Showing posts with label UN Police. Show all posts
Showing posts with label UN Police. Show all posts

Wednesday, 31 May 2017

What are the requirements for joining the UN Police ?

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QUESTIONS & ANSWERS 
SESSION.

Q.No.2  What are the requirements for joining the UN Police ?

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS BY UNITED NATIONS police division FOR recruitment.

Age

·         25-62 years;
·         Preference under 55 years.


Number of years of professional experience

·         Five (5) years excluding training;
·         Retired personnel can be deployed if retired within the past 5 years.


Language proficiency

·         Mandatory language test (reading, listening, report writing and oral interview);
·         Language of Operation, French and English;
·         Passing score 60 % or above.


Driving skills proficiency

·         One (1) year of recent driving experience;
·         In possession of a valid national driving license for at least one year;
·         Two mandatory driving tests one by Selection and Assistance Team and one in the respective peacekeeping mission where deployed.


Use of firearms proficiency

·         Mandatory firearms test.


Computer skills

·         Basic computer knowledge


Desirable complementary skills

·         Previous experience in a UN mission;
·         Proficiency in map reading, land navigation, use of global positioning systems;
·         Knowledge of basic negotiation, mediation and conflict resolution;
·         Interviewing techniques;
·         Basic first aid.


Personal Qualities

·         Good judgment, supported by a common-sense approach to problem-solving;
·         Objective attitude, displaying tact and impartiality;
·         Polite demeanour, combined with a firm but flexible and honest approach;
·         Considerable self-discipline and patience;
·         A friendly, open approach to other nationalities;
·         Demonstrable leadership skills.

Monday, 29 May 2017

UNPOL STEPS UP ANTI-CRIME CRACKDOWN AT BENTIU PoC SITE SOUTH SUDAN

UNPOL STEPS UP ANTI-CRIME CRACKDOWN AT BENTIU PoC SITE SOUTH SUDAN

The United Nations mission in South Sudan - UNMISS has stepped up its crime control measures to ensure security and safety in the Protection of civilian site at the UN base in Bentiu. Bentiu PoC sites currently shelters more than 120 thousand internally displaced persons.

The United Nations police have been running an anti-crime campaign focussed at tackling crimes that have the greatest impact on the IDPs such as - violence and disorder, and antisocial behaviour.

Francis Yiribare, the UNPOL PoC site coordinator for the Bentiu PoC site said the campaign by the UN Police in Bentiu is designed to rid the PoC site of violence. Yiribera spoke with Zenebe describing the kind of crimes UNPOL is dealing with in the PoC site.


Sunday, 14 May 2017

Q.No.1. How to become a UN Police Officer ?

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Q.No.1. How to become a UN Police Officer ?

The United Nations Police Division seeks highly qualified police officers from United Nations Member States for service in UN peace missions around the world.

Two ways to become a UN Police Officer
The majority of the United Nations Police Officers are seconded or loaned by their governments to the Department of Peacekeeping Operations’ Police Division for a short term (six to 12 months).

If you are interested, you must consult your own police service on how to apply through your government. The United Nations Police Division works closely with Permanent Missions to the United Nations to find the skilled officers required by mission mandates. The process of being nominated by your service and government varies from country to country.

The second, more limited way that the United Nations Police Division seeks staff is through professional posts. These are published on the United Nations Careers portal at https://careers.un.org/lbw/Home.aspx . Interested police officers should periodically look at these sites to see what positions may be available.

 

More Female Police Officers

A top priority for UN Police is to increase the number of female police officers in peacekeeping operations and encourage the recruitment of women in domestic police services.



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