Police agencies in Argentina and Mexico announce new recruitment drives

Law enforcement agencies in Argentina and Mexico have announced new recruitment drives. In Tierra del Fuego, Argentina, the provincial police are opening pre-registrations for the 2027 academic cycle. Applicants can choose between a three-year program at the ‘General José Francisco de San Martín’ Cadet School to become an Officer, or a nine-month program at the ‘Agente Ernesto Krund’ School to become an Agent. Requirements include being a native or opted Argentine citizen with a completed secondary education, with age limits ranging from 18 to 24 for officers and 18 to 28 for agents.

In Mexico, the Federal Protection Service (SPF) is conducting recruitment sessions throughout October across ten states, including Chiapas, Mexico City, Guerrero, and Veracruz. The agency is seeking ‘Protectores de la Nación’ to guard people, assets, and strategic installations. Candidates must be between 18 and 65 years old with at least a secondary education. The positions offer a monthly salary of 13,607 pesos along with various social benefits and professional development opportunities.