Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice
University of Venda
Subject requirements

Police officers keep people safe and enforce the law. You join the South African Police Service (SAPS) with matric, no degree needed.
Compare the APS and subject requirements for programmes that can lead to Police Officer. Universities use different APS scales, so check your marks against each university separately.
University of Venda
Subject requirements
The best way is first. If your marks are not enough for one way, try the next one down.
To get in: Matric (Grade 12), SA citizen, aged 18 to under 30, No criminal record, medically and physically fit. No degree needed. You must pass selection: a fitness test, a medical, and psychometric tests, plus an interview.
You apply to SAPS when recruitment opens. You then do the Basic Police Development Learning Programme: 12 months at a SAPS academy and 12 months in the field. You earn a salary during training. You become a constable, and can rise through the ranks to sergeant, warrant officer, and higher.
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To get in: Matric (Grade 12), SA citizen, usually aged 18 to 35, Driver's licence often required. Cities like Johannesburg, Cape Town, and Tshwane run their own metro police.
You apply to your city's metropolitan police department when they recruit, and you do their training programme. You become a metro police officer, focused on by-laws, traffic, and local safety.
SAPS intake closed? Metro police departments recruit separately, and traffic officer training is another route into law enforcement.
Did not get into the SAPS intake, or want another way into law enforcement? You have options.
Metro police (like JMPD) and traffic departments recruit separately. Traffic officer training is a shorter route into law enforcement.
Reservists are trained volunteers who help the police. It is a way to get experience and show commitment before a full intake.
Intakes are competitive. Get fit, get your driver's licence, keep a clean record, and apply again at the next intake.
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