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Volga students told about the advantages of police service

In the satellite city of Volgograd, a career guidance meeting was held for students of secondary special educational institutions.

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Volga students told about the advantages of police service

As reported in the State Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in the Volgograd region, the purpose of the event is to acquaint young people with the features of service in the internal affairs bodies.

Representatives of the personnel unit of the police explained in detail to the guys what advantages the service in the Ministry of Internal Affairs gives. Students learned about social guarantees, a stable salary, career growth and the possibility of free higher legal education in departmental universities.

The police also named the main requirements for candidates: good physical fitness, discipline and lack of problems with the law.

The meeting ended with a demonstration of the work of the inspector-kinologist. He explained how service dogs are trained and what an important role they play in solving crimes.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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