Upon completing the Community Membership Application (CMA) all prospective applicants are reminded we're looking for detailed and thorough responses. Applicants who provide unmotivated responses will be automatically denied and deferred for 24 hours.
We're asking prospective members to provide a minimum of 200-word response (4-5 sentences) for the "Why you would like to join Terra Isles RP".
Throughout this section information labelled such as (( example )) are to be concerned Out of Character. This page has been written for an in-character application process.
Community Requirements:
Required documents (In-Character)
Prior to submitting your application, you will need to collect a number of required documents which must be uploaded with your application.
These include:
Your documents must be copied and certified as true copies by a Justice of the Peace prior to being scanned and uploaded with your online application.
Body Art (Tattoo) & Body Modification Policy
If you have body art (tattoos) or body modifications on the head, face, neck or hands please contact the Recruitment Branch before lodging your application. A recruitment officer can assist with assessing your eligibility.
Examples of prohibited body art locations
Required Qualifications
The following qualifications are required to be completed and supplied with your application or during the application process.
Provide First Aid and Pocket Mask Certificate (HLTAID011)
All costs associated with obtaining a First Aid certificate are the responsibility of the applicant.
Aquatic Rescue Sequence
The aquatic rescue sequence is designed to test the applicant's ability to enter the water safely and effect a rescue,
Please note if you are not a competent swimmer or unsure if you can complete the test, you should seek advice from a qualified swimming instructor prior to lodging your Police application. You may need to complete swimming lessons if required.
All costs associated with obtaining a First Aid certificate are the responsibility of the applicant.
Submitting your application
The application is part of a detailed vetting process that assists the Recruitment Branch in determining your professional suitability for employment as a San Andreas Police officer.
Processing your application
University Certificate in Workforce Essentials (UCWE)
The University Certificate in Workforce Essentials (UCWE) is a foundational program that prepares students for the challenges of the Trooper Education Program / Associate Degree in Policing Practice (ADPP) and is the mandatory academic requirement for all San Andreas State Police applicants.
Upon successful completion of initial background checks, you will receive a notification and a link from the Recruitment Branch to submit your application for enrolment into the UCWE. The application must be submitted within 48 hours of receiving the notification. Failure to enroll in the UCWE will result in removal from the recruitment process.
The course is a 4-week online course delivered by the University of Los Santos and is undertaken during the recruitment process.
The UCWE costs $700 and qualifies for FEE HELP from the Terra Isles Government.
(( Due to the limitations and the enjoyment aspect of Terra Isles Roleplay, this process is “NPC’d”. Continuing through the process all applicants will be determined competent ))
Physical Capacity Testing
During the recruitment process you will be required to undertake and pass a series of fitness tests.
The tests assess your ability to cope with the physical stresses encountered during training at the Police Academy and whilst performing the inherent roles of an operational Police Officer.
Psychometric Testing
All applicants who apply to join the San Andreas State Police must complete a psychometric assessment to review their psychological suitability for the role of a San Andreas State Police Officer.
Following this assessment, you may be asked to attend an interview with a San Andreas State Police psychologist to clarify the results of the assessment.
No preparation is required prior to the assessment and full instructions will be provided on the testing day.
Medical Assessment
As part of the recruitment process you will be required to undertake a medical assessment to ensure you are medically fit to perform the inherent role and functions of a San Andreas State Police.
The assessment will be conducted by the external provider Unified Healthcare Group (UHG). Applicants will not be able to undertake the medical assessment until notified by the Police Recruitment Branch.
All costs associated with the medical assessment, including any specialist medical reports, are the responsibility of the applicant.
Not all applicants are required to be interviewed. Recruitment interviews are conducted on a needs basis, generally to clarify issues or problems encountered during the application process. You will be contacted by your case manager if you are required to be interviewed.
Applicants who have successfully completed all elements of the recruitment process will be invited to the San Andreas State Police College to complete the Associate Degree in Policing Practice (ADPP).
The ADPP is the equivalent of a majority of the other FiveM community's theoretical training sessions. Further information is located below on this page.
Associate Degree in Policing Practice
The aim of the Associate Degree in Policing Practice (ADPP) is to produce graduates who:
A confirmed Trooper has achieved a standard of proficiency where they are capable of dealing with situations encountered in the course of their duties. The officer will be able to identify situations where referral is required, work with minimal supervision and undertake to finality (where appropriate) all tasks involving investigations, inquiries, documentation, administration, customer service and support.
The Associate Degree in Policing Practice focuses on delivering the theory, practical and application of the Police Practice Domains as outlined by the Terra Isles Policing Advisory Agency as they apply to the San Andreas State Police Probationary Troopers.
The Associate Degree in Policing Practice (ADPP) is the Community equivalent to completing the Theortical component of the San Andreas State Police College.
