You wouldn't think of enrolling in a college or university course in September, paying your money, not attending classes, not studying, not doing assignments, and then going back in December and writing the test!  That would be a waste of time and money.  And yet, that is how most people apply to the Police.  They hand in their application and money, get a test date, then sit, wait, and get nervous.  Is applying to the Police different from college or university? It shouldn't be! Our course teaches you how to systematically prepare and apply to a Police Service, so you can increase your opportunities of becoming a Police Officer.

This course was developed through extensive research, and interviews with Recruiters and successful as well as unsuccessful applicants.

Interviews with Recruiters looked at: Common problems and mistakes by applicants, opinion of level of preparation of applicants, improvement techniques, etc.

Interviews with successful and unsuccessful applicants looked at:  The preparation undertaken by each student, level of preparation, knowledge of tests prior to testing, knowledge of tests after testing, frustrations, anxieties, number of Police Services the applicant applied to, knowledge of each Police Service, etc.

Joining the Police has become extremely difficult, and only those who have tried and failed understand the frustration. Excellent candidates are often not hired because they do not understand the tests, or are unable to "demonstrate" their knowledge, skills or abilities. This course is designed to explain the various parts of the testing process, demystify them, and offer techniques and information to assist applicants in improving their opportunities.