavering dedication to justice and accountability
- Collaboration Fostering teamwork, open communication, and mutual respect
- Professionalism Maintaining high standards of conduct and performance
- Innovation Embracing technology and forward-thinking approaches to improve our service
Our Accomplishments
Since the establishment of our training programs and the launch of the LMS, our office has achieved several milestones that reflect our commitment to excellence in prosecution training and professional development.
Developed Prosecutor-Led Online Courses
Over 20 online modules created by seasoned prosecutor-trainers, covering criminal law, trial skills, legal writing, and ethics.
Nationwide Reach
Successfully delivered training to over 1,500 prosecutors from Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao through both in-person and online formats.
Established the DOJ e-Academy
Launched a centralized and accessible digital platform to support self-paced and structured learning across the service.
Collaborated with Development Partners
Engaged with over 10 national and international partners in the co-development, funding, and implementation of training programs.
Hosted Specialized and Thematic Trainings
Facilitated moot court simulations, comprehensive modules, and targeted courses for emerging legal issues and challenges.
Reports and Publications
To ensure transparency and share our progress, we regularly publish reports and summaries of our training initiatives and special projects.
We remain committed to continuous learning, innovation, and collaboration—building on these achievements as we move forward.
Our Development Partners
We acknowledge with deep gratitude the unwavering support of our development partners who have played a vital role in the success of our training initiatives and the development of this LMS.
Through their generous collaboration, technical expertise, and shared vision for a stronger justice system, we have been able to enhance the quality, reach, and impact of our capacity-building efforts for prosecutors and support staff nationwide.
- INL – Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs
- IDLO – International Development Law Organization
- OPDAT – Office of Overseas Prosecutorial Development
- ASEAN ACT – ASEAN–Australia Counter Trafficking
- RTI – Research Triangle Institute
- CZAF – Consuelo Zobel Alger Foundation
- HSF – Hanns Seidel Foundation
- GoJust – Governance in Justice Programme
- ICRC – International Committee of the Red Cross
- JJWC – Juvenile Justice And Welfare Council
We look forward to continuing these partnerships as we work together toward a just, professional, and service-oriented prosecution service.