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Commonwealth Police College
The Commonwealth Police College is the central training institution for all Commonwealth Police officers, located in Comet, the federal capital of Vekllei. Established in 2018, it serves as the sole institution responsible for standardised constable training across all republics of Vekllei. The college ensures that every commissioned constable, regardless of their eventual posting or specialisation, receives the same foundational education in law, civic values and the Commonwealth police procedure.
The main campus occupies 180 hectares in the Meteor Valley, with additional training facilities scattered across the Commonwealth for specialised instruction. Architecture reflects Commonwealth institutional design with practical training facilities, residential halls for cadets, and specialised buildings for different endorsement programmes. The college employs about 320 instructional staff to train approximately 2,800 cadets annually across its various programmes.
Academic Programmes & Schools
- Commonwealth Police College (Comet)
- Base Commission Training Programme
- Commonwealth Legal Programme
- Police Treasury Programme
- Police Smuggling Programme
- Social Sciences Programme
- Federal Commission Programme
- Police Guard Programme
- Police Sword & Baton Programme
- Police Firearms Programme
- Police Driving Programme
- Commonwealth Inspector Training School ( Benahoare)
- Detective Training Programme
- Inspector Training Programme
- Constable Training School ( Caimanas)
- Parish Commission Programme
- Municipal Commission Programme
- Cultural Training Programme
- Commons Mediation Programme
- Police Detachment of the National Littoral Training School ( NS Antigua)
- Port Warden Programme
- Coastal Ranger Programme
- Police Diving Programme
- Police Detachment of the National Ranger School ( Kala)
- Arctic Ranger Programme
- Tribal Commission Programme
- Police Detachment of the National Polar Training School ( Helvasia)
- Polar Ranger Programme
- Police Detachment of the National Equatorial Training School ( Aruba)
- Equatorial Ranger Programme
- Police Detachment of the National Patrol & Scouting School ( Fortress Lola)
- Company Animals Section Programme
- Frontier Programme
- Police Detachment of the National Naval Training Centre ( Fortress Falklands)
- Company Rifles Section Programme
- Company Riot Section Programme
- Police Combat Programme
- Police Marksman Programme
- National Police Aviation School ( AS Oslola)
- Aviation Programme
- Air Assault & Surveillance Programme
- Commonwealth Forensic Science Laboratory ( Antigua)
- National Signals Training School ( AS Scatsta)
- Miscellaneous Republic Training Annexes
The college maintains strong relationships with republic training annexes across the Commonwealth, which provide localised instruction in regional languages, customs and specific legal procedures. Each cadet spends at least one month at their designated republic annex as part of their foundation training.
Training Structure:
The Foundation Course is a comprehensive 6-month programme that all cadets must complete, covering Commonwealth law, civic principles, basic investigation techniques, cultural competency, physical training, swordfighting and baton use, and firearms proficiency. Successful completion grants the base Constable commission.
Primary Endorsement programmes are intensive 3-month courses in chosen specialisations like Detective, Marine Policing, Treasury Policing, or Parliamentary Guard. These provide deep expertise in specific areas of law enforcement.
Secondary Endorsements are offered as 2-week intensive courses that allow constables to gain additional capabilities throughout their careers. Popular secondary endorsements include Commons Mediation, Cultural Heritage and various regional specialisations.
Continuing Education programmes ensure all serving constables maintain current skills and can pursue additional endorsements. Annual refresher training is mandatory, with new endorsement opportunities offered regularly.
Student life centres around practical training exercises that simulate real-world scenarios across different island environments. Through detachments are military training sites, the college maintains training facilities that replicate urban Oslolan conditions, remote Arctic environments, tropical Caribbean settings and maritime operations. The annual Inter-Circuit Exercise brings together cadets from all regional programmes for complex, multi-jurisdictional training scenarios. Police are also trained as a military reserve to mobilise Vekllei citizen-soldiers during wartime.
The college has exchange relationships with police training institutions in other nonaligned countries, particularly India and the Balkan Federation, reflecting Vekllei’s international police cooperation commitments. Many instructors are veteran constables who rotate through teaching assignments as part of their professional development, which helps ensure training remains current with field experience.