Did the Japanese police graduate with a doctorate?

There are no specific statistics, but the academic requirements of Japanese police are not very high, and anyone with high school education can take the police exam.

What are the educational requirements for being a policeman in Japan? You can be a policeman after graduating from high school. Here, take the recruitment of Japanese police in 202 1 as an example to introduce it to you.

1 class is for college graduates, with 720 male police officers and 20 female police officers1class. The third category is for high school graduates, recruiting 300 male police officers and 60 female police officers. There are also requirements for physical fitness, but the requirements are not very high. Male requires 160cm or more and weighs more than 48kg. Women are required to be over 154cm in height and over 45kg. The naked eye vision should be above 0.6, and the corrected vision should be above 1.0. If you want to be a Japanese policeman, you still need to pass the exam, which is divided into two times. The first exam mainly examines the education, composition, national language and physical adaptability. The second exam requires an interview and further physical examination, and it is also necessary to examine whether you are suitable to be a policeman through narrative methods.

In addition to the high welfare (almost all policemen in many countries in the world have high welfare), the annual salary of Japanese policemen is not low. The average annual salary of Japanese police exceeds 8 million yen (plus bonus), of course, the salary of Japanese police is different at all levels. Japanese police ranks from small to large are: patrol officer, patrol chief, patrol minister, police department supplement (deputy police department), police department, police, police chief, police chief, police chief. The deputy director of Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department and the directors of police headquarters in Osaka, Kyoto, Gunma, Kanagawa, Hokkaido, Miyagi, Hiroshima and Fukuoka are all police supervisors. Japanese police are divided into ordinary group (non-professional group), quasi-elite group (quasi-professional group) and elite group (professional group). Japanese civil servants are recruited locally, while national recruitment is unified (similar to China). As long as you pass the self-enrollment examination of the Metropolitan Police Department or the prefectural police headquarters, you will enter the police school for 6 to 65,438+00 months of training (the training period for college graduates is 6 months, and the training period for short-term college graduates is 65,438+00). After passing the training, they will be officially appointed as patrol officers (officially become police officers).