Police Recruitment - do you know SAARLKU? TEPAC? PAT? CUDSAR? & more - Acronyms to help you pass!
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- Опубликовано: 4 июл 2021
- Police Recruitment - do you know SAARLKU? TEPAC? PAT? CUDSAR? & more - Acronyms to help you pass!
In this video (from a Facebook Live within the Bluelight Group) I describe how each stage of your recruitment journey needs to be structured using methods that have a 100% track record.
What I provide in my courses are structured approaches to every type of assessment exercise that you might face.
Watch the video to find out more!
Join the Bluelight Facebook Community for potential recruits here:
/ 1647413885546871
Join the Bluelight Facebook Community for Serving Police Officers here:
/ 464361791404695
For the Bluelight courses:
www.bluelightonline.co.uk
Talk Soon
Brendan 
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I passed my police interview, and I am surprised because English is not my first language and I have a strong accent. By the way, thank you for your videos, really helped me.
when did you do you online assessment, I had mine nearly 3 weeks ago and still have not received any results.
Awesome news! Thank you!
Wich force?i have my interview in 2 months time..any advice?what should i prepare most?did you get the question "why do you want to be a police officer"?
@@123321rohit hello buddy, mine took 4 weeks to reply.
@@TiberiusWorld Just be yourself buddy, I applied for the Met, as an apprenticeship. And no, I just had a competency based interview, a written exercise and a 12 questions about an article. Was pretty easy to be honest.
This stuff sounds more like a promotion board rather than Recruits board. If the recruit knew all this before he joined the police he would not have to go to training. PS Most existing constables on the beat now would not know this stuff.