you know why Toronto is so expensive to live in?
because its also one of the safest cities IN THE WORLD. You can put cops down all you want, I don't care, I don't know any personally. But I know they are a necessary evil.
All those starving ppl can join police force too if its that easy, or go joing the military or some other government funded department that doesn't require you to have a unviseristy degree to make a good living wage.
my wife is an RN, I know how much money is wasted in the hospitals, she tells me all the time. But she also gets paid pretty well and puts in OT. She's making over 110K every year with only a bachelors degree.
Problem is ppl are too stupid to actually research what they want as a career. Like what is in need, what they pay , and where are all the jobs located.
Instead ppl would rather get a stupid Arts degree and wonder why they ain't making the "big bucks" like the cops are.
All those starving ppl need is...
What are the minimum requirements I should meet before applying to become a police officer?
The following are the absolute minimum requirements you would need to meet prior to applying to be a police officer:
- Minimum age 18 or 19 (varies by police service and/or province)
- Canadian Citizen or permanent resident/landed immigrant (varies by police agency)
- High School Graduation - some agencies also request one (30 credits) or two (60 credits) years post secondary education, or a combination of equivalent work experience and education
- Certified in Standard First Aid and CPR
- Hold an unrestricted Drivers License with a good driving record
- Excellent physical condition
- Uncorrected vision of 20/40 in one eye and 20/100 in the other; corrected vision of 20/20 and 20/30 (or 20/40) - [Vision requirements may vary slightly by police service, for accuracy check with the police service of your choice]
- No criminal convictions for which a pardon has not been granted, and no criminal charges pending before the courts
- Be of good character and possess high moral and ethical standards