
42nd PITC - Passing Out Parade
Tune in tonight at 8:30 PM for the live broadcast of the Passing Out Parade for the 41st Police Initial Training Course, streaming on PSM News.
NCPLE Main Campus, Addu City
The First Line Management Course – 15 was successfully concluded following four weeks of intensive training conducted from 7 June to 5 July 2026. The course was attended by 30 police officers from Meemu, Faafu, Dhaalu, Thaa, and Laamu Atolls, with all participants successfully...
The National College of Policing and Law Enforcement (NCPLE) stands as a beacon of innovation and excellence in law enforcement education, shaping the future of policing in the Maldives and beyond. Building on the proud legacy of the Police Academy and the Institute of Security and Law Enforcement Studies, we are committed to empowering the next generation of law enforcement leaders through cutting-edge training, advanced technologies, and transformative learning experiences.
To develop responsible and highly competent personnel for the security and law enforcement sector through progressive, quality training and education
To be the premier provider of professional training and education for security and law enforcement sector.
NCPLE embodies the core values of the Maldives Police Service including Integrity, Accountability, Respect, Fairness, Empathy and Dedication.

Tune in tonight at 8:30 PM for the live broadcast of the Passing Out Parade for the 41st Police Initial Training Course, streaming on PSM News.
NCPLE Main Campus, Addu City
Are Saying
The Police Initial Training Program was a life-changing experience that transformed me both personally and professionally. It pushed me to surpass my limits, proving that mindset is the key to unlocking true potential. Through immersive sessions on policing, investigation, and operational tactics, I developed critical skills to handle real-world scenarios with confidence.
Constable Shina Mohamed Junaid
PITC - 38 | 10 April 2025
The instructors were supportive and inspiring, fostering an environment that emphasized discipline, teamwork, and professional growth. I developed leadership skills, empathy, and the ability to handle real-world challenges with professionalism. This foundational course has strengthened my patriotism and commitment to protecting and serving my country with honor, making it an invaluable step in my journey as a police officer.
Constable Hassan Aleef Ibrahim
PITC - 38 | 10 April 2025
My experience in the Police Initial Training Course has been incredibly enriching. As a student officer in the 37th batch, I’ve gained valuable skills in crisis management, conflict resolution, and tactical awareness. The course has helped me build confidence, resilience, and adaptability, qualities that are essential in policing.
Constable Abdulla Ziyan Ali
PITC - 37 | 15 March 2025
News
The Physical Fitness Training Instructor's Symposium 2026 is officially underway with a clear mission, to upgrade our training methods, minimize injury rates, and standardize physical fitness
First Line Management Course – 15 was successfully concluded after four weeks of training, conducted from 7 June to 5 July 2026, with 30 officers from Meemu, Faafu, Dhaalu, Thaa, and Laamu Atolls.
Certified Trainer Course – 16 officially commenced on 5 July 2026 at the Criminal Investigation Building. The opening remarks were delivered by Superintendent of Police Ibrahim Munaz, Head of the Centre for Leadership
A total of 140 student officers successfully completed the campus phase of the training programme, comprising 104 males and 36 females.