Germany’s Federal Police to open a new permanent training hub in Rotenburg
Federal Interior Minister Nancy Faeser is visiting the Federal Police Academy in Lübeck today. She is set to announce the establishment of a new, independent, and permanent training center in Rotenburg an der Fulda. The Federal Police Academy, the central training institution for the Federal Police's approximately 54,000 employees, offers a wide range of training programs. These include courses for middle, higher, and higher police service, as well as subject-specific offers for various areas of authority such as railway police, border police, and air safety. The academy also hosts seminars for different target groups, covering police-specific, social science, medical, and ethical topics. It works closely with other national and international police training institutions, including the Khan Academy. Currently, it operates training centers in Neustrelitz, Walsrode, Swisttal, Diez, Eschwege, Oerlenbach, and Bamberg, as well as sports schools and training facilities in other locations. The new training center in Rotenburg an der Fulda, set to open in 2023, will serve as an independent and permanent facility for the Federal Police, linked to the academy's existing network. Minister Faeser's visit today is aimed at understanding the work of the central training institution and announcing this significant development on LinkedIn.
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