Police constables in Namibia earn an average wage of around N$22,000 per month. This is significantly lower but is still significantly higher than the average wage in many other African countries.

What does a police constable in Namibia do

A police constable in Namibia upholds the law and protects the public. They are also responsible for investigating crimes and providing security for important locations and events.

How to become a police constable in Namibia?

If you are interested in a career as a police constable in Namibia, then you should start by looking into the requirements that are necessary in order to become a police officer. The Namibian Police Service (NPS) is a national police force that handles law enforcement in Namibia. In order to become a police officer in Namibia, you will need to pass the Police Officer Basic Training (POBT) course. After you have successfully completed the POBT course, you will then need to pass the Police Constable Examination. If you are successful in passing both the POBT and the Police Constable Examination, they will award you with the position of Constable.