Do you want a job that makes an impact? Do you want to accomplish something important? Consider a career with the RCMP! This page will provide you with local and basic recruiting information that applies to Manitoba. Make a difference. Start today.

For more complete details please visit the
RCMP National Recruiting web site or contact
"D" Division’s Recruiting Office at:
(204) 984-5050

1. RCMP Information Session Winnipeg area applicants must attend an information session prior to writing the RPAB exams. To sign up for an information session, please call 984-5050. (People living in the rural parts of Manitoba will be given an information session at the writing of the RPAB exams)

2. Submit Application

3. Written Exams - RPAB (RCMP Police Aptitude Battery) We accept an RPAT component score of 3.20 out of 5.00

4. Selection Package Suitability Screening and Security Clearance forms, Preliminary Medical Questionnaire and Vision Test.

5. P.A.R.E. Test (Physical Abilities Requirement Evaluation) The PARE test will cost applicants $40.00 (certified cheque or money order, payable to the Receiver-General of Canada). For applicants who reside in Winnipeg and the surrounding area, testing is at the YMCA South, 5 Fermor Avenue (at St. Mary's Road).

6. Fingerprints (no cost)

7. RMSIG (Suitability) and Pre-Employment Polygraph Questionnaire

8. Pre-Employment Polygraph Examination

9. Background Investigation

10. Final Medical Exams & Psychological Test

11. CPR/First Aid and Typing Certificates Applicants must obtain these at their own expense

12. Final P.A.R.E. Test (if required, RCMP will cover the expense)

13. Enrollment - Cadet Training Agreement (contract): Civilian Applicants: 24 weeks in Regina Active Police Applicants: 3 weeks in Regina (lateral entry) (We currently enroll about 2 to 3 cadets every week)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 




 















To pick up an application package, attend the following location:

If you live in Winnipeg or the surrounding area, please go to:

"D" Division Headquarters
1091 Portage Avenue
Winnipeg, Manitoba R3C 3K2

If you live in rural Manitoba, please go to your local detachment.

 

Information Session Registration in Winnipeg:
please call (204) 984-5050






Next Information Sessions:
(We encourage you to bring your spouse or partner.)

Winnipeg:
- at RCMP Headquarters, 1091 Portage Avenue
Thursday October 5, 7:00 PM

Brandon:
(Only for those who are approved to write the RPAB - see Step 1)
- at the Agricultural Extension Centre, 1129 Queens Avenue
date to be determined

Swan River - Dauphin:
(Only for those who are approved to write the RPAB - see Step 1)
- at the Parkland (Dauphin) Detachment
date to be determined

The Pas:
(Only for those who are approved to write the RPAB - see Step 1)
- at the RCMP Detachment in The Pas
date to be determined

Thompson:
- at the RCMP Detachment in Thompson
date to be determined



CAREER FAIRS:

to be determined





Myth vs Fact:

Myth	Fact
"I need a university degree before I can apply."	An applicant need only have a Canadian secondary school diploma , a high school equivalency diploma / G.E.D. (or other equivalent).
"You must be bilingual or a member of a visible minority."	An applicant must be proficient in either English or French, not both. Applicants from ALL groups are welcome.
"I am too young to apply." "I shouldn't apply before I'm 25."	An applicant can apply at 18 years of age but must be 19 years old by the end of training.
"I'm too old to apply."	We do not discriminate on age. Everyone who meets our bona fide occupational standards can apply.
"It helps to study law enforcement or criminology before applying."	Anything an applicant chooses to study shows a commitment to continuous learning. A degree in criminology is not required.
"I have, or have had, a criminal record so I can't apply."	An applicant with a past criminal record can apply after obtaining a pardon.

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