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Apr 22, 2017 News
Thirty-nine members of the Guyana Police Force currently attending the University of Guyana and Nations University were the recipients of a quantity of stationery and other paraphernalia, compliments of P&P Insurance
Brokers located at North Road and King Street, Georgetown.
The presentation was made, yesterday, by the Company’s Director Mr. Vickash Panday to Commissioner of Police, Seelall Persaud, DSM, at his Eve Leary Conference Room.
Among those present were the ranks and Second-in-Command of the Force’s Administration, Woman Assistant Commissioner, Maxine Graham, DSM.
Mr. Panday explained that he is very impressed by the Force’s performances over the years and also the fact that a large number of its members are being allowed to pursue studies at the University of Guyana as well as other Institutions of higher learning.
This is resulting in a more educated, professional, effective and pro-active Police Force.
Commissioner Seelall Persaud, in accepting the donation thanked Mr. Panday for his timely gesture and for his recognition of the many positive strides that the Guyana Police Force is making for its members and that of the public we serve.
The fields of study for the thirty-nine ranks include; Masters in Public Management and Administration, Degrees and Diplomas in Public Management, Social Work, Criminology and Psychology, International Relations, Banking and Finance, Sociology, Human Resource Management, Accounts, Biology, Computer Science and Cambridge Pre-Law.
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