Police academy, known as a law enforcement training center, police college, or police university, is a training school for police cadets, designed to prepare them for the law enforcement agency they will be joining upon graduation, or otherwise certify an individual to become a law enforcement officer.
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Requirements to join a police department and attend a police academy vary by jurisdiction, but typically involve background checks, physical, psychological, and medical checks, and criminal record checks.
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Police academy academies include policies for the selection and recruitment of instructors, stress-management training, community-oriented leadership training, training for community-oriented policing, specialist training, supervisory and management training, and liability issues associated with training.
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Graduation from an approved Police academy program is usually required before a new law enforcement officer is placed on active duty.
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The smaller yet distinguished Australian Federal Police Academy located in Barton, Canberra trains AFP recruits.
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Main purpose of the Police academy is to educate students regarding the law as well as specialised training for employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
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Estonia Police academy was originally established in 1918 and then re-established in 1991 after regaining independence from the Soviet Union.
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Estonia Police academy was the first to use Blockchain technology to allow for better policing of the people.
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Recruits in the Finnish Police academy forces receive training at the Police academy University College in Finland, or POLAMK.
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In Indonesia, the National Police Academy is the main institute, training center, and school for recruits joining the Indonesian National Police to become professional officers.
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Until 1999, before the Indonesian National Police officially separated from the armed forces, the Indonesian Police Academy stood under the National Armed Forces Academy but now has separated from the Military and is under the auspices of the President of Indonesia, and controlled by the National Police Headquarters.
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The basic training program is 104 weeks in the Police academy which is split with practical skills and training required.
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Israel Border Police academy personnel are trained at the Border Police academy instructional base near Beit Horon and the basic training base near Ma'ale Mikhmas.
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In Slovenia, the police academy conducts training programs, education, and training for the police and for external users.
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Dubai Police Academy was founded in 1987 and was granted autonomy from the police force as long as it retained some affiliation with Dubai Police General Headquarters.
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Police academy academies exist in every state and at the federal level.
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Police academy academies are most often part of community colleges, city or county police and sheriff departments, or the Michigan State Police academy.
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The People's Police Academy is a training center under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Public Security.
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In 1968, the People's Police was established within the Department of the Public Security Police.
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