Policewomen's School Opens Class 59, Enrols 709 Cadets

The Policewomen’s School (Sepolwan) held the opening ceremony for the 59th class of Non-Commissioned Officer (Bintara) training for the Integrated Police Service Centre (SPKT) function, with 709 female cadets enrolled. The ceremony was led by the National Police’s Deputy Chief of Education and Training, Inspector General Andi Rian R. Djajadi, at the Sepolwan field in Ciputat, South Jakarta.

During the event, the cadets recited the Catur Prasetya pledge, affirming their commitment to their education as members of the Indonesian National Police (Polri). Inspector General Andi Rian stated that the cadets are expected to develop technical competencies and professional ethics to support the implementation of precise policing duties, particularly in delivering excellent service to the public through the SPKT function.

Sepolwan Polri reaffirmed its commitment to producing female non-commissioned officers who are excellent, professional, and humanistic. The cadets are also expected to become the frontline of police services that are responsive, uphold integrity, and are oriented towards the needs of the community.