Police event in the Heidmark Stadium: Be the next Heidecop!

police event as a springboard to a career

Heidekreis (ots)

On August 24, 2024, the Heidmark Stadium in Bad Fallingbostel opens its doors to everyone who is interested in a career with the police. From 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., the Heidekreis police inspection awaits numerous visitors who want to learn more about the police profession and the diverse opportunities.

insights into police work

As part of the event, the participants have the opportunity to experience various aspects of police work up close. In addition to sporting activities, in which interested parts of the sports setting test can try out, there are also informative stations to explore. For example, the police's fleet is presented, as well as the exciting work of the forensic technology. The presentation of the service dog handlers who explain the importance of these specialized units will also be particularly interesting

career advice without registration

It should be emphasized that no registration is required to visit the event. This enables everyone interested to stop by spontaneously and inform themselves without obligation. Administration consultants and students ask themselves the questions of the visitors and give valuable tips on studying and application process. An ideal offer for all those who think about a career in the police service.

importance of the event

Such events are of great importance to arouse interest in professions in the police and to promote youngsters. At a time when the police service goes through transformations and innovative approaches are required, it is important to sensitize people to this occupational branch and show them the opportunities. For many, the event in the Heidekreis could represent the first step into a future -oriented career in the police service.

contact point for the municipality

The Heidekreis shows with this initiative how important it is to maintain dialogue with the community and to create transparency about the police's tasks. By offering the event, citizens can not only ask their questions, but also get into conversation with the experts. This promotes cohesion between the police and the community and contributes to a positive picture of the police service.