Supriya Parmar

I am an energetic and committed professional with a solid foundation in conflict resolution and communication, developed at Commissionaires. Proven capability to adjust and perform well under pressure, as evidenced by efficient problem-solving, and meticulousness in IHIT transcribing work. Devoted to providing outstanding service and precision in all assignments.

• Jumpstart program, I volunteered with the Jumpstart program, which involves working with children. The task of the volunteer is to set up activities and aid the child in increasing their communication skills.
• Kwantlen Park, A lot of dance volunteering. I volunteered to teach Bhangra every semester, two whole days in high school to the Physical Ed classes. This did require me to miss all my classes for the day and dedicate my time to the students at Kwantlen Park. I also volunteered to perform at elementary schools and teach young children Bhangra, as well as the history of the dance Bhangra. This allows children to be more connected with different religions and cultures.
• SFU Bhangra Team: I taught Bhangra in university at SFU. I was an executive member. My role was media director. I made sure all media pages ran smoothly. Creating dance content and getting community engagement. I also did various performances and hosted events. SFU Bhangra promoted health and fitness. SFU Bhangra is also well known to provide back to the community.
• SAVE: Students Against Violence Everywhere. This is a group I joined in my early years at SFU. I was one of the media executive members. SAVE hosted events, such as, self-defense classes for free at University of British Columbia. SAVE also created safety kits, for students on campus. One year, we created health kits for the homeless community, where we provided hygiene related equipment. The winters can be harsh, therefore, the kits had blankets and gloves. Watching the individuals receive the kit and them thanking us for our hard-work and seeing their smiles was one of the greatest parts of participating in this event.
• Humanitarian Society of Vancouver: I volunteered in this group during early university years. I volunteered in cleaning the parks event. Where we went to the park and picked up any garbage. Making sure the environment was safe for chidren to play in. And helping create ideas for future events.

• Bryce Foster, Bryce.foster@rcmp-grc.gc.ca, 604-314-1692
• Novah Green, novah.green@rcmp-grc-gc.ca, 778-875-0557
• Sgt. Raj Uppal, RCMP, 604-603-2561
• Sgt. Juan Paz Guevara, RCMP, 778-980-7717
• Cpl. Banveer Lali, RCMP, 604-240-5275
• Cpl. Abby El Dalk, RCMP, 778-316-4969

I’m looking into BCIT’s crime analytical courses. These courses are excellent way to learn mapping and how crime scenes work. This may be one of my future goals to complete, while I apply to policing.

• Bhangra is one of my favorite hobbies. I have been dancing since I was in elementary school. Dance is fantastic in controlling stress levels. It provides a great workout and a healthy lifestyle. I also enjoy performing on stages and showcasing Bhangra.
• I began my workout journey in high school I asked my teachers for advice and they helped me train better. They also providing me with a workout plan when COVID-19 occurred. Therefore, I have been taking care of my fitness since high school.
• I enjoy playing sports such as badminton and volleyball. I was also on the track team for a bit. I enjoy outdoor activities such as running, biking and hiking.

• Honor roll student with a (3.8-4.0) GPA from grade 10 and onwards. I enjoyed studying and learning about law. During lunch breaks I would spend time in the library reviewing the materials I got for the day because I was on various dance teams.
• I got the most dedicated Bhangra award in grade eight. This award became my motivation to continue to dance better.
• I have gotten the top all around student award in grade twelve, with my diploma. I also received a scholarship on the day of my graduation.
• At work I received an award for protecting the RCMP building from an incident that occurred in 2023. This incident had a man walk in with a weapon threatening to hurt people. I was at the front desk alone deescalating situation. I made sure to follow the protocols. I was awarded Commandant’s Commendation (6th, December, 2023). This award was given to me for supporting staff at the RCMP building during stressful circumstances. And completing first aid on the duty officer on site.

• Driver's license class five.
• First aid license.
• Security license.