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The Ghana Police Service will on Friday, January 14, 2022 commence its 2021 recruitment training for successful applicants.
A statement issued by the Service on Monday directed that "successful applicants who received appointment letters are to report at the various training schools across the country."
News Release; Commencement of 2021 Police Recruitment Training pic.twitter.com/yT9D5e24AE
— Ghana Police Service (@GhPoliceService) January 10, 2022
According to the statement, "applicants who failed the medical examination have been assigned to a medical team for advise and support."
The Police urged members of the public to beware of fraudsters who promise recruitment into the Service and report such persons to the nearest Police station.
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