Learn to be a police officer

Students participate in performing arts at the Coming of Age Ceremony of the program "Learning to be a police officer".

Participating in the command competition between 5 "young soldier" squads at the Coming of Age Ceremony of the "Learning to be a police soldier" program, I was impressed with the children's skillful implementation of the contents of internal arrangement, formation and team command.

Having just finished the competition, Nguyen Danh Minh, from To Hieu Ward, shared: Participating in the program, I got to experience many new things, such as waking up early, folding blankets, exercising, practicing independence and making more friends. If my parents agree, I will continue to register to participate next summer.

The program “Learning to be a police officer” is organized annually by the Provincial Youth Activity Center in coordination with the Department of Party and Political Affairs, Provincial Police, with 2 classes, for children aged 9-16 who are children of police officers, police officers, adopted children of police officers, children of full-time Youth Union officers and children in difficult circumstances. The program ensures absolute safety and helps students practice discipline and improve life skills.

During the 7 days, the "young soldiers" were educated in knowledge, discipline, manners, bravery and life skills. Regarding knowledge education, they learned about the traditions of the People's Public Security Force and the Son La Provincial Public Security; practiced internal regulations, teams, basic martial arts; practiced rescue skills, escape and handling situations to prevent and combat crimes. Regarding life skills education, they were trained in teamwork, presentation, behavior, communication, handling dangerous situations and participated in many cultural, sports, artistic and campfire activities...

Soldiers of the Mobile Police Department, Provincial Police, guide the "child soldiers" to arrange their belongings.

The highlight of the program "Learning to be a Police Officer" is the emotional activities, such as writing handwritten letters, interacting with children at the Provincial Social Protection Center, squad activities... The letters sent to families contain stories about friendship, family love, and are lessons about caring, sharing, and noble comradeship.

Ms. Thai Thi Thuy, Deputy Director of the Provincial Youth Activity Center, said: The 7-day program "Learning to be a Police Officer" helps children develop good habits, self-control, discipline, courage and solidarity. Through useful and engaging activities, children experience the life of a soldier, learn how to overcome difficulties, challenge themselves, thereby becoming more active, creative and steadfast.

After 2 years of organization, with more than 400 "young soldiers" participating, the program "Learning to be a police officer" has affirmed its effectiveness, creating trust for parents and contributing to spreading the beautiful image of the People's Police force. This is a useful playground, helping young people practice life skills, increase confidence and dynamism to integrate and mature.

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