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How to become a police officer in Canada? 2016-11-16 03:12:59 Post No. 17767382
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Just today i found out I was being declined enrollment in the Canadian military for a heart condition I was born with. I don't show any of the symptoms the doctors ask for when I go to a check up, and I passed the fitness test for the army, but I was still declined.
I'm not happy with this result, I always wanted to join the army, but I don't think they are going to have a change of heart anytime soon. I was thinking of becoming a police officer, but I don't know how to go about doing it in Canada.
If anyone has experience I would appreciate the input.
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>>17767382
>I don't think they are going to have a change of heart anytime soon
And ninetieth will you.
On a serious note, go to police college, get your security license, work a security job and then apply when your 27. They don't really do many hires before then. "Life experience" is the excuse. I am not a cop, but I have friends who are cop and plenty of guys who are trying to become one.
On the bright side you can keep reapplying to the military while you wait.
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>>17767917
If they didn't accept me now, why would the military accept me in the future? I don't quite get that.
Apply at at 27? I'm 19 now, getting close to 20. I'm not going to wait around 7 years doing security gigs.
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>>17767952
Just offering possibilities.
I dont know what else to say. That's how policing works in Canada. Google it if you don't believe, I remember even one of the opp websites stating 27 was about the age they hire. I wouldn't do it either. Seems like a lot of time to waste.
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>>17768020
Looks like it's time to an hero.
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canada is a pointless country
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