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Opdated: 02.12.2006
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Training and qualifications

Persons seeking to be recruited into the police force, as ordinary service personnel must be between 21 and 30 years old, have Norwegian citizenship, and are of good health, character and standing. They must also have completed a 3-year training course run by the National Police Academy (Politihogskolen) in Oslo. This training course involves 1 year of studies at the academy, followed by 1 year of practical training at police stations, and then a year of further study back at the academy. At present, there are no compulsory postgraduate courses for service personnel, although such courses have existed in the past. Those seeking to be recruited to the upper echelons of the police force, such as the rank of superintendent, must have completed a university degree in law.

 

 

 


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