The Department of State is seeking professional experienced civilian police officers who are eager to accept a challenging and rigorous assignment to serve with the United States Civilian Police (CIVPOL) or Criminal Justice Program Support (CJPS) contracts throughout the world. Service with an international police mission allows officers to apply their professional skills in dynamic environments that are experiencing intense cultural and political change. Officers are likely to be involved in one or more of the activities depending on venue: training police on human rights, community policing, basic tactical police moves, basic investigative skills, writing report, crime analysis, Police Driving Instruction, Female Basic Police Instruction, Criminal investigations, Firearms instructions and Civil & Criminal Intelligence.
U.S. Police Officers who serve one year training police overseas gain as much as they give. Their experience teaching democratic police work is unique, and they bring a valuable new perspective to their jobs and their communities. Officers of all ranks return home with more acute problem-solving skills, a strong awareness of different cultures, and a profound appreciation for the role of law enforcement at all levels of a democratic society.
Minimum Qualifications:
Must be a U.S. Citizen with a valid U.S. passport and drivers license
Must have a total of at least five (5) years Law Enforcement Experience with extensive knowledge of the following skills:
Patrol Operations
Criminal Investigations
Crime Scene Investigations
Police Academy and/or Field Training Certification
Firearms Instruction
Ability to Instruct unarmed Self-Defense Techniques
Police Department Operations and Management
Must be an actively serving police officer, or recently retired/separated within five (5) years of active employment
Must be able to communicate in English
Must be in excellent health and the ability to pass a law enforcement physical, physical agility evaluation and psychological evaulation
Must be able to qualify with a 9mm semi-automatic handgun and M4 rifle
Ability to operate a standard transmission vehicle
Must have unblemished background and the ability to pass a background check for disciplinary, criminal and financial/credit issues
No resignation or retirement in lieu of disciplinary action
No revocation of a state license or certification while serving in law enforcement
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U.S. Police Officers who serve one year training police overseas gain as much as they give. Their experience teaching democratic police work is unique, and they bring a valuable new perspective to their jobs and their communities. Officers of all ranks return home with more acute problem-solving skills, a strong awareness of different cultures, and a profound appreciation for the role of law enforcement at all levels of a democratic society.
Minimum Qualifications:
Must be a U.S. Citizen with a valid U.S. passport and drivers license
Must have a total of at least five (5) years Law Enforcement Experience with extensive knowledge of the following skills:
Patrol Operations
Criminal Investigations
Crime Scene Investigations
Police Academy and/or Field Training Certification
Firearms Instruction
Ability to Instruct unarmed Self-Defense Techniques
Police Department Operations and Management
Must be an actively serving police officer, or recently retired/separated within five (5) years of active employment
Must be able to communicate in English
Must be in excellent health and the ability to pass a law enforcement physical, physical agility evaluation and psychological evaulation
Must be able to qualify with a 9mm semi-automatic handgun and M4 rifle
Ability to operate a standard transmission vehicle
Must have unblemished background and the ability to pass a background check for disciplinary, criminal and financial/credit issues
No resignation or retirement in lieu of disciplinary action
No revocation of a state license or certification while serving in law enforcement
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