The closing of the ITC 10th intake and MOI intake eight, on Thursday, February 13, was presided over by the Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIGP) in Charge of Administration and Personnel, DCG Jeanne Chantal Ujeneze.
The three-month courses were also attended by those from private security companies in Rwanda.
The two instructional programmes train officers on how to design courses, job analysis for training, general instructional methods, psychology of learning, effective communication, and general instructional techniques.
They also develop officers' understanding and skills in human relations, development of instructional aids, research methodology and micro teaching practices, among others.
DIGP Ujeneze congratulated the trainees for their commitment and successful completion of the courses.
"The role of trainers is not only limited to imparting knowledge and skills to trainees; trainers are custodians of force doctrine and play key roles in shaping professionalism among the force," DIGP Ujeneze said.
She urged them to be "proud of it and strive to be good trainers." The RNP, she said, will continue to deepen cross-border cooperation in matters of policing and security.
The Deputy Police Chief pointed out that building a professional Police force can be achieved if there are enough competent trainers and that the two courses are designed to answer these institutional needs.
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