Relatives have their criminal records cleared, candidates can register for police school
Provided that relatives have had their criminal records cleared, candidates still have the opportunity to apply for admission to the police force.
In the 2018 admissions consulting program,Lieutenant Colonel Nguyen Thi Hoai (Deputy Head of Training Management Department, People's Police Academy) and Lieutenant Colonel Nguyen Thi Lan Hong (Deputy Head of Training Department, People's Security Academy) talk aboutMany new points in the recruitment of police officers in 2018.
- Will downsizing make the door to recruitment into the police force narrower?
- Staff reduction is a common policy of the State, the police force is the leading unit, so the enrollment quota of police schools this year will certainly decrease.
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| Lieutenant Colonel Nguyen Thi Hoai - Deputy Head of Training Management Department, People's Police Academy - consults on recruitment for police sectors. Photo:VTV |
- With the reduction in quotas, will the benchmark scores of police schools fluctuate?
- The reduction in quotas will likely increase the schools' benchmark scores. However, the admission quota is only one of the bases for determining the industry's benchmark scores. The school must also base on the number of candidates registering for admission by block, industry, and the candidates' exam results.
- How are the security and police industries different?
- The security forces are responsible for preventing crimes against national security, while the police are responsible for preventing crimes against social order and safety. Both forces are responsible for protecting the security and order of the country. It can be simply understood that security is the hidden part, while the police are the surface of everyday life.
- Can candidates whose family members have served prison sentences be considered for admission to the police force?
- Relatives here are understood first of all as oneself, then parents, grandparents, siblings... If a relative who has served a prison sentence has had his or her criminal record cleared, the candidate can still be considered for admission to the police force.
In the case of relatives whose criminal records have been cleared, the admission process will depend on the severity of the relative’s crime (prison sentence for national security or prison sentence for social order). There are many circulars regulating this issue, you should contact the local police for detailed answers.
- A 1.55 m tall, nearsighted, and scarred son can be admitted to police schools?
- According to regulations, male candidates for the police force must be at least 1.58 m tall. Male candidates who are 1.55 m tall will not be eligible.
For candidates with myopia, the Ministry of Public Security still allows candidates to be considered for admission, on the condition that they commit to curing their myopia after being admitted. Only after fulfilling this commitment and passing the re-examination will candidates be allowed to enroll.
Candidates must ensure their health according to regulations and ensure their body proportions according to the BMI index (BMI is calculated by dividing weight by square of height) for men from 17.9 to under 30, women from 18.02 to under 30. In case of scars or deformities on the body, candidates should contact the local police agency for detailed answers.
- This year, can candidates for the Police Academy choose their major during the admission process? What are the quotas for each major?
- 2018 is the first year that the People's Police Academy enrolls students by major. In previous years, major assignment took place after candidates were admitted to the school. This year, candidates will be able to choose their major right from the admission process.
With a total enrollment target of 350, the structure for each specific major is: Crime prevention and investigation of social order: 90 targets; Drug crime prevention and investigation: 55 targets; Social order crime investigation: 90 targets; Administrative management of social order: 50 targets; Forensic engineering: 50 targets; Block B major (sent to Military Medical Academy): 15 targets.
- Can I apply for the second choice to the police academy?
- Police schools only accept candidates who register for the school with the first priority choice. Candidates cannot apply for both the police and the military at the same time.
- I am passionate about crime investigation and want to become a criminal police officer, so which major should I choose?
-With the desire to become a criminal police officer, candidates can choose the Criminal Investigation Department for Social Order with 90 quotas. This is also the department with the highest quota of the school.
- Why do all police professional groups have quotas for female candidates, but only group B does not recruit women?
- The Ministry of Public Security has stipulated that police professions will have 10% quota for female candidates. Particularly, the quota for group B will be sent to university training in medicine, later working in criminal forensics. Due to the complexity of this job, schools will not recruit female candidates.
