The Ministry of Interior has issued a directive to all students intending to apply for the public admission call to the Police High School. According to the Ministry, applicants must submit the necessary documentation either in its original form or as a notarized copy. Furthermore, the Ministry addressed a specific concern regarding academic records, advising that students who completed their first and second years of study at various high schools nationwide should not face deregistration during the application and selection process.
The Ministry of Interior clarified that upon acceptance, it will establish a formal schooling agreement with the candidates’ parents, guardians, or legal representatives. This agreement is intended to further regulate the procedures and outline the obligations pertaining to the educational institutions where the students completed their initial two years of study. This guidance aims to ensure a smooth transition and proper documentation management for all prospective applicants.
The directive emphasizes adherence to the specified submission methods for all required paperwork. The Ministry’s clarification underscores its commitment to maintaining the academic continuity of the applicants throughout the selection process for the Police High School.
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