British cop wanting a move to canada
#16
Re: British cop wanting a move to canada
Hi, it does not unfortunately. You are basically dealing with the courts and prisoners. Hubby was in investigation in the UK and he definitely misses it but the work life balance is better now.
#17
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Re: British cop wanting a move to canada
Hi all,
Ex North Wales Police (14.5 yrs), now in Edmonton Police, Alberta, Canada (8 yrs).
Feel free to message me. The minimum requirement is PR. Some services have time restrictions, hold PR for 3/5/10 yrs etc. Even though you will have to go through academy training, it's really not that bad. I was 39 going through academy, and I had no issues, as most don't. Well, I tell a lie, being tasered sucks! lol
Nigel
Ex North Wales Police (14.5 yrs), now in Edmonton Police, Alberta, Canada (8 yrs).
Feel free to message me. The minimum requirement is PR. Some services have time restrictions, hold PR for 3/5/10 yrs etc. Even though you will have to go through academy training, it's really not that bad. I was 39 going through academy, and I had no issues, as most don't. Well, I tell a lie, being tasered sucks! lol
Nigel
#18
Re: British cop wanting a move to canada
Not necessarily suitable for the OP but for anyone currently in Canada, Calgary Police are hosting a “Western Canada” hiring fair on Sept 27 at their Westwinds Campus in the north east. Edmonton Police, Vancouver Police and many other smaller services will be in attendance.
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Re: British cop wanting a move to canada
Not necessarily suitable for the OP but for anyone currently in Canada, Calgary Police are hosting a “Western Canada” hiring fair on Sept 27 at their Westwinds Campus in the north east. Edmonton Police, Vancouver Police and many other smaller services will be in attendance.
But under that section, it is apparent that they are talking about candidates from Canada. There is this paragraph at the end of the section ............
Members of the CN Police, Canadian Forces Military Police, and officers serving in other countries, included the United Kingdom, do not qualify for exemptions. You must apply in the same process as our regular member applicants.
Basic Qualifications
- minimum 19 years of age
- excellent character
- physically fit and in excellent health
- Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident
- no criminal convictions, no adult criminal charges pending
- no history of improper conduct, poor employment, educational, or driving record that would affect your suitability for policing duties
- a valid BC Class 5 driver’s licence with a good driving record
- meet the visual acuity standards
- valid current standard first aid / CPR certification
- Grade 12 diploma or equivalent, plus a minimum of 30 academic post-secondary credits
- a degree or diploma in any field of study
- knowledge of a second language or culture
- community volunteer experience (see Volunteer Opportunities with the VPD)
- work experience in a supervisory capacity and / or with the public