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OPP Youth Leadership Program will run again in August
April 7, 2016 · 0 Comments
Attention all future community leaders — Officers from Caledon OPP will be hosting their annual Youth Leadership Program from Aug. 2 to Aug 5 this year.
It will run daily from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
During this time, students will be provided the opportunity to engage in a variety of community activities while interacting with OPP officers and fellow students.
All those interested in applying to the program must be a student between Grades 9 to 12, display a strong work ethic, be a team player, and possess a desire to contribute to their community in a meaningful way.
The applicant will be required to submit an OPP permission form signed by the applicant’s parent/guardian along with a brief essay (approximately 250 to 500 words) written by the applicant. The essay should outline reasons for the applicant’s interest and identify what the he or she has to offer to the program. OPP permission forms are available at the front desk of the Caledon OPP detachment and at Caledon secondary schools. Return the permission form and essay attached to the Caledon OPP detachment to the attention of Constable Tamara Schubert no later than June 1.
Successful applicants will earn a sense of satisfaction from being able to give back to their community and attain 40 hours of community work as a part of their requirement for successful completion of high school.
For more information regarding the program, feel free to contact Schubert at 905-584-2241.
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