Police ranks urged to embrace digital learning, professional growth

– as over 800 members enrolled in Guyana Digital School

Deputy Commissioner “Administration” Ravindradat Budhram on Friday urged Police ranks to take full advantage of the opportunities available to them, particularly those being created through modern technology and online learning platforms.
He was at the time addressing trainees, sergeants, inspectors, and ranks of the Junior Leadership Course on Friday at the Officer Training Centre, Camp Road, Georgetown, where he focused on discipline, personal development, and professional responsibility.
On this note, Budhram emphasised the Guyana Digital School platform, noting that in its first phase, over 800 Police ranks and 200 members of Police Youth Groups have already been enrolled.

He described the initiative as a valuable avenue through which ranks and young people can broaden their knowledge, strengthen their academic foundation, and better prepare themselves for future advancement.
He explained that members of the Force must be prepared to develop themselves through disciplined training, sound judgement, and smart decision-making.
According to him, policing is not only about enforcing the law but also about serving the public, building positive relationships within communities, maintaining professionalism, and treating people with humility and respect.
He also stressed the importance of responsible financial management, warning ranks against harmful influences and urging them to remain focused on their personal and professional goals.
Drawing from his own experiences, he reminded those gathered that success comes through hard work, continuous learning, self-awareness, and a willingness to improve.
The session concluded with a strong appeal for the ranks to remain committed to discipline, effective communication, and their duties, as they prepare themselves for active service to the nation.