SAPS Police Traineeship programme 2023

The Traineeship is aligned with the National Human Resource Development Strategy and the National Skills Development Strategy.

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Location: South Africa, Eastern Cape
Closing Date:January 2023
Company:SAPS

Phase 1: Basic Training (9 months)

Basic Training at a Training Academy as a Police Trainee Phase 2: Probation (12 months) • Upon successful completion of Basic Training, candidates will be appointed to the rank of Constable.

Requirements:

Be a South African Citizen;
Possess a Senior Certificate / National Senior Certificate / National Certificate (Vocational) and hold a Bachelor of Science Degree or any other field of study (minimum 3-year National Diploma/Degree) recorded on the National Learners’ Record Database on NQF level 6 or higher;
Fluency in at least two official languages, with English being one of them;
Between eighteen (18) and under thirty (30) years of age;
Have no prior criminal convictions or pending criminal cases, willing to undergo fingerprinting, background checks, and deemed suitable for appointment;
No visible and/or irreconcilable tattoo marks inconsistent with the Service’s objectives; Willingness to take the oath of office;
Successfully complete a medical examination;
Pass a physical fitness assessment;
Undergo psychological and Integrity assessments as determined by the National Commissioner, complying with the profile of a police official;
Be willing to undergo training as determined by the National Commissioner;
Be prepared to serve and be trained anywhere in the Republic of South Africa.

How to Apply to SAPS: Interested applicants should submit their applications on the official application form, available at any Police Station/SAPS Recruitment offices or downloadable from the SAPS Website (https://www.saps.gov.za). The Z83 form previously used will no longer be accepted. Adherence to all instructions on the application form is crucial, as failure to do so may result in application rejection.

Specify the post particulars and reference number on the application form.
Include a comprehensive Curriculum Vitae with the application form.
Attach copies of ID, Senior Certificate/National Senior Certificate/National Certificate (Vocational), all obtained educational qualifications (Degree/National Diploma), academic record, service certificates from previous employers (where applicable), and motor vehicle driving licence (optional).
Copies need not be certified.

Qualifications and driving licences will undergo verification checks with relevant institutions.

Appointments will be made in accordance with the South African Police Service Act, 1995.
Applications must be hand-delivered promptly to the address indicated below. Late applications will not be accepted or considered.

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