Armed Public Security Assistant

Complete job description ------------------------------- on the site https://www.ge.ch/devenir-assistant-assistante-securite-publique-arme-e Imperative criteria • Admission age: be between 20 and 45 years old; • Nationality: be of Swiss nationality or in possession of a C permit; • French language: have a certificate of success in the basic French language test organized by UNIGE Online registration: https://mdl.unige.ch/fr/servicecite/cfps/examen-francais/; • Practice of a foreign language: knowledge of a second language is an asset; • Training: have successfully completed a 3-year post-obligatory training recognized at the federal level; Foreign diplomas and certificates: Please inform yourself on the Confederation's website for the recognition of diplomas: https://www.sbfi.admin.ch/sbfi/fr/home/formation/reconnaissance-de-diplomes-etrangers/procedure-de-reconnaissance-lors-dun-etablissement-en-suisse/autorites-de-reconnaissance.html. Before that and if necessary, you must first have your documents translated by an official professional translator: https://www.ge.ch/trouver-traducteur-jure. • Background: have a clean criminal record. Do not be subject to prosecution or default of goods. Unfavorable judicial or police records may be eliminatory in the selection and admission process; • Driver's license: be in possession of a category B and A1 driver's license (without restriction) before the start of training. If you are in possession of a foreign driver's license, you must have obtained the equivalent for category A2 before starting your training; • Military service: for persons of Swiss nationality or under 25 years old in the naturalization phase; have completed compulsory service (recruit school or civil service) or be subject to the exemption tax, this before the start of academic training; • Experience: the person who does not hold a recognized training title equivalent to a CFC must have at least 7 years of professional experience in private security. Desirable criteria • Hold a D1 driver's license; • Have a good level of typing. Ten-finger method and be able to type 120 keystrokes/minute; • Have professional experience in the security field; • Knowledge of a second language is an asset (minimum A2); Training Candidates will undergo the same selection process as candidates for a police officer position, but with weighted criteria, A specific four-month training, sanctioned by a certificate, is provided at the Savatan Police Academy and in Geneva. TO APPLY: If you recognize yourself in this profile, we ask you to kindly register directly on the site: devenez.ge.ch