Police Officer (Non-Commissioned)
OFO No: 541202
Other names for Police Officer:
- Bomb Squad Officer
- Constable (SAPS)
- Crime Scene Coordinator / Officer
- Crime Services Manager
- Gang Intelligence Officer
- Incident Response Constable
- Inquests Constable / Officer
- Metro Police Officer
- Motor Vehicle Crime Coordinator
- Mounted Police Officer
- Neighbourhood Support Coordinator
- Police Community Officer
- Police Dog Training Instructor
- Police Patrolman / Woman
- Police Station Control Manager
- Police Station Sergeant
- Police Surveillance Officer
- Prosecutions Constable / Officer / Sergeant
- Relief Sergeant
- Rural Sergeant
- Search and Rescue Officer
- Services Desk Officer / Public Reception Constable
- Tactical Response Group Officer
- Threat Assessment Officer
What is a Police Officer (non-commissioned)?
A Police Officer (non-commissioned) makes sure that the public live within in the law. They enforce the laws of the country. They investigate crime and arrest criminals.
What does a Police Officer (non-commissioned) do?
- maintains order
- enforces the law
- investigates crimes
- patrols public areas and communities
- arrests criminals
Are you … ?
- interested in crime, law and order?
- emotionally strong?
- able to see and deal with violent crime scenes?
- confident?
- a person with an eye for detail?
- a team player?
How do I become a Police Officer (non-commissioned)?
- You must be a SA citizen
- You must be medically fit
Path 1
- Complete your Matric
Path 2
- 2 year Learnership with SA Police Service
Path 3
- As you work with the SAPS you will collect more training and skills.
The order of police ranks or Police Officers (Non-commissioned) are:
1. Constable
2. Sergeant
3. Warrant Officer
OTHER CAREERS TO CONSIDER: Commissioned Police Officer or Paramedic
Is becoming a Police Officer (non-commissioned) the right career choice for me?