The Ministry of Internal Affairs has issued guidance for candidates interested in admission to the Secondary Police School. According to the Ministry, students who have successfully completed the first or second year at a state-run educational institution are not required to withdraw from their current schooling status while applying for selection. Prospective applicants are advised that all necessary documentation must be submitted either in its original form or as a copy officially certified by a notary.
Upon selection, the Ministry will finalize a schooling contract with the accepted candidates, which must be signed by their parents, guardians, or legal representatives. This contract will incorporate supplementary provisions detailing the specific procedures and requirements applicable to the secondary schools where the candidates previously completed their initial years of study. The Ministry of Internal Affairs officially announced this open call for admissions on July 3rd.
This directive clarifies the administrative process for those seeking entry into the secondary educational track. The guidelines are designed to ensure that the application process is streamlined while maintaining the necessary legal and academic oversight for all incoming students. The documentation requirements are structured to validate the academic history of every applicant, ensuring a smooth transition into the specialized training environment of the secondary school.
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