SPPCS MEMBERS GRADUATES FROM APTC & AUT

Samoa Police, Prisons and Corrections continues to celebrate its staff member’s accomplishments this week. Eleven sworn and three non-sworn officers graduated from the Australian Pacific Training Coalition this morning. A proud moment for the Ministry and its continuous development.

Commissioner Auapa’au Logoitino Filipo witnessed this memorable event, which was held at the National University of Samoa’s gymnasium. The ceremony saw fourteen members graduate from the Diploma of Counselling and Advanced Trainer and Assessors Course for International Skills Training. Auapa’au congratulated all fourteen members and encouraged them to use what they have gained and acquired from these training sessions to further improve the Ministry’s everyday work.

Samoa Police, Prisons and Corrections extended Management and staff would like to congratulate our APTC graduates;

Sergeant Leone Filemu- CHC51015 Diploma of Counselling

Corporal Maria Lino – CHC51015 Diploma of Counselling

Senior Sergeant Jacinta Jasmine Ioane – Advanced Trainer & Assessors Course (IST)

Sergeant Peniamina Pelite – Advanced Trainer & Assessors Course (IST)

Corporal Tuaoloa Tusa – Advanced Trainer & Assessors Course (IST)

Corporal Logonaitaga Taito – Advanced Trainer & Assessors Course (IST)

Woman Constable Seipua Sanonu – Advanced Trainer & Assessors Course (IST)

Woman Constable Maria Marinella Sailo – Advanced Trainer & Assessors Course (IST)

Woman Constable Ramona Manua – Advanced Trainer & Assessors Course (IST)

Woman Constable Allamanda Leuma – Advanced Trainer & Assessors Course (IST)

Constable Laulala Seve – Advanced Trainer & Assessors Course (IST)

Fola Toia-Muna – Advanced Trainer & Assessors Course (IST)

Raeinah Hunt – Advanced Trainer & Assessors Course (IST)

Meauli Tupai- Advanced Trainer & Assessors Course (IST)

The Ministry also congratulates Senior ICT Officer- Digital Forensics Analyst Perefoti Timothy Komiti who this week also attained his Master’s Degree in Information Security and Digital Forensics from Auckland University of Technology. Timothy supposedly graduated back in 2020, but due to the global pandemic and restrictions, the graduation was postponed. Nevertheless, Timothy marched on to get that Master’s Degree earlier this week.

Commissioner Auapaau and the Executive Management extend their heartfelt congratulations to all its members for their achievements.

Malo lava le Tauivi Malo Finau!