Each stage is competitive
as candidates compete not
only against the minimum
standards
established
for each phase of the process,
but also against other applicants.
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Resume
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Cover Letter
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Proof of a valid Special Constable Applicant Testing Service (ATS) Certificate
OR the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police Certificate of Results for
the Constable Selection System.
For testing standards, please visit:
www.applicanttesting.com/specconstable_TI.htm
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Original police Clearance Letter, dated within the last 12 months.
A Clearance Letter is a formal document produced on secure paper
indicating that the subject of the inquiry has no criminal convictions
in the National Repository of Criminal Records maintained by the RCMP.
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Proof of valid Standard First Aid Certificate and valid
CPR-Level C.
Candidates who fail to submit
clearance letters, proof of ATS certificate or valid Standard First Aid
Certificate will not be considered further in the application process.
Candidates must demonstrate that they possess the following competencies required to be
a Transit Special Constable:
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Analytical Thinking
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Self-confidence
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Law Enforcement
Principals
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Communication
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Flexibility/Valuing
Diversity
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Self Control
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Relationship
Building
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Achievement
Orientation
Candidates will also be required to undergo a General Law
Enforcement Knowledge test which is administered to measure a
candidate's aptitude in basic law enforcement principles, applicable in
the province of Ontario. Candidates will be provided with a series of
true/false, multiple choice and essay questions. Candidates will be
required to answer the questions to the best of their ability within a
prescribed period of time.
Candidates will be required to complete an Ottawa Police Background
Investigation Form. A thorough background investigation, which includes
both security and reference checks, will be conducted on candidates
selected to proceed beyond the interview stage and law enforcement
knowledge testing phases. Candidates will be required to complete a
psychological profile and may be required to attend an interview with a
psychologist.
The Personal History Form is the tool by which personal information
about an applicant is collected. The use of this information begins only
if the candidate advances beyond the interview stage and it becomes
necessary to conduct a background investigation. At this stage
candidates will also be required to sign a “Waiver for the Collection of
Personal Information” form. Until this document is signed, the
application will not advance through the remainder of the process.