Rabi wa Leo
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- Mar 5, 2012
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Hizi ni baadhi ya Sifa za kujiunga na Vitengo mbalimbali vya kipolisi kwa Marekani..
Federal Law Enforcement
*Minimum age is usually 21.
*Possess a valid driver's
license.
*Have a 4 year COLLEGE DEGREE
or
3 years of investigative
experience.
*Pass a written entrance test.
*Pass an oral interview.
Pass a background
investigation.
Pass a polygraph test.
Pass a psychological
evaluation
Pass a medical examination.
Pass a physical fitness test.
Vision must be correctable
to 20/20.
2.State Law Enforcement.
*Have a high school diploma or GED.
*Possess 60 college credits.
*Pass a written entrance test.
*Pass an oral interview.
*Pass a physical agility test.
*Pass a background
investigation.
*Pass a polygraph test.
*Pass a psychological
evaluation
*Pass a medical examination.
Vision must be correctable
to 20/20.
3.City And County Law
Enforcement
*Have a high school diploma
or GED.
*Possess 45 college credits
Additional Information.
Education
A four year college degree in any
field of study will qualify you for
most federal, state and local law
enforcement jobs.
In lieu of a degree, most federal
agencies will accept three years
of responsible work experience.
Each agency can determine what
they consider to be qualifying
experience. For example, the
Secret Service wants you to have
three years of criminal
investigative experience. Three
years as a police officer will not
necessarily qualify you with
them. Whereas, the U.S. Marshals
Service will accept you without
any law enforcement experience
as long as you have three years
of supervisory experience.
Most state and local law
enforcement departments
require an applicant to have
some college credits, usually
around 45 - 60. Some require an
Associate degree while other
require a four year degree.
Felony Convictions
If you have a felony conviction,
you are not eligible to apply for
any sworn law enforcement
position. Under federal law and
most state laws, a convicted felon
cannot possess a firearm. Also
under federal law, if you are
convicted of a misdemeanor
crime involving domestic violence
such as spousal abuse you
cannot possess a firearm and
therefore cannot become a
police officer.
Written Entrance Test
Most departments have a written
entrance test. 70 percent is
usually passing but will probably
not get you the job since some
departments give their test on a
regular basis and only hire the
top scores. The test is usually a
general aptitude test and does
not ask questions about the law.
In addition to the written test,
some departments give a video
test. The video portion of the
testing is based on law
enforcement related scenarios
that focus on quick judgement
and common sense. You watch
the video and then answer
multiple choice questions as to
what you would do. All of the
answers can be derived without
prior police training or
experience.
Physical Fitness / Agility Test
Most departments give a physical
fitness / agility test to determine
your strength and endurance.
This may consist of push-ups and
sit-ups performed in one minute
time period, a sit and reach
flexibility test, a 1 - 2 mile run, a
bench press test, a stair climbing
test, carry or drag a weight a
certain distance, a vertical jump,
climbing over a low wall, push
test and a balance test.
MARA YA MWISHO NAANGALIA VIGEZO VYA KUJIUNGA NA JESHI LA POLISI TANZANIA NKAKUTANA NA SIFA HIZI..
*Awe amehitimu kidato cha nne na kupata angalau alama 28(division iv)
*Awe na akili timamu,miaka 18 au zaidi n.k
UFANISI UKO WAPI?
Federal Law Enforcement
*Minimum age is usually 21.
*Possess a valid driver's
license.
*Have a 4 year COLLEGE DEGREE
or
3 years of investigative
experience.
*Pass a written entrance test.
*Pass an oral interview.
Pass a background
investigation.
Pass a polygraph test.
Pass a psychological
evaluation
Pass a medical examination.
Pass a physical fitness test.
Vision must be correctable
to 20/20.
2.State Law Enforcement.
*Have a high school diploma or GED.
*Possess 60 college credits.
*Pass a written entrance test.
*Pass an oral interview.
*Pass a physical agility test.
*Pass a background
investigation.
*Pass a polygraph test.
*Pass a psychological
evaluation
*Pass a medical examination.
Vision must be correctable
to 20/20.
3.City And County Law
Enforcement
*Have a high school diploma
or GED.
*Possess 45 college credits
Additional Information.
Education
A four year college degree in any
field of study will qualify you for
most federal, state and local law
enforcement jobs.
In lieu of a degree, most federal
agencies will accept three years
of responsible work experience.
Each agency can determine what
they consider to be qualifying
experience. For example, the
Secret Service wants you to have
three years of criminal
investigative experience. Three
years as a police officer will not
necessarily qualify you with
them. Whereas, the U.S. Marshals
Service will accept you without
any law enforcement experience
as long as you have three years
of supervisory experience.
Most state and local law
enforcement departments
require an applicant to have
some college credits, usually
around 45 - 60. Some require an
Associate degree while other
require a four year degree.
Felony Convictions
If you have a felony conviction,
you are not eligible to apply for
any sworn law enforcement
position. Under federal law and
most state laws, a convicted felon
cannot possess a firearm. Also
under federal law, if you are
convicted of a misdemeanor
crime involving domestic violence
such as spousal abuse you
cannot possess a firearm and
therefore cannot become a
police officer.
Written Entrance Test
Most departments have a written
entrance test. 70 percent is
usually passing but will probably
not get you the job since some
departments give their test on a
regular basis and only hire the
top scores. The test is usually a
general aptitude test and does
not ask questions about the law.
In addition to the written test,
some departments give a video
test. The video portion of the
testing is based on law
enforcement related scenarios
that focus on quick judgement
and common sense. You watch
the video and then answer
multiple choice questions as to
what you would do. All of the
answers can be derived without
prior police training or
experience.
Physical Fitness / Agility Test
Most departments give a physical
fitness / agility test to determine
your strength and endurance.
This may consist of push-ups and
sit-ups performed in one minute
time period, a sit and reach
flexibility test, a 1 - 2 mile run, a
bench press test, a stair climbing
test, carry or drag a weight a
certain distance, a vertical jump,
climbing over a low wall, push
test and a balance test.
MARA YA MWISHO NAANGALIA VIGEZO VYA KUJIUNGA NA JESHI LA POLISI TANZANIA NKAKUTANA NA SIFA HIZI..
*Awe amehitimu kidato cha nne na kupata angalau alama 28(division iv)
*Awe na akili timamu,miaka 18 au zaidi n.k
UFANISI UKO WAPI?
