All of the required forms are available from our Web site.

You may call the Employment Unit and ask to speak to uniform recruiter. You may wish to attend a mentoring session. These sessions will inform you about the stages involved in Constable Selection and ways that you can prepare for testing, interviewing, etc. Please call 416-808-JOIN for the dates and times of upcoming mentoring sessions.

The application fee for the Constable Selection is $299.60. This fee must be paid to Applicant Testing Services or the Ontario Provincial Police prior to testing.

Not every successful applicant will be invited to an interview. Constable Selection is a competitive process and applicants outnumber available positions. Applicants’ files are reviewed and assessed for ability to meet the Toronto Police Service’s organizational needs.

You should apply once you have received a valid OACP certificate of results and have all necessary documents required to accompany your application.

Persons interested in applying for the position of police constable must be at least 18 years of age. This age is a requirement of the Police Services Act of Ontario. As long as an applicant is successful in the testing process, he/she can be considered for the position of police constable.

This question is difficult to answer and depends upon successful completion all of the necessary stages of the Constable Selection System (testing, interviewing). Should an applicant not be successful in any part of the selection process, there may be a required waiting period as long as one year before being eligible to try again.

Yes, new recruits are considered employees of the Service and are paid once they commence training.

Yes, new recruits must pay a "tuition" fee of $7,500. This amount is payable at least two weeks prior to attending the Ontario Police College. The fee can be paid at once or if required, financial assistance can be obtained from the Police Credit Union. For further details, contact the credit union at 416-226-3353.

Normally, it will take 3 to 4 weeks from the time you have completed your BPad test to receive your OACP certificate from Applicant Testing Services or O.P.P.

No, you will receive a letter with your most recent results. This letter and your original OACP should be presented whenever you apply to any Police Service.

Please call 416-808-JOIN.

Please call 416-808-JOIN.

No you cannot. In order to attend the Ontario Police College you must be hired by a police service as a cadet in training.