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15 cadets welcome family, friends for final inspection ceremony
October 10, 2014
Earlier today our Integrated Police Studies program held a Final Inspection Ceremony at the college’s Victoria Avenue East Campus in Brandon. Fifteen students participated in the final inspection and drill.
The program was intended to remove barriers for Aboriginal students seeking entry into occupations related to protective services.The integrated delivery of the program allowed three of the 13 graduating students to complete their mature student high school diploma while working towards a 9-month Police Studies certificate.
This program was offered in partnership with the Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada, Congress of Aboriginal Peoples, Employment Manitoba, First Peoples Development Inc., the Manitoba Metis Federation and the RCMP.
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