RPNGC recruitment 2023 screening starting soon

Notice: 

 " Please refer to the adverts in the Post Courier and The National on Monday 27/3 and Wednesday 29/3 and in The National only on Friday 31/3 for date and time details. You must bring photo ID and your original Y12 Certificate to advance to the next stage." 

 The Papua New Guinea Police Department is an essential organization that plays a critical role in maintaining law and order in the country. As such, it is essential that the department carefully selects and recruits only the best individuals to join its ranks. The department's rigorous recruitment process includes multiple stages, each designed to identify candidates who possess the necessary skills and qualities to become effective police officers. Applicants who have successfully passed the initial stage of the recruitment process have been notified via digital message text last week that they have been advanced to the screening stage, which will take place at the Rita Flynn Indoor Complex. 

To proceed to the next stage, these candidates are required to bring their photo ID and original Y12 Certificate. This is an important requirement, as it ensures that only those candidates who meet the necessary academic qualifications are considered for further assessment. 

 The department's decision to advertise the screening stage in the Post Courier and The National newspapers is an indication of its commitment to transparency and fairness in the recruitment process. By making the details of the screening stage publicly available, the department is providing equal opportunities to all applicants and ensuring that the recruitment process is conducted in a fair and unbiased manner. 

 It is also worth noting that being accepted into the police department is a significant achievement. The role of a police officer is challenging and demanding, requiring individuals who are physically and mentally fit, possess excellent communication and interpersonal skills, and have a strong sense of integrity and ethics. Those who make it through the rigorous recruitment process and are accepted into the police department can be proud of their achievement and the contribution they will make to the safety and security of Papua New Guinea.

 In conclusion, the acceptance of applicants into the police department is a crucial step in ensuring that the country has a well-trained and professional police force. The screening stage, which has been publicly advertised, is an essential part of the recruitment process, and those who have been accepted should be proud of their achievement. As the recruitment process continues, it is hoped that the department will identify and select the best candidates to become effective police officers and contribute to the well-being of the community.

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Source

RPNGC Constabulary notice via Digicel text message on Friday 24/3/23