Through an Olympic-standard Computer Assisted Test (CAT) system, scores displayed directly to participants, and supervision from various independent institutions, the Indonesian National Police (INP) has determined 350 prospective male and female cadets who are eligible to participate in education at the Police Academy.
Coordinating Minister for Political and Security Affairs Djamari Chaniago calls on INP cadets to prioritize integrity and public service during a speech at Akpol. Read the highlights here.
The Indonesian National Police guarantees full transparency in this year’s Police Academy (Akpol) recruitment, allowing candidates to see real-time test results. Learn more.
Indonesian National Police chief spokesperson Inspector General Sandi Nugroho highlighted the critical role of public relations for all officers, including cadets. Learn more.
