This is a proud and exciting time for (22 participants from across Canada, 8 from BC) as they begin the RCMP’s Aboriginal Pre-Cadet Training Program (APTP).
Posted on, 10:01 am, by mySteinbach The RCMP is pleased to announce that seven Manitoba youth have graduated from the RCMP Academy, “Depot” Division, in Regina, Saskatchewan, as part of the RCMP’s Aboriginal Pre-Cadet Training Program (APTP). These Cadets will now begin their 14-week assignment where they will work alongside police officers in Detachments across Manitoba. The Aboriginal Pre-Cadet Training Program offers Aboriginal Canadians between the ages of 19 and 29 the opportunity to get an inside look at daily police work.
“I am incredibly proud of the young men and women who have successfully completed the Aboriginal Pre-Cadet Training Program this year,” said “D” Division Commanding Officer Bill Robinson. “Community policing is at the heart of what we do and I encourage these Cadets to seize this opportunity and really shine in their communities.” The RCMP Aboriginal Pre-cadet Program is part of the RCMP’s on-going commitment to a workplace representative of the communities we serve.
Manitoba graduates are: Valene Bercier, Moose Lake; Posting: The Pas Sierra Bubb, Winnipeg; Posting: Portage La Prairie Kayla Campbell, The Pas; Posting: Flin Flon Landon Chueng, Winnipeg; Posting: Fisher Branch Satina Koscielny, Brandon; Posting: Dauphin Brittany McLeod, Cross Lake; Posting: Cross Lake Tyler West, Winnipeg; Posting: Selkirk Once the Cadets have completed the program they will be mentored and encouraged to begin the process to becoming a police officer with the RCMP. “I think the RCMP is an optimal career – you don’t just sit at a desk all day long; you’re always doing something different every day helping out the community, making a difference,” said Kayla Campbell, who is posted to Flin Flon RCMP. Since 1996, 411 candidates have graduated from the program and more than 50 percent went on to apply to the RCMP.
Over 40 candidates have gone on to become police officers with the RCMP and 19 are employed in other capacities.
• • • Class of 2016 – BC’s Aboriginal Pre-Cadets B.C. Load Zend Studio Crack For Ubuntu there. , Aboriginal Policing Services 2016-07-25 15:43 PDT This is a proud and exciting time for (22 participants from across Canada, 8 from BC) as they begin the RCMP’s Aboriginal Pre-Cadet Training Program (APTP). This 3 week program is completed at the RCMP’s Training Academy (Depot) in Regina, Saskatchewan. On July 22, 2016, the participants graduated from the APTP program and returned home to work within their communities. Through the program, youth of Aboriginal ancestry will work with RCMP members and support staff to gain valuable work experience. The training at Depot consists of problem solving, law, public speaking, physical fitness, police defensive tactics, drill, & cultural awareness. Once completed, the pre-cadets are posted to an RCMP Detachment in their home province where they will spend the summer months assisting police officers in various aspects of community policing duties. It is extremely rewarding to see how much these young individuals will transform and build up their confidence and skills with just a few weeks of training, says Cpl.