Overview
Take the next step in your policing career. Enjoy rewarding, challenging work in one of the most adaptive, effective and advanced police forces in the world.
A career with us can take you around Australia and the world, doing work that's critical to keep all Australians safe. It's an agency like no other.
Current and recent operational police officers working with Australian state or territory forces can apply for our Skilled Policing Program. If you want to keep your state or territory detective designation, you'll need to meet the AFP guidelines for detectives once you have successfully joined.
You will have the opportunity through a Skilled Policing Application to work as part of our ACT Policing, Airport Uniform Policing or National Investigation positions.
ACT Community Police Officers
In this position, you can expect to complete 6 months of general duty operations before having the ability to transition into specialist investigation units in ACT Policing such as;
- Criminal Investigations
- Family Violence and Vulnerable people
- Drugs and organised crime
- Fraud
- Intelligence
- Communications and Judicial Operations
For more information about career opportunities within ACT Policing, please visit our website: ACT Policing
National Airport Uniform Policing
In this role you will provide an operational response to a range of AFP operations, including protective security specific to airports around Australia.
National Investigations
In this role you will investigate and prevent crimes against the Commonwealth. This position is based in major capital cities around Australia and includes specialist areas such as.
- Criminal investigations into serious and organised crime
- Counter terrorism
- People smuggling
- Cyber crime
- Surveillance & Covert
- Fraud & Economic Crime
- Police Driver Trainers
- Intelligence
You'll play critical role in ensuring we stay ahead of global criminal networks including:
- work on long and complex investigations, often with international partners
- use information and evidence to determine the appropriate law-enforcement response
- interview suspects and witnesses
- collect, prepare and present evidence
- work with prosecution agencies, attend court and give evidence
- have the chance to work with multidisciplinary teams across various roles
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