PREPARE FOR THE EXAM WITH CCS TEST PREP®

The Providence Police Department in Rhode Island conducts a very competitive entry-level police officer hiring process. The process begins with a rigorous physical assessment which must be passed in order to later sit for the written examination. Following the physical test, those who pass then sit for a scored written examination. It is this exam that determines a candidates rank on the list moving forward in the hiring process. It is important for serious candidates to properly prepare for the exam. Just like an attorney preparing for the bar exam or any other professional preparing for their professional licensing exams, candidates are expected to professional and properly study for the qualifying examination. CCS Test Prep® provides the most on-point and credentialed exam preparations services available. Contact us to join the CCS Test Prep® for information regarding preparation for the next Providence Police Department testing cycle.

Those candidates looking to prepare to achieve a top score on the next exam should complete the Candidate Inquiry Form below!

The CCS Test Prep® Program is a very focused training course during which Chief David A. Paprota, Ed.D. (Ret.) works with students using an online platform for the two weeks leading up to the actual exam. Along with videos and instructional lessons, students have the ability to complete online practice quizzes which are instantly scored and include answer guides to ensure maximum retention and understanding. This focused approach has proven to be far superior to in-class lectures and has produced exceptional results.  

For information regarding the exam preparation services provided by Critical Concepts and Strategies (CCS Test Prep®) for the Providence (RI) Police Department Entry-Level Police Officer Exam, please utilize the CONTACT FORM below to submit an inquiry. 

Dr. David A. Paprota will respond to your inquiry within 72 hours. 

Unless otherwise indicated, you will be added to the CCS Test Prep® email list to receive updates from Dr. Paprota regarding New Jersey entry-level testing.