CZ:Proposals/Should we remove the educational prequisites in place in order to be considered for the Constabulary?: Difference between revisions

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== Complete explanation ==
== Complete explanation ==


This proposal argues that the minimum educational requirement for constables be scrapped.
This issue argues that the minimum educational requirement for constables be scrapped.


== Reasoning ==
== Reasoning ==

Revision as of 21:37, 7 May 2008

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Driver: Denis Cavanagh

Complete explanation

This issue argues that the minimum educational requirement for constables be scrapped.

Reasoning

As mentioned in the overall summary, the reasoning behind this proposal is:

One: We will need more constables as we grow. We should do our best to increase the potential pool of constables out there.

Two: There is little distinction maturity wise between those who have a college degree and those who don't. The constabulary isn't a position that needs 'educated' men, it needs reasonable and mature people. Whether you work on a factory floor or in an office with a business degree, the natural ability of reasonability and maturity is constant!


Discussion

A discussion section, to which anyone may contribute.

Hmmn, this is interesting. One of (my) biggest doubts about CZ was its high standards in such areas. When I first started I thought standards such as this would restrict the project and force it into stagnation. I, for one, would tend to agree with this proposal. The role of constable (ooh, I just noticed the page's typo) seems a very interesting, and needed one at that. While I do not seek such a position now, I would like the option to be available, without regard to my current level of education. Whether or not I do horribly at that job would have no correlation to whether or not I've had 4 years of college, or even my age. It has more to do with personality types, responsibility, and cool-headed-ness. Just my take on the matter. John Dvorak 21:35, 7 May 2008 (CDT)

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