Loyalist College Police Foundations

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Congratulations graduating class of 2019!

Stress Management tactics are essential to a long and healthy policing career. Here are 5 ways to ensure you don't bring the pressures of the job home with you
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Aboriginal Pre-Cadet
Training Program

The Aboriginal Pre-Cadet Training Program (APTP) offers Canadian Aboriginal people from the ages of 19-29, the opportunity to get an inside look at the life of a police officer. This summer program provides the selected candidates with hands-on experience in the RCMP’s training program.
Those accepted into the program attend a three-week training program at the RCMP Training Academy (Depot) in Regina, from May 13 to May 31, 2019. The training focuses on teaching collaborative problem-solving skills, law enforcement, public speaking, cultural diversity and facilitating Safe Community Workshops in communities. There are also elements of physical fitness and drill which promote teamwork and provide students with long-term strategies to meet personal fitness goals.
The RCMP will provide transportation, meals, accommodation, uniform, and 3 weeks of training wages. Deadline for applications is February 15, 2019.

Basic requirements to apply:
• Be between 19-29 years of age
• Be of First Nation, Métis or Inuit descent
• Be a Canadian citizen
• Be of good character
• Be able to pass an enhanced reliability security check
• Be in good physical condition
• Possess a Canadian high school diploma or equivalent
• Possess valid Canadian driver’s license

For more information contact:
Cst. Gina MacRae
[email protected]
1-416-779-4665

Aboriginal Pre-Cadet
Training Program



The Aboriginal Pre-Cadet Training Program (APTP) offers Canadian Aboriginal people from the ages of 19-29, the opportunity to get an inside look at the life of a police officer. This summer program provides the selected candidates with hands-on experience in the RCMP’s training program.
Those accepted into the program attend a three-week training program at the RCMP Training Academy (Depot) in Regina, from May 13 to May 31, 2019. The training focuses on teaching collaborative problem-solving skills, law enforcement, public speaking, cultural diversity and facilitating Safe Community Workshops in communities. There are also elements of physical fitness and drill which promote teamwork and provide students with long-term strategies to meet personal fitness goals.
The RCMP will provide transportation, meals, accommodation, uniform, and 3 weeks of training wages. Deadline for applications is February 15, 2019.

Basic requirements to apply:
• Be between 19-29 years of age
• Be of First Nation, Métis or Inuit descent
• Be a Canadian citizen
• Be of good character
• Be able to pass an enhanced reliability security check
• Be in good physical condition
• Possess a Canadian high school diploma or equivalent
• Possess valid Canadian driver’s license

For more information contact:
Cst. Gina MacRae
[email protected]
1-416-779-4665

BIG NEWS… Effective January 1, 2019, a Certificate of Results (COR) is no longer required to submit your application to the OPP.

Read more here: https://bit.ly/2z3kOOI

RCMP is hiring 4000 new Officers in the next 3 years.
Come to the RCMP presentation on Wednesday, November 7 at noon in room 2H10.
Register at: [email protected] and provide your full name, e-mail, and location you wish to attend.

http://algonquintimes.com/news/ottawa-police-want-to-hire-500-officers-over-next-five-years-recruiter/

Ottawa police want to hire 500 officers over next five years: recruiter Const. Abdul Ahmed grew up in a low-income neighbourhood where police roamed the streets on a daily basis. “It was not a place where people really liked to see police,” Const. Ahmed told a classroom full of police foundations students. “It was a neighbourhood with a lot of drug use, gang activ...

https://www.kingstonpolice.ca/news-community/upcoming-events/police-officer-recruitment-event/

Police Officer Recruitment Event - Kingston Police Emergency: 911       Non-Emergency: 613-549-4660       Hearing Impaired: 613-549-8792       Online Report: Click here      

https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2018/07/27/class-cellphone-and-laptop-use-lowers-exam-scores-new-study-shows

In-class cellphone and laptop use lowers exam scores, a new study shows New study shows that splitting attention between lecture and cellphone or laptop use hinders long-term retention, and those in class suffer from others' use of devices.

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Canada’s impaired driving laws just got a huge and controversial overhaul — here’s what you should know Bill C-46 made reforms to alcohol-impaired driving and drug-impaired driving, and police now have powerful new tools to charge drivers

Community Policing placement, another way to learn and serve the community.

Community engagement key Police Foundations students at Loyalist College are getting an up-close-and-personal chance at community engagement, thanks to a new placement designed by a former Napanee Ontario Provincial Police inspector.