Implementing the
decision of the Ministry of Public Security, from 20th to 24th
April, 2014, Major General, Assoc.Prof.Dr. Pham Ngoc Ha, Vice President of the PPA
attended the 3rd Conference of International Association of Police Academy
INTERPA which was hosted by Royal Malaysia Police
College in Putrajaya, Malaysia
with the attendance of 119 participants from 36 countries and 3 international
organizations as INTERPOL, the Association of European Police Colleges AEPC and
ASEANAPOL Secretariat.
With the theme
“Development of Teaching Staff in Police Academies”, the conference aimed to
build and strengthen the cooperation relationships and mutual understanding
between the police training institutions of the countries in the world as well
as affirm the role of teachers in police training. The conference focused on discussing
issues relating to the strategy and measures of training police to suit the
current security and public order situation and the developing trends of police training in the coming time,
including:
- Police
Training in the 21st Century: Issues and Challenges
- Training
Programs and Strategies of Teaching Staff
- Improving the
Capacity of Teaching Staff
- Use of Modern
Teaching Strategies
- Institutional
Development Aspects of Police Training
- Academic and
Practical Aspects of Police Training
- Use of
Technology in Police Training
Vice President of the PPA Pham Ngoc Ha took
memorial photograph
with Chairman of INTERPA
After the
opening session, the participants shared their practical experiences and the gained
results in the process of building and developing the police training institutions.
In addition, a number of invited speakers shared the researches, analysis on
the trend of connection and cooperation between the police forces in general and
between the police training institutions in particular.
After 3 working
days, on the basis of the presentation, the discussion and sharing of representatives,
the conference agreed the important issues related to police training at the
international level, including:
- Important role
of the trainers for the police training;
- Building and
developing the police trainers has tremendous effects in training the excellent
police officers;
- Diversifying
the form of building and enhancing capacity for police trainers such as: the program
“Train the trainer (TOT)”, strengthening the capacity of trainers in the
management of students, using of advanced technology in the police training;
- The mechanism for assessing the quality and
effectiveness of the police training such as a self-assessment mechanism, the automatically
assessing mechanism on the basis of online
data of teaching and learning activities;
- The role and
effectiveness of scientific research and experiences in strengthening capacity
of teaching and learning in the police training institutions; the support mechanisms
to trainers of the police training institutions in the process of themself-improvement;
- Some solutions
to minimize the shortage of high quality trainers such as inviting experienced teachers
of the educational institutions in the world; cooperative programs with other
agencies and organizations to take advantage of their knowledge; encouraging the
experienced police officials to participate in training process.
- The important
role of the library system and the application of information technology to
improve the quality of training for teachers and quality of learning for
students.
Vice President Pham Ngoc Ha took memorial
photograph
with Inspector General of the Royal Malaysia Police
At the
conference, the Vietnamese delegation exchanged and contributed to some
positive contents which was appreciated as strategies to build and enhance
capacity of the police trainers from process of recruitment, additional and
advanced training, capacity standardization throughout the scientific research,
directly and indirectly evaluation mechanisms; especially the mechanism to
strengthen the connection between the theory and the practice in the police
training such as coordination mechanism between the police training institutions
and local police agencies, personnel rotation mechanism, innovating the
training forms by combining the study at the classroom with the practical visits
and research.
Speaking at the
closing ceremony, Mr. Sri Khalid bin Abu Bakar, Commander of the Royal Malaysia
Police confirmed that in the more and more complex context of security and order
situation in the world, more than ever, the police force of countries should
strengthen cooperation to cope with the risks and challenges of transnational crime,
terrorism. The police training played an important role in enhancing the
quality and efficiency of the police force to meet the requirements of the new
situation,. The forum INTERPA had been efforts to create opportunities for
collaboration in enhancing capacity for its members as well as other
international partners.
Participants took photographs with the
Minister of the Interior
and Inspector General of the Royal Malaysia Police
In brief, actively participating and effectively
contributing to the forum of international cooperation on police training of
the PPA in recent years has been contributing positively to the process of
implementing the project "the overall planning, enhancing capacity and training
quality of the police training institutions in public security force in
2020" as well as permit with the goals of the project: step by step
approaching the educational achievements and the modern training methods of the
advanced countries in the region and in the world. In addition, international
cooperation will contribute positively to process of building the PPA to become
the key police training institution of the Ministry of Public Security in 2015 and
of the National in 2020.
Written
by Cao Hoang Long
Translated
by Xuan Thanh