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Does any know where can I do the application form for Spf? I'm in my 2 months bmt phase before pop and I want to sign on as an Spf Sergeant then after completing my ns further studies with degree. I can't seem to find the application at the site besides being redirect to a career@gov website.
 

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As a graduate & NSman, you are still so incompetent? career@gov website is the place where you apply for PO or SPO positions!


Does any know where can I do the application form for Spf? I'm in my 2 months bmt phase before pop and I want to sign on as an Spf Sergeant then after completing my ns further studies with degree. I can't seem to find the application at the site besides being redirect to a career@gov website.
 

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Does any know where can I do the application form for Spf? I'm in my 2 months bmt phase before pop and I want to sign on as an Spf Sergeant then after completing my ns further studies with degree. I can't seem to find the application at the site besides being redirect to a career@gov website.

Here you go!

Link Here

Applying normally will take minimum 2-3 months, including scheduling of interview slots etc. So after you apply, you may have to wait a few months in order for you to head over to home team academy.

There are already a few threads started for SPF, the one you should check out for signing on is over here: police selection assessment
 
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Here you go!

Link Here

Applying normally will take minimum 2-3 months, including scheduling of interview slots etc. So after you apply, you may have to wait a few months in order for you to head over to home team academy.

There are already a few threads started for SPF, the one you should check out for signing on is over here: police selection assessment
I thought if already completed non-SPF BPT, the only time you can go over to SPF is like towards the end of your 2 years NS liability right? or things have changed
 

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I thought if already completed non-SPF BPT, the only time you can go over to SPF is like towards the end of your 2 years NS liability right? or things have changed

I read it on the website it states that you're only eligible if you're going through bmt phase in ns so they can asses the vocation to spf
 

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I read it on the website it states that you're only eligible if you're going through bmt phase in ns so they can asses the vocation to spf
Don't get you. if u already completed bmt, and get posted already, i don't think u can get posted to SPF again right.
 

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Don't get you. if u already completed bmt, and get posted already, i don't think u can get posted to SPF again right.

Im from ptp so now transitioning to bmt. The website states that if you're going through bmt phase in Tekong before being posted out to unit, they can arrange it to Spf instead
 

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Im from ptp so now transitioning to bmt. The website states that if you're going through bmt phase in Tekong before being posted out to unit, they can arrange it to Spf instead

I think it would be best to call them up and ask, sometimes information online is outdated. You can always apply first, whether they schedule the interview or not would be up to SPF's discretion.
 
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