Canadian Officers With International Policing Experience

Experienced Non-Canadian Officers

Saanich Police Application for Experienced Non-Canadian Officers

Applicants who are serving members of a police force outside of Canada, do not qualify for exemptions.  They will be required to complete the same process as a recruit applicant and if hired will be required to successfully complete the Police Recruit Training Program.

To begin the application process, the candidate must meet the minimum basic requirements and be prepared to submit their application package electronically.

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Please Note

Before you fill out the application form please ensure you have all required documents ready to upload.

Once it has been determined that candidates meet the minimum requirements a recruiting file will be established and the candidate will be contacted by the recruiting office.

Application packages MUST include all of the following:

  • Copies of any training courses completed with current police agency
  • Colour copy of a recent passport photo
  • Two Letters of Reference:
  • One from a serving police officer commenting on your abilities
  • The second letter can be from another police officer or a person in your community
  • A recent Performance Appraisal
  • Resume and Cover Letter
  • Authorization for Release of Information

For tips on how to complete and send a document electronically, see our FAQ page.

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