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Student Police Academy, Calgary Police Service

Run by Calgary Police Service and the Calgary Police Youth Foundation

Who can apply Grade 12 students from Calgary and the surrounding area, and spots are limited

Cost and deadline

Cost
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Deadline April 23, 2027

Date from the provider's page, checked Oct 2026.

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Apply at https://www.calgarypolice.ca/public-safety/youth-safety-and-programs/student-police-academy.html

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Format
Conferences and workshops
Duration
One day in May
Grades
Grade 12
Location
Heritage Park, Calgary

About this program

A one-day academy where Grade 12 students put on a mock police uniform and duty belt, get paired with an officer mentor, and work through more than 20 realistic scenarios such as wellness checks, vehicle stops and noise complaints. It also covers crime scene analysis, collision reconstruction and surveillance. Breakfast and lunch are provided. The 2027 academy runs May 19, and you apply by emailing the form.

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