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International Police Jobs (NOW HIRING)

Part-Time Police Officer

Chamblee, GA · On-site

$32.39 - $44.27/hr

... and international flair seeking highly qualified individuals to fill positions for P.O.S.T ... The Police Officer position is responsible for a wide range of law enforcement functions to ...

Part-Time Police Officer

Chamblee, GA · On-site

$32.39 - $44.27/hr

... and international flair seeking highly qualified individuals to fill positions for P.O.S.T ... The Police Officer position is responsible for a wide range of law enforcement functions to ...

Police Officer

Chamblee, GA

$32.39 - $44.27/hr

... and international flair seeking highly qualified individuals to fill positions for P.O.S.T ... The Police Officer position is responsible for a wide range of law enforcement functions to ...

Police Officer

Chamblee, GA · On-site

$32.39 - $44.27/hr

... and international flair seeking highly qualified individuals to fill positions for P.O.S.T ... The Police Officer position is responsible for a wide range of law enforcement functions to ...

Carlow University invites applicants for the full-time Police Officer position. Under the ... Founded in 1929 by the Sisters of Mercy, an international community of Roman Catholic women with a ...

Carlow University invites applicants for the full-time Police Officer position. Under the ... Founded in 1929 by the Sisters of Mercy, an international community of Roman Catholic women with a ...

As state-certified peace officers, our police officers primarily serve at the Portland International Airport and the surrounding areas, ensuring compliance with state and federal laws and supporting ...

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How much do international police jobs pay per year?

As of Aug 15, 2026, the average yearly pay for international police in the United States is $62,148.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $48,500.00 and $74,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are the typical work environments and team structures for international police officers?

International Police officers often work in multinational teams or task forces, collaborating with law enforcement agencies from different countries, as well as organizations like Interpol or the United Nations. The work environment can vary, including both office-based analytical settings and field operations in diverse global locations. Officers routinely participate in joint investigations, share intelligence, and coordinate cross-border enforcement actions. Strong teamwork and clear communication are essential, as you may regularly interact with professionals from varied cultural and legal backgrounds. These collaborative environments give you the opportunity to develop specialized expertise and expand your professional network in international policing.

What is an international police?

An International Police job typically involves working with global law enforcement agencies to combat crime that crosses national borders. Officers in these roles may investigate organized crime, terrorism, human trafficking, cybercrime, and drug smuggling. They often collaborate with Interpol, the United Nations, or other multinational organizations to gather intelligence and coordinate operations. Duties can include conducting investigations, training local police forces, and developing crime prevention strategies. These positions require a strong understanding of international law, diplomacy, and cultural awareness.

Are there international police officers?

International police officers are typically part of organizations like Interpol, which coordinates law enforcement across countries. These officers often work on international investigations, share intelligence, and require specialized training and language skills. They usually operate under international agreements and may be seconded from their home countries.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an international police officer?

To thrive as an International Police officer, you need a solid background in law enforcement, a strong understanding of international law, and often knowledge of multiple languages, typically obtained through formal training and police academy certification. Familiarity with international case management systems, extradition protocols, and secure communication technologies is vital. Adaptability, cultural sensitivity, and excellent problem-solving and negotiation skills distinguish top performers in this field. These capabilities are crucial for successful cross-border collaboration, effective conflict resolution, and upholding global public safety standards.

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Infographic showing various International Police job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 89% Full Time, 9% Part Time, and 2% Contract. Highlights an 91% Physical, 3% Hybrid, and 6% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $62,148 per year, or $29.9 per hour.

Multi-Purpose Canine Trainer

K2K9 SOLUTIONS LLC

Coronado, CA

Full-time

Re-posted 8 days ago


Job description

Position: Multi-Purpose Canine Trainer

 Location: Coronado, CA
 Job Type: Full-Time
****Must be eligible to obtain a SECRET Security Clearance****


Responsibilities (including but not limited to):

  • Provide recommendations for MPC (Multi-Purpose Canine) and canine puppy physical conditioning program.
  • Provide recommendations for students and MPC Handler initial and sustainment training and evaluation.
  • MPC and Handler training, equipment, and SOP testing and evaluation (T&E) services.
  • Provide canine adult and canine puppy selection recommendations for Government supplied Canine adults and canine puppies.
  • Coordinate requests for resources (training locations, equipment, personnel) to the government.
  • Attend meetings, conferences, and training events, and provide subject matter expert level recommendations to MPC program personnel on the following topics:
    • MPC and canine puppy initial, corrective, and sustainment training methods
    • MPC and canine puppy physical conditioning methods
    • MPC Handler initial, corrective, and sustainment training methods
    • Operational utilization of the MPC Team
    • MPC Team specific equipment
  • Perform standardized MPC and canine puppy training:
  • Initial training to prepare MPCs to join an MPC Team and be utilized during a Handler Course 
  • Initial training to prepare canine puppies for MPC selection.
  • Perform independently or supervise the MPC Handler execution of the MPC and canine
  • puppy physical conditioning program to include rehabilitation.
  • Provide evaluation, appropriate initial stabilization, and transportation for MPC and
  • puppy illness and injury.
  • Provide initial training and sustainment training to all MPC Handler and MPC Teams to perform all NSW MPC Team capabilities.
  • Tactical obedience
  • Explosives detection (on and off leash)
  • Bite work/Patrol (on and off leash)
  • Tracking (urban and rural)
  • Infiltration
  • Rappel (helicopter and structure)
  • Hoist and lower
  • Military and non-standard ground vehicles

Certifications

  • Shall possess, or obtain via completion of a Government-supplied program of instruction, qualifications in the following areas:
    • Rope operations
    • Third Class Swim Qualification
    • NSW MPC medical care
    • Shall possess or obtain via completion of a Government-supplied program of instruction the following certifications within thirty days of contract award:
    • Class C or military vehicle equivalent driver’s license
    • Explosives handling and transportation personnel qualification and certification in accordance with OPNAVINST 8023.24B.
    • All government supplied certifications listed above not previously held must be obtained within the first 6 months of employment.

Training

  • Successful completion of the following courses:
    • Canine handler course
    • Canine handler instructor course
    • Acceptable courses are those recognized by the following organizations:
    • Department of Defense
    • Department of Homeland Security
    • American Working Dog Association
    • North American Police Work Dog Association
    • International Police Work Dog Association

Experience

  • Shall meet at least one of the following categories for experience:

EITHER shall have a minimum of five years’ experience within the past seven years of direct hands-on training of both handlers and canines in all of the following areas:

  • Tactical obedience
  • Explosives detection (on and off leash)
  • Bite work/Patrol (on and off leash)
  • Tracking (urban and rural)

OR shall have a minimum of one years’ experience in the above and at least four years as a canine handler assigned to a USSOCOM unit.