On the 17th of October 2014 at 1100 hrs the Graduation Ceremony of the 10th Training Course for PSP Agents (CFA) took place at the PSP Police Training School in Torres Novas.
A total of 10,686 persons had applied for the course. Of these, 100 students, 93 males and 7 females) were admitted, all completing the course successfully. The course had a workload of 1,180 hours including 476 hours of practical classes.
The ceremony was presided by S.ª Excellency the Minister of Internal Affairs, Dr. Miguel Macedo, S.ª Excellency the National Director of Public Security Police, Superintendent Louis Farinha and S.ª Excellency the Director of Police Training School, Superintendent Abilio Vieira Pinto.
The new agents will be posted atthe PSP Metropolitan Command Lisbon (50), as well as the District of Aveiro Command PSP (4), Braga (7), Bragança (2), Castelo Branco (3), Coimbra (5) Évora (2), Left (4), Leiria (6), Portalegre (2), Santarém (5), Viana do Castelo (3), Vila Real (3) and Viseu (4).
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