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Its a free guide that showing how to become a Police in the UK!
Don’t pay ££ to learn about becoming a policeman!
Studies shows that many candidates failing at the first stage of the application. Many people filling the application form wrongly. Its strongly advised that you should get help from a police.
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• How and where to apply.
• About your role and career.
• Why you should join the Police Force.
• Your training and probationary period.
• Salary and benefits.
• Opportunities within the service.
• Community Policing and what it Involves.
• Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnerships.
• Promotion and Police Ranks.How to apply for a role of police officer?
Met Police is not acceptiong new applications!
What is the minimum and max age to become a police?
* Regular police officers, transfers, rejoiners and special constables: 18 – 57 years
* Police (civilian) staff: 16 – 63 years & 6 months, except where the role involves shift work where the minimum age will be 18 years.
* Police community support officers: 18 – 62 years & 6 monthsWhat happens during the medical and fitness test?
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What is the salary for police staff?
From the 1st September 2008 on joining the pay is £22,104 and on completion of initial training (end of 31 weeks) it rises to £24,675. In addition all Metropolitan police officers receive London weighting and allowances amounting to £6,501 on top of the national police pay scales. Therefore during training pay will be £28,605 and after £31,176.
If my application has been unsuccessful, when can I re-apply?
You may re-apply after 6-months from the time you were notified of the outcome of your application. However, you should consider the reason for rejection to ensure a further application will not be rejected on the same grounds.
What are the eyesight requirements for new police officer recruits?
* Unaided vision (without spectacles or lenses) – 6/36 or better in either eye is required. Binocular vision (vision with both eyes) worse than 6/6 requires correction.
* Aided vision (wearing lenses or spectacles) – 6/12 or better in either eye and 6/6 or better using both eyes (binocular vision) is required.
* Near vision – N6 at 40 cm with both eyes together (aided).
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