Commissionerate Police joins hands with the British Council for ‘Communicating with Confidence’ program

Bhubaneswar: Commissionerate Police has joined hands with the British Council, on a project ‘Communicating with Confidence – a training for Police personnel’, a programme to enhance professionalism and public communication of police personnel and officers with regard to communication in English.

An MOU was signed today between the Commissioner of Police and British Council of India represented by Dr. Debanjan Chakrabarti, Director (East & Northeast India). The event took place at the Commissioner’s office.

Kalinga Institute of Social Sciences (KISS) Bhubaneswar and MGM foundation have been an integral part of this collaboration and sponsored the training program.

The British Council in partnership with Commissionerate police, Bhubaneswar-Cuttack, will deliver training for Commissionerate police, Bhubaneswar – Cuttack.

By the end of the proposed course, the participants will be more confident in using English as a medium of communication during investigations and public dealing. It will also equip the police officers to deal effectively with many visitors/foreigners/international athletes/tourists. The training module is 34.5 hours in duration and it will be imparted both online and offline mode.

The MOU signed in presence of Dr. Debanjan Chakrabarti, Director (East & Northeast India), Dr. U. Dash,IPS,Addl.CP, Sri P. Singh,IPS,DCP BBSR, Sri P. Mishra,IPS, DCP CTC, Ms Ridhima Somaiya, Academic coordinator, Sir P.K. Mohanty of MGM foundation, members of KIIT and KISS. pic.twitter.com/T0ktHfJfNp

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