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Originally Posted by 94c
the only experience civil service will give you is for "police" experience.
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Originally Posted by thesarge
That is not true. They give you experience points based on certain classes (such as T for T, teaching classes (CPR, First Aid, Firearms, etc.), college experience, and other qualifications. It is only a small percentage that is figured out with a formula that will count as your experience which is then weighted against your written score to give you your final score. The question he is asking refers to promotional examinations, not a new hire.
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