Federal Interior Minister Faeser pays a visit to the Federal Police Academy in Lübeck, BPOL-AKAD.
The Federal Police Academy, the central training institution for approximately 54,000 employees of the Federal Police, recently welcomed Federal Interior Minister Nancy Faeser for a visit. During her visit, Minister Faeser thanked all Federal Police employees for their committed and highly professional work.
Located in Lübeck, the Federal Police Academy serves as the employment office of the Federal Police, responsible for all personnel recruitment measures. It lays the foundation for federal police officers to be well-equipped for deployment in various areas, such as border control, sea security, rail traffic, airport security, fighting human smugglers, supporting states in major deployments, and being active abroad.
The Federal Police Academy operates several training and further education centers across Germany. These include the Federal Police Training Center Kührointhaus, seven training and further training centers in Neustrelitz, Walsrode, Swisttal, Diez, Eschwege, Oerlenbach, and Bamberg, a training facility in Bielefeld, and the Federal Police Sports Schools Bad Endorf and Kienbaum.
Minister Faeser also announced the establishment of a new permanent training and further education center of the Federal Police. This new facility will be located in Rotenburg an der Fulda. The Minister emphasized the importance of training and continuously furthering the Federal Police given the growing threat situations and constantly changing crime.
The Federal Police has been strengthened by 1,000 posts per year since 2021. The Academy offers subject-specific training for various areas of the authority, such as railway police, border police, air security, police technology, police sports, foreign deployment, and deployment in the police medical service.
In addition, the Federal Police Academy offers seminars for various governmental, state, and international target groups. These seminars cover interdisciplinary topics, including police-specific, social science, medical, and ethical subjects.
For press inquiries, the Public Relations Department of the Federal Police Academy can be contacted at Tel: 0451-49055-1020, Email: [email protected], and website: http://www.bundespolizei.de.
The original content of this article was transmitted by the Federal Police Academy, as reported by news aktuell.
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