Police Force

[IceNineKills]

I've been looking into becoming a Police dog trainer, seems alot more fun that actual policing but don't think the pay will be close to what they earn.

[Immenseman]

me and you can work together ell, detectives :8

[Virgin Mary]

Join the manchester one, the only criteria is being a BNP member.

[Cypher-]

If you are white and straight, chances are you wont get in

[Disaronno]

I'm adamant about joining the police when i'm older - always have done since a young age, and i've done alot of research on them.

I'd just like to know if anyone on here has any personal experiences or can give me some information based on other family members that may be in the police that they don't tell you about on the websites, also it isn't very clear what grades you need, it sort of said that you don't need grades, but take a seperate test within the police force.

All help and information( don't want copy and pasted information you've found from a website, because i've probably read it before) will be greatly appreciated .

Thanks.

My cousin said for me to join the cadets, then instead of going straight for the bigger constabs, i.e the met, go for something like the London Community police officers. that way the exp is better than anyone with a degree or anything like that. Im applying for the police in about 3-4 months. I have also had customer exp in sports direct and im still part of a team "football" so things like that make a huge difference when they evaluate you. You dont need any grades unless it specifically says you do.

Also, all these people are saying similar things but it depends where you live as well. You might live in Huddersfield and have no chance or you might live in London and have a bigger chance because they 75% of the time are recruiting. (Huddersfield was an example people)

Also, if you cant get into community support, and you have to wait to get into the specials or officers, try Police Staff, which is calling out where a report has come from etc.