How Long Is Police Training In South Africa?


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Police play an important role in keeping our communities and its members safe. Here is how long it takes to complete your police officer training in South Africa.


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The duration of a basic police learning program is usually 24 months, of which 12 months will be at the Academy and 12 months in the workplace. It will consist of two phases at the academy and one phase in the workplace. Foundational phase – will mainly focus on acquiring necessary knowledge and skills.

For newly appointed police officers, constables undergo a four-month training programme where they will be developed in a number of fields to enable them to serve as men and women in blue. Their training programme has been tailored to build on their experience and exposure to the policing field.

As you can see, the requirements differ based on the training you undergo. It is therefore essential that you do your research and read the job application before applying. This will tell you the length of training, requirements, salary and all relevant details.

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Learnerships are programmes which include theory and practical components that provide individuals with an opportunity to gain work experience. Those interested in joining the police force may want to consider applying for the South African Police Services (SAPS) learnership programme. 


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