How did you learn about the reservists in the saps and why do you want to join as a reservist in the saps
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Who is a reservist?
A reservist is a person appointed by the National Commissioner as a member of the Reserve Police Service to render services as a volunteer in support of the Police.
Categories of reservists
There will be only two categories:
1. Category 1 Reservist: Functional Policing
Performs general policing functions in sectors at station level as part of the sector deployment or in a unit if a specific operational need exist
Performs duties in the Community Safety Centre
Must wear a uniform (only after having successfully completed training)
Performs duties under the supervision of a permanent member or experienced reservist (a reservist with at least three years’ experience)
Must be trained in the relevant aspects of functional policing
2. Category 2 Reservist: Specialized Operational Support
Must be a person who has particular skills or expertise that can be operationally used by the SAPS
Shall perform specific functions in his or her field of expertise
May, with the approval of his or her commander, wear a uniform
Must be trained in relevant legal aspects, policy and instructions applicable to his or her specific functions
the reservists in the saps and why do you want to join as a reservist in the saps given below
- The joy of going on operations is the pinnacle of what it means for many reservists to feel helpful to the military. They also desire to compare their abilities and operational preparedness to those of their Regular counterparts as the ultimate barometer of professionalism.
- A reserve is a member of the Reserve Police Service who has been appointed by the National Commissioner to provide volunteer services to the Police.
- Reservists go into one of two categories: Reservists in Category 1: Operational Policing; and. Reservists in Category 2: Specialized Operational Support.
- A community person who volunteers to do part-time policing duties or activities for SAPS on an unpaid basis is known as a police reservist.
- be a citizen of South Africa by birth. be under 40 years old and at least 25 years old, with supporting documentation. submit a health questionnaire on his or her own dime that is verified by a licenced physician. possess the necessary physical, mental, and medical fitness for the job.
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