POLICE RECRUITMENT: PSC Releases Official Guidelines on How To Apply - CLICK FOR DETAILS

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Following President Muhammadu Buhari's approval to employ 10, bod000 able-body Nigerians to the country's Police Force, The Nigerian Police Service Commission has announced the recruitment processes and has reeled out guidelines to prospective officers.

The recruitment processes, which according to the guidelines will commence from tomorrow Friday 1st April 2016 and end on the 13th May, 2016.

The Commission also said it will be recruiting candidates into the three entry points of the Nigeria Police Force which are Constable, Cadet Inspector and Cadet ASP.

There will also be recruitment into the Specialist cadre, the PSC statement said.

“For Police Constables, applicants are expected to posses five credit level passes including Mathematics and English Language at Senior School Certificate Examination in not more than two sittings,” Ani said.

He added that for Cadet Inspectors, in addition to having the requirements of Police Constables, candidates would be expected to have an Ordinary National Diploma (OND), Advanced Level (A level), National Certificate of Education (NCE) or their equivalents.

“Candidates for Cadet ASPs must possess a University degree or a Higher National Diploma (HND),” the Police Service Commission stated.

Bellow is the full guidelines as released by Police Service Commission.

Source:News Punch

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