This page is a resource for tertiary and secondary school students to assist in finding information.
Victoria Police receives a large number of requests from students every day.
This page provides links to information on news and campaigns, crime statistics, school visits, work experience and placements and more.
| News | To view our latest news and community updates, visit News and community updates. Get a glimpse into Victoria Police and the important work we do every day in the latest edition of Police Life magazine. |
| Interviews | Due to heavy workloads, we are not able to facilitate one on one student interviews with police members. We apologise for any inconvenience. |
| Statistics | Corporate Statistics collect crime, traffic and population statistics, with crime and traffic statistics covering the whole of Victoria. The Crime Statistics Agency (CSA)(opens in a new window) is responsible for processing, analysing and publishing Victorian crime statistics, independent of Victoria Police. |
| Freedom of information | Information requests can be made via Freedom of Information. |
| Work experience and tertiary placement | Victoria Police offers work experience and placements to secondary and tertiary students. To find out about our different programs visit Work experience, traineeships and employment schemes. |
| Careers | To find out more about recruiting and police careers, visit careers. |
| School and community group visits | Police are able to visit schools and discuss a wide range of topics with students. To find out more, contact your local police station. The Victoria Police Museum also runs three education programs based on their collections and the Victorian school curriculum. For more information, visit Victoria Police Museum. |
| Research (tertiary students) | For tertiary students who wish to conduct research with Victoria Police personnel, data or resources visit Research. |
| Guest speakers | Enquiries about police being guest speakers should be directed to your local police. Details of how to contact your local police can be found on Find my local police station. |
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