- if you enrol in
the May intake of the DDP, you could be employed as a Probationary
Constable by the end of 2002, earning at least $42,000
- if you enrol in
either the May or September 2002 intakes of the DPP, you will study
Session 1 at the NSW Police College, Richmond, and Session 2 at the
NSW Police College, Goulburn
- all new students
will be eligible for a $100 per week accommodation and travel
allowance
- both the
Undergraduate and Distance Education options of study have been
shortened
SUMMARY OF CHANGES
All students must be able to demonstrate, upon
commencement of Session 2, a fitness level that is approximately 80% of
that required for the final physical assessment.
For applicants to the UNDERGRADUATE program, the previous
one year pre-employment study program is shortened to 8 months. Here's how
it works:
-
13 weeks full-time study at the NSW Police College,
Richmond
-
an 80 hour police placement
-
14 weeks full-time study at the NSW Police College,
Goulburn
For applicants to the DISTANCE EDUCATION program, the
previous one year and fourteen-week long program is shortened to 12
months. Here's how it works:
-
two x 14 week part-time study
-
part-time police placement
-
14 weeks full-time study at the NSW Police College,
Goulburn
For applicants to the GRADUATE program, there is a 14-week
session at the Police College, Goulburn, with an 80-hour police placement
prior to commencement.
CURRENT APPLICATIONS
Applications currently being processed will be subject to
the new conditions.
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