Officer Track, Military Police Corps

There are two ways to become a Military Police officer. The first: start with regular service as a patrol officer or border-crossing fighter, pass a foundation course, and after about six months begin the officer process — a series of "stations": a civilian officer-candidates conference, department-head committees, a civilian selection series, the "Regev" course (officer prep), and then Bahad 1. The second: join a dedicated officer track already at the draft stage — the same basic training and field placements, but aimed at officer rank from the start. Either way, the whole process is a selection, and it builds command and values-based tools for your service.

Profile 72 and above, Dapar 60 and above. Chances of acceptance among those who meet the requirements: medium.

Basic Military Police tironut, a series of selections and courses (including "Regev"), then Bahad 1 (officer school).