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Striving to be a Leading Centre of Excellence in Police Training and Development in the International Arena April 20181
College Matters 2018 Issue No. 1
HONG KONG POLICE COLLEGE
2018 Issue No. 1
Highlights
QF Level 6
“POINT “-> “Learning Portal”-> ”Learning Opportunities” -> ”Force QF Accredited Programmes and Lifelong Learning Pathway”
Appointment and Re-appointment of Honorary College Advisors
On 2 February 2018, the Force Senior Management and the Police College Management met the Honorary College Advisors (Advisors) in an Appointment Ceremony. On this occasion, a total of three new Advisors were appointed and 9 serving Advisors were re-appointed for another two-year term. Among the new Advisors, Dr. FAN Tak-wing is an expert in Psychotherapy & Counselling; Dr. CHENG Tak-ming, Eric, is a retired Chief Superintendent of Police with expertise in Knowledge Management; whereas Mr. WONG Yu-wing, Symon, is a retired Magistrate / Deputy District Court Judge with expertise in legal field.The Police College now has 24 Advisors.
The ‘International Executive Development in Policing Programme’ (IEDPP), jointly run by Hong Kong Police College and Canadian Police College, has been accredited as a Level 6 programme (the same level as Master Degree) under the Hong Kong Qualification Framework (QF).
The accreditation of the programme marked three records in the local history of qualifications accreditation, namely:
• The Force becomes the first government department having acquired the accreditation for operating a training programme at QF Level 6;
• IEDPP becomes the first accredited online learning programme; and
• IEDPP becomes the first accredited programme run collaboratively by the local and overseas government departments.
CP’s Luncheon
• Commissioner LO Wai-chung expresses his gratitude towards the Honorary College Advisors for their significant contribution to the Force
• The Force Senior Management meets with the Honorary College Advisors
New Milestone for Force Accreditation
• Joint press conference by HKPC and HKCAAVQ to announce the accreditation of IEDPP
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Highlights
To celebrate the 175th Anniversary of the Hong Kong Police Force in 2019, a series of events and activities are underway. In addition to the reputed Force Open Day and Force Charity Concert which had received positive feedback from both Force members and the public in the past, a number celebrative events are in the pipeline:-
(1) The Force Commemorative Stamp:
To project evolution of the Force over the past centuries and decades, a set of stamps with the theme of “Our Police Force 我們的警隊” will be issued in 2019.
(2) The 175th Anniversary Book:
An Anniversary Book is being designed to formally record Force’s achievements over the years and project positive and professional image of the Force. In addition to hard copy, electronic version will be produced with application of new technology for visual enjoyment.
Preparatory Work for
(3) Exhibition at the Old Central Police Station:
The venue ‘Tai Kwun’ has a rich history dated back to 1862 with a great deal of police historical police features. To celebrate the 175th anniversary, the Force will hold an exhibition at this police architectural masterpiece, which is symbolic of its time and showcases the development in law and order.
Laundering) of Hong Kong Monetary Authority and Mr. TANG Ping-keung, Chris, Director of Operations were invited as guest speakers to share their valuable experiences and wisdom with teaching staff and students. Ms. Meena DATWANI elaborated on “Emerging Trends of Global Financial Crime Prevention and Anti-money Laundering” while Mr. TANG enlightened the students on the topic “From Good Leader to Great Leader”.
The course participants found the speeches highly inspiring, the enriched content also strengthened thei r profess ional competences in pol ic ing, leadership and management.
Professor Lawrence SHERMAN, Chair of Police Executive Programme, Institute of Criminology, Cambridge University, led a five-member delegation to Hong Kong for the teaching. The delegation comprised not only academic experts in Applied Criminology and Police Management like Dr. Heather STRANG and Professor Paul ROCK, but also former Commissioner Rank Officers from overseas. Dr. Peter NEYROUD had served as Chief Constable of Thames Valley in UK while Ms Jeanette KERR was the first female Assistant Police Commissioner in Northern Territory Police Force in Australia.
The delegation also paid a courtesy call on Deputy Commissioner (Management) CHIU Wai-yin, during which they exchanged views on various policing issues, especially on police training and education.
Besides the learning of up-to-date academic research on criminology and evidence-based policing, the course included two formal dinners as a Cambridge tradition in which Ms. Meena DATWANI, then Executive Director (Enforcement and Anti-Money
Cambridge Course Cohort 2017 - 3rd Teaching Block
175th Anniversaryof Hong Kong Police Force
• Ms. CHIU Wai-yin, Deputy Commissioner of Police (Management) (5th from right) and the College Management welcome the scholars from the University of Cambridge
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Highlights
Year Entry Award
May 2017 Video on “Days and Nights”Questar Awards 2017
(Bronze Award)
October 2017 Video on “Police Museum”Galaxy Awards
(Silver Award)
February 2018Video on “Are you ready -
Hong Kong Police”
Mercury Excellence Awards
2017 / 2018
(Honors Award)
DVIU and Detective Boulevard won two Gold Awards in“2017 Brandon Hall Group Excellence in Technology Award Program”
Police College Videos won International Awards
We are delighted and proud to to announce that, Detective Training Centre (DTC) of the Hong Kong Police College has won the ‘2018 Training Top 125 Award’ of the Training Magazine, the leading business publication for learning and development professionals.
The Hong Kong Police Force is the only police service in Asia winning the ‘Training Top 125 Award’ and also the second Law Enforcement Agency (LEA) landing the award in the world since the establishment of the award 18 years ago.
Detective Training Centre won ‘2018 Training Top 125 Award’
In December 2017, the application of technology in the Disaster Victim Identification (DVI), training program and application of 3D & virtual reality technology in the detective training system Detective Boulevard (DB), won two gold awards in ‘2017 Brandon Hall Group Excellence in Technology Award Program’, in category of ‘Best Advance in Unique Learning Technology’.
The ‘Brandon Hall Group Excellence Awards Program’ is the most prestigious awards program which is often called the Academy Awards in US with 23 years history, aiming at recognizing the best global enterprises and governments from all around the world. The Force is the only police service winning the gold awards in this category since its establishment in 2012.
Hong Kong Police College has won three international awards in 2017.
Interested parties can access to the following links to see the videos:
1.“Police Museum”:- https://youtu.be/hX1qGMUpKRg
2.“Are you ready – Hong Kong Police”:- https://youtu.be/5TPW_eEfTjs
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On 8 December 2017, Hong Kong Quality Assurance Agency (HKQAA) presented the ISO 9001:2015 Certificate to Police Operational Learning Division (POLD).
Compared to the previous version (ISO 9001: 2008), ISO 9001:2015 places more emphasis on assessing both external and internal risks, exploring opportunities and managing organizational knowledge so as to enable the building up of a strategic framework to respond to the ever changing environment.
The upgrade of the Certificate marks a major milestone to the Division, and POLD will continue to strive for professionalism and quality training.
POLD awarded with the Upgraded ISO 9001:2015
Since the launch of “Music Touch” in 2016 till November 2017, Hong Kong Police Band (the Band) have visited 33 schools, making a breakthrough in the total number of audience, which exceeds 10,000 after a visit to St. Paul’s Co-educational College in November 2017. In 2017, the Band visited 31 schools totally and their activities attracted 11,670 audiences.
“Music Touch” is a police community activity held to reach out to primary and secondary schools. By sharing music with students, we enhance communication and mutual trust between the youths and the Force.
Apart from these encouraging figures, the Band obtained a lot of positive responses regarding their performance. The music teacher of St. Paul’s Co-educational College said, “the whole performance was stunning and splendid!” She hoped that the school wind band and the Police Band would have more chances to perform on the stage together in future.
• Music Touch conducts at St.Paul Co-educational College
• Students of Shanghai Alumni Primary School win the quiz on the Police Band History.
• Ms. Jorine TAM of HKQAA presents the ISO Certificate to Ms. Melinda FONG with the distinguished presence of Mr. Ronny CHAN, Deputy Director 1 of Hong Kong Police College (3rd from right) and Mr. Damon AU, Head of School of School of Professional Development (2nd from right)
10K Audiences BreakthroughMusic Touch
Video: https://youtu.be/2cq9kjYI8YkThe impressive musical performance by the ensemble of the Police Band and Cognitio College Band in a “Music Touch” activity held on 24 November 2017.
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As part of the Force’s Knowledge Management (KM) strategy, the Police College rolled out various activities to enable cross-industry and peer-organisational learning and benchmarking.
KM Singapore 2017:
In October 2017, Ms. Anna TSANG, former Deputy Director 2 of Police College-cum-Chief Knowledge Champion, led a Force delegation to attend the Knowledge Management Singapore 2017. The delegates not only conducted the fourth KM dialogue with the Singapore Police Force, but also visited INTERPOL Global Complex for Innovation to learn
about their good practices on KM, police training and big data application.
G-LINK Summit 2017:
On the other side, Mr. Ian CHOW, Head of Research Centre also delivered a talk at the Global Leaders Innovate Next Knowledge (G-LINK) Summit at Bangkok University in October 2017, sharing the Force’s KM journey with international KM practitioners.
KMELB 2017:
In November 2017, Mr. Steven TAIT, Force KM Champion (Lessons Learnt) also attended the Knowledge Management Melbourne 2017 (KMELB2017) in Australia to share the development of KM in the Force with other participants.
Through active involvement in international KM events, the Force gained substantial international exposure and promoted the positive image of the Force worldwide.
Fo l l ow i ng a v i s i t b y t h e Tr a i n i ng Coordination and Liaison Division (TCLD) to the Justice Institute of British Columbia (JIBC) in Canada in February 2017, the JIBC management paid a reciprocal visit to the Police College on 13 October 2017 to extend the conversation with Hong Kong Police College (HKPC) on mutual training collaboration.
In their reciprocal visit, Dr. Michel TARKO, the President and CEO of JIBC, led a five-member delegation to meet with the College Management at College Headquarters. During the meeting, bo th pa r t i e s had an exchange on training strategies and directions, and also explored potential collaboration on training areas such as leadership, vocational training, research and learning technologies, etc. The dialogue was very fruitful, which fostered closer ties between JIBC and HKPC on bilateral training cooperation.
Further Ties with Justice Institute of British Columbia
• Ms. Edwina LAU, Director of Hong Kong Police College (centre) meets with Dr. Michel TARKO, the President and CEO of JIBC (5th from right) and his delegation at College Headquarters
The JIBC was founded in 1978 with six Campuses in British Columbia. JIBC not only trains and grooms all municipal police recruits, but also offers specialized courses, accredited programmes with Certificates, diplomas and degrees for law enforcement agencies.
Cross Pollination of Knowledge Management
• Mr. Ian CHOW, Head of Research Centre (left) shares the Force’s KM journey in G-LINK Summit
• Mr. Steven TAIT, Force KM Champion in Lessons Learnt (right) attends KMELB2017 in Australia
• Ms. Anna TSANG, former Deputy Director 2 of Hong Kong Police College-cum-Chief Knowledge Champion (2nd from left) leads a Force delegation to INTERPOL Global Complex for Innovation at Singapore
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Conferences / Activities
Activities
On 11 and 12 October 2017, Mr. Kenneth LI, Director of Personnel and Training, led a four-member delegation to visit Zhejiang Police College (ZJPC) and officiated the Opening Ceremony of the 14th Zhejiang Police College National Studies Course. The National Studies Course is a bi-annual mainland development programme for police officers from rank of Police Constable to Superintendent. A total of 470 officers had attended the Course since September 2011.
During the visit, Mr. LI paid a courtesy call to Mr. DING Hong, President of Zhejiang Police College, and they deliberated on various training cooperation plans. Mr. DING also led the delegation on a guided tour to their new Campus at Lin’an District, which was commissioned in September 2016. It is anticipated that the new Campus shall enhance their capacity to provide undergraduate and vocational police training.
The visit not only enhanced mutual understanding, but also • Mr. Kenneth LI, Director of Personnel Training (left) meets with Mr. DING Hong,
the President of Zhejiang Police College (centre)
strengthened the collaboration between Hong Kong Police College and Zhejiang Police College.
Director of Personnel and Training visits Zhejiang Police College, Hangzhou
SCS visits Police College
Hong Kong Police College organised a Blood Donation Day with the Hong Kong Red Cross at Police College (Aberdeen Campus) on 22 December 2017. A total of 186 officers and civilian staff participated in the event and 128 bags of blood were collected. Some of the participants were new blood donors. Besides, 32 officers registered to donate bone marrow on the spot.
The Hong Kong Red Cross thanked the donors and the Force for their contribution and continuous support to blood donation. The event also provided a good platform for officers to fulfil their commitment and social responsibility.
Mr. Law Chi-kong, Secretary for the Civil Service visited the School of Foundation Training on 8 December 2017 to know more about the professional training of the Force and the learning experience of Administrative Officers (AOs) in the Leadership Enhancement Programme held at the College.
Mr. Law first met with Ms. Edwina LAU, Director of the Police College to better understand the operation and training facilities of Police College. He then watched a demonstration of the handling of emergency incidents and a foot drill practice by police trainees, followed by a tour to the Tactical Training Complex and the barracks of recruits. Afterwards, Mr. Law met with the AOs attending the Leadership Enhancement Programme and observed their participation in a team-building exercise.
Since 2006, Civil Service Bureau has been nominating AOs to join the annual Leadership Enhancement Programme organised by Police College. The two-day residential training programme aims to strengthen their mindset, self-confidence, team spirit and leadership skills. Around 200 AOs have participated in the programme so far.
Blood donation on 22 December 2017
• 186 officers and civilian staff participate in the Blood Donation Day on 22 December 2017 at Police College
• Mr. LAW (front left) visits Police College (Aberdeen Campus) and watches a team building exercise carried out by the AOs
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Activities
Name of Officer Rank
Champion Mr. ABDUL Faisal Inspector
1st runner up Mr. WONG Pak-hei Inspector
2nd runner up Mr. LAI Yik-pan Police Constable
What is better than merely donating money for charity? That is to get actively involved in it by attracting donation and having fun at the same time!
On 27 October 2017, the Police College and St Baldrick’s Foundation jointly organised a head-shaving event to raise fund for the Children’s Cancer Foundation for the third year. 26 officers, with ranks ranging from Probationary Inspector trainee to Chief Superintendent, took part in the charity activity. Seven of the participants were women, breaking the record of woman participants in similar local activities. A total of $328,000 was raised on that day.
At the start of the event, a cancer survivor, Miss Kiki YIP, shared her experience in fighting against cancer during childhood and her wish to become a dessert chef. Afterwards, the head shaving proceeded with the voluntary assistance of three College barbers. The event was full of fun and joy when the audience gave cheers to the shavees and showed their support by making instant donations.
If you want to support research on treatment for children with cancer, you can still make a donation through the website: www.stbaldricks.org/events/HKPCS2017. In the past two years, the police officers have raised $560,000.
As part of the Police College Formation Action Plan for trainees to know more about the society, every PI Intake will take the lead in arranging a Community Engagement Program in which they coordinate with a self-selected organization to support a worthy cause. In this connection, PI Intake 615-617, together with RPC Intake 1/2017, hosted a fun run and a Campus tour for about 50 Youth RunOurCity (ROC) runners at the Hong Kong Police College (HKPC) on 14 October 2017.
To kick off the event , Superintendent Mr Andrew GILHOOLY spoke in his welcoming remarks that HKPC shared a common objective with Youth ROC in equipping youths with a “can-do” mindset, which included confidence, determination and perseverance. He hoped that this important mindset could be further developed among the youths through similar social engagements.
After warm up, some PIs and RPCs led the participants from eighteen local secondary schools to a 5-km leisure
• Mr. HO presents the Certificates of Awards to the winners
• Youth ROC runners pose with HKPC trainees at Deep Water Bay after a fun refreshing run.
IM Slogan Competition 2017
Police College Trainees join hands with Youth RunOurCity
College Shave raises $330,000 for cancer children
run to Deep Water Bay and back. The group then visited the RPC Barracks and attended a foot drill demonstration. The half-day program ended with a sharing session in which trainees had a close conversation with the youths in a relaxed atmosphere, sharing their training life as a police recruit. Many ROC runners felt grateful in the event since it provided them with a valuable opportunity to enhance their understanding towards the Force and its members.
• Mr. Tony HO, former Head of School of Foundation Training (left) presents a cheque to the Children’s Cancer Foundation
Integrity is the cornerstone of the Force’s professional image and helps secure public confidence and support. The School of Foundation Training (SFT) held an ‘Integrity Management Slogan Competition’ last year to enhance the overall integrity atmosphere in the Campus.
The competition attracted 153 staff and recruits to enter for the competition.
The winners are listed below:
On 18 July 2017, Mr. Tony HO, former Head of School of Foundation Training presented the certificates of the awards to the winners. The prize-winning slogans had been displayed on the Integrity Management Noticeboard in SFT. E-posters and LED Displays had also been set up inside the Campus.
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Training and Learning
Riding on the success of the “Detective Boulevard 1.0”, which is a single immersive and interactive visualization system delivering 3D views of crime scenes in the Virtual Reality (“VR”) to trainees for the crime scene management training, Detective Training Centre (DTC) endeavors to further develop this technology-driven training programme with a view to heightening its training capabilities and quality.
As a result of concerted efforts, the “Detective Boulevard 2.0” (DB 2.0) has been successfully launched in October 2017. One of the significant enhancements is the newly introduced VR headset and handheld joystick set, which enhances the training quality by offering a better visual quality and providing interactive functions, which allow participant to examine and take photos of the exhibits, as well as to affix the exhibit tags. Coupled with the upgraded computer system and the newly renovated training suite, now, DB 2.0 can simultaneously accommodate six trainees to undergo the training in a team, which best simulates the structure and strength of a real investigation team. Since the implementation, a number of positive feedbacks had
• The operation of Detective Boulevard 2.0
The Launch of
• The Commissioner (front centre) meets the Force Directorate officers at DDP
been received from the trainees. According to the E-survey conducted with 161 trainees in December 2017, over 90% of them considered the training method effective and interesting. DB 2.0 also aroused their learning eagerness and enhanced their awareness of crime scenes appreciation and handling.
With all the above, DB 2.0 continues to be an novel training model bringing advanced technology to the detective training arena that pioneers in the local law enforcement agency context.
Directorate Development Programme
“Detective Boulevard 2.0”
Since 2016, Hong Kong Pol ice College has been organizing the Directorate Development Programme (DDP) for Assistant Commissioner of Police and Chief Super in tendents , as an in tegra ted cont inuum of professional training for senior officers. DDP comprises two phases of training: a two-day seminar, plus five half-day sessions organized within a period of 12 months.
Blended in with discussions on a wide range of topics covering strategic leadership and resources management, distinguished community executives and leaders from public and private sectors were invited to speak on various subjects. The speakers include Professor Edward CHAN Kwan-yiu, Chairman of the Board, HKU SPACE
and Mr. Nicholas SALLNOW-SMITH, Chairman of the Lion Rock Institute who shared on political and social developments in Hong Kong and crisis management respectively. Mr. YEUNG Chee-kong, Associate Vice-President (Engagement), Hong Kong Baptist University and Mr. Joe WONG Chi-cho, Director of Information Services, discussed with the participants on public relations and communications. The four speakers exchanged experience through dialogues and shared their unique views on their respective expertise. In January 2018, Mr. Jasper TSANG Yok-sing, former President of the Legislative Council gave a sharing on his experience in LegCo.
DDP aims to provide a platform for Force leaders to contemplate and confront challenges currently faced by the Force amid a fast-changing political and socio-economic landscape. Highly qualified speakers are invited to share their views and, through discussion, inspire our Force leaders to think ahead and beyond.
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Training and Learning
The People
The Police College is committed to serving as a future shaped and people empowered Centre of Excellence in the field of professional police training and talent development. To achieve this, a new training initiative on “Professional Development Programme (PDP) for Training Managers” was launched in September 2017. It is hoped that all Training Heads in Police College will be more professionalized to perform the training role after completing this Programme.
“PDP for Training Managers” is a high quality capacity building programme with three Learning Blocks of ten
• Dr. Alan WU, Head & Senior Registrar (Research & Training) of HKCAAVQ, shares on “Professional Accreditation” to the officers
• The College Management and the Training Managers pay a visit to CLP Power Academy
Appointment of Honorary Research Fellows & Knowledge Associates
A New Training Initiative“Professional Development Programme for Training Managers”
• Seven serving officers with expertise in specific fields appointed as Knowledge Associates
• Ms. Edwina LAU, Director of Hong Kong Police College (centre), is grateful to Honorary Research Fellows for conducting studies to refine policing practices
As the Honorary Research Fellowship Scheme (HRFS) of the Force has borne fruitful results in optimising police work, all the six Honorary Senior Research Fellows and Honorary Research Fellows of the scheme have been re-appointed for two years. Ms. Edwina LAU, Director of Hong Kong Police College, presented Certificates of Appointment to the scholars and signed new
Memorandum of Understanding with them on 10 October 2017, setting directions for future research collaboration.
Re-appointed as Honorary Senior Research Fellows are Professor YIP Siu-fai and Professor Karen LAIDLER, both of The University of Hong Kong. Dr. AU Wing-tung and Dr. ZHONG Hua of The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Dr. CHENG Shu-kei of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University and Dr. WONG Wai-ching of The University of Hong Kong have been re-appointed as Honorary Research Fellows.
Since the inception of the scheme by the Police College in April 2015, the six local scholars had completed seven studies on different policing areas and produced nine academic reports that helped the Force to refine relevant policing practices.
On the other hand, seven officers have joined the Knowledge Management (KM) family as Knowledge Associates starting from 10 October 2017. This is a new initiative in a bid to identify and appoint Force members with substantial experience and
expert knowledge in specific areas of policing. They are mainly responsible for giving advice on Force training and development, transferring their expertise via KM and training activit ies as well as providing assistance in research projects.
modules:
(i) Foundation Block; (ii) Enhancement Block; and(iii) Extension Block.
It covers a wide range of learning and development (L&D) topics, such as synopsis of Professional Training Cycle, Innovative Facilitation Skills, QAM and ISO, Professional Accreditation, Examination and Assessment, and outreach visits to renowned training institutes.
In October and November 2017, participants of this PDP visited two local leading t ra in ing centres, Hong Kong Jockey Club and CLP Power Academy to learn more about their training strategies. Nevertheless, t h e p r o g r a m m e a l s o offered opportunities for Police College to network with L&D practitioners from different sectors.
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The People
New Deputy Director 2 of Hong Kong Police College
Dr. CHIU Sau-mee took up the post as Deputy Director 2 of Hong Kong Police College in February 2018. Dr. CHIU brings into the College family with her experience in various streams of police work including Commercial Crime Bureau, Discipline Division and around one and a half year of secondment at Financial Services and the Treasury Bureau. She first joined Police College in September 2014 as the Head of School of Specialised Learning (ranked as Senior Superintendent level).
Unit Rank Name
Police Operational Learning Division Superintendent LO Wai-ming, Vivian
Station Sergeant LAU Chung-mo, Matthew
JPO Development Learning Division Superintendent CHEUNG Man-ching, Kenneth
Learning Services DivisionChief Inspector KE Ka-keung, Can
Senior Training Officer CHU Kei-sheung, Kitty
Weapons Training Division
Chief Inspector NG Kai-kwong
Senior Inspector TSUI Kwong-chiu
Senior Inspector HO Hin-fai, Raymond
Station Sergeant CHAN Sui-ping
Sergeant TAM Sin-hung, Jimmy
Sergeant CHAN Tak-wah
Workman II CHAK Wai-leung
Workman II LAI Hon-ming
Clerical Assistant WONG Yuk-kuen
Examinations and Assessment Centre Senior Inspector CHEUNG Kwok-fung
Police Inspector Training Division
Station Sergeant HUNG Man-wai
Station Sergeant HO Chun-chiu
Police Constable LEUNG Fuk-kin
Artisan NG Chi-hung
Detective Training Centre Senior Inspector IP Ka-fai
Recruit Police Constable Training DivisionStation Sergeant NG Tsz-tat
Station Sergeant KAM Kwai-keung
Police Driving & Traffic Training Centre
Station Sergeant YUEN Chun-kwong
Sergeant MAK Shing-tak
Police Constable CHAN Man-sin
Police Band Police Constable LIN Kwai-kit
Support Divison Clerical Assistant FUNG So-yee
The Director and the Management of the Police College would like to express their heartfelt thanks to the following officers, who have commenced pre-retirement leave, for their valuable contribution to the Police College over the years and wish them a long, happy and healthy retirement.
Heartfelt Thanks to Retirees
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The People
Name Rank Division/Unit
Mr. HO Kai-hin, Tony Chief Superintendent Deputy Director 1 of Hong Kong Police CollegeDr. CHIU Sau-mee Chief Superintendent Deputy Director 2 of Hong Kong Police CollegeMr. AU Wing-leung, Damon Senior Superintendent Head, School of Professional Development
Ms. CHAN Shuk-ming Superintendent Junior Police Officer Development Learning Division, School of Professional Development
Mr. YIP Kit-fai, Kelvin Superintendent Learning Projects Division, School of Specialised LearningMr. JIM Chi-yan Chief Inspector Weapons Training Division, School of Foundation TrainingMs. LAM Mui-chun, Ivy Chief Inspector Administration and Support Division, Police College HeadquartersMr. CHAN Hong-sam Chief Inspector Examinations and Assessment CentreMs. LO Chi-lik, Ruby Chief Inspector Police Inspector Training DivisionMr. LAW Hoi-ming Chief Inspector Police Inspector Training DivisionMs. KWOK Wai-man Station Sergeant Central District Patrol Sub-Unit 2Ms. LEUNG Siu-cheung Station Sergeant Kwai Chung Division
Mr. NG Siu-mo Station Sergeant Police Band
Ms. WONG Cho-yee Sergeant RPC Training Division, School of Foundation TrainingMr. LAI Yung-chun Sergeant Police Band
Congratulations ! Between July 2017 and April 2018, 15 police officers working in the Police College were promoted to their next higher rank.
Congratulations to New Promotees
• The College Management congratulate the newly-promoted police officers
• Mr. HO Kai-hin, Tony, Chief Superintendent • Dr. CHIU Sau-mee, Chief Superintendent
• Mr. AU Wing-leung, Damon, Senior Superintendent
• Mr. YIP Kit-fai, Kelvin, Superintendent • Ms. CHAN Shuk-ming, Superintendent
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Frozen Moments
•Mrs. Carrie LAM, Chief Executive, inspects the graduates at the passing-out parade on 25 November 2017
• Honorary College Advisor Dr. CHOW Yuk-yin,
inspects the Community Parade as Reviewing Officer
on 20 September 2017
•Mr. LUI Hon-kwok, Regional Commander of New Territories South Region, inspects the Community Parade as the Reviewing Officer on 23 November 2017 prior to his retirement
•Mr. SO Chak-kwong inspects the graduates at the passing-out
parade on 23 September 2017
Community Parade
Passing Out Parade
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Frozen Moments
On 10 November 2017, Mr. TANG Man-wa, Police Constable now attached to Tai Po Patrol Sub-Unit 3, attempted to break the Force record of running 2.4 km in 7’23” when he was under Foundation Training. Unfortunately, his attempt was unsuccessful with a marginal miss of 0.04 seconds. Mr. TANG is a famous Hong Kong runner and is the ‘Hong Kong No. 1’ in Japan Fukuoka Marathon in January 2017.
• Mr. TANG Man-wa, Police Constable performes a remarkable score 7’27” in 2017. He will embrace the value of “Pursuing Excellence and Beyond” in his future.
•Mr. Oscar KWOK, Director of Management Services attends Hong Kong
Police College Officers’ Mess Night on 17 November 2017 as the Guest
of Honour.
•On 26 September 2017, staff and trainees of the School of Foundation
Training participate in the Henry Shield Relay Race 2017 at Aberdeen
Reservoir and win the awards of Champion (Ladies Open Category),
1st runner-up (Ladies Open Category) and Ladies Fastest Leg.
• Trainees from RPC Intake 2/2017 win the 2nd runner-up in both Formation Small Boat
Challenge and Women Small Boat Races during the Police Dragon Boat Race held at
Shing Mun River on 14 October 2017.
2.4 km Record Challenge
Police Dragon Boat Race 2017
Henry Shield Relay Race 2017
Mess Night
• The College Management and Dr. LUI (4th from left) and the famous artists in Hong Kong
On 29 November 2017, Mr. Ronny CHAN, Deputy Director 1 of Hong Kong Police College led 21 staff members of Hong Kong Police College (HKPC) Staff Club to play in a friendly soccer match with Hong Kong Movie Star Sports Association Charities Limited, headed by the famous singer, Mr. Alan TAM. The soccer match was held at Kowloon Bay Football Pitch. The College Management expressed special thanks to Dr. Arthur LUI, Honorary Vice-President of Police College (Aberdeen) Staff Club who helped in lining up the two teams.
Football Match with Hong Kong Movie Star Sports Association Charities Limited
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在「學警點滴」中,我體會到學警要成為保障市民生命財產安全的警察背後所付出的努力和汗水。儘管警察訓練過程十分辛苦,但你們依然堅持不懈,並且努力做到最好,我真的十分敬佩你們。同時,有這樣一支願意為我們付出的警隊,我們市民為此感到驕傲。
在活動期間,令我印象最深刻的便是精彩的步操表演。所有警員都十分整齊,全神貫注、一絲不苟地演出,可見成員之間的默契和團隊精神。我認為是十分不容易,當中必定付出了不少時間和努力。
這次參觀香港警察學院,讓
我
了解到香港警察學院的訓練
情
況和學習生活,他們的自律
及
團結精神十分值得我們學習
。
他們分享了如何在訓練中克
服
困難,如何堅持不懈地完成
任
務,讓我知道加入警隊的要
求。我要更加努力地讀書,
將
來投考警隊。
跟你們交談時,你們的
經歷帶給我很多正能
量,你們告訴我堅持下
去就能看到另一個不一
樣的自己。有一位教官
說:「三個臭皮匠,勝
過一個諸葛亮。」這句
話令我感受至深。
Lok Sin Tong Yu Kan Hing Secondary SchoolThank You Notes from
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在這個活動中,我學
習到不同的東西,例
如自律和自重。拯救
寶寶的活動令我印象
最深刻,因為需要團
隊合作。
通過這個活動,我知道
警察的訓練非常辛苦,
多謝你們的教導。
我們在活動過程中學會了團隊精神和堅持。你們在進行步操訓練時,在炎熱的天氣下仍然堅毅不屈,我們在團隊遊戲中,亦明白互相幫助和合作的重要。感謝你們安排是次活動。
在活動中,我學習到團
體合作和思考的重要,
非常感謝你們。
感謝今次活動給了我
一個與別不同的體
驗,加深我對警隊的
認識,令我更加有責
任感,擴闊了我的視
野。
在這個活動中,我學習
到團隊精神,並且對警
察的生活及訓練有更多
的認識。
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The Police College gave the following new members a warm welcome for joining the big family between July and December 2017.
Besides, Chief Superintendent Mr. HO Kai-hin, Tony, temporarily took up the post of DD 1 HKPC in January 2018 whereas Superintendent Mr. TSANG Chun-pong was internally transferred to the post of SP 1 LS. Mr. Bernard LEUNG took up the post of STRO Consultancy 1.
Key Personnel Changes in Police College
Rank Name Post Unit
Superintendent Mr. YIP Kit-fai, Kelvin SP LP Learning Projects Division, School of Specialised Learning
Superintendent Ms. FONG Melinda M.Y. SP POLPolice Operational Learning Division, School of Professional Development
Superintendent Ms. CHAN Shuk-ming SP JDJunior Police Officer Development Learning Division, School of Professional Development
Senior Training Officer
Ms. CHEUNG Hop-chi, Jean
STRO Consultancy 2
Learning Services Division, School of Specialised Learning
Member of The International Associationfor Educational Assessment (IAEA)
Civil ServiceOutstanding ServiceAward Scheme 2015
College Matters Editorial Committee
Editor-in-Chief:
Dr CHIU Sau-mee, Chief Superintendent
Editor:
Ms Wayne SUM, Superintendent
Members:
Mr Samson LI, Superintendent (Ag.)
Ms Ivy LAM, Chief Inspector
Ms Velda LAU, Chief Inspector
Ms Canise LUI, Chief Inspector
Ms POON Yee-jane, Chief Inspector
Ms Selena CHEUNG, Senior Inspector
Mr Mark NGAI, Senior Inspector
Mr CHEUNG Chin-kai, Inspector
Ms CHAN Wei-sum, Executive Officer
Ms Sherry CHEUNG, Executive Officer
Mr Eric LI, Executive Officer
Ms Mandy CHAU, Training Officer
Ms Annie HO, Senior Knowledge
Management Officer
Ms Lily CHEUNG, Executive Officer
Mr CHOI Kwok-leung, PO (Accreditation)
Any feedback on the College Matters?Please contact Editorial Committee at 2860 2234or through e-mail: [email protected]
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