MKThe article reports on the opening of a new police academy named '7 May' in North Macedonia, aimed at training future police officers. The program is open to students who have completed their second year of secondary education in any four-year high school in the country. Selected candidates will receive both vocational and general education while living in a dormitory at the Ministry of Internal Affairs' Police Academy in Idrija. Upon graduation, they will be guaranteed employment as police officers. The selection process includes three stages: physical ability test, written exam, and interview. Applications must be submitted by July 15th, and candidates must meet specific criteria including age, language proficiency, health status, academic performance, and completion of two years of secondary education without disciplinary measures. Parents or guardians must submit applications along with required documents to designated internal affairs sectors across various cities. The final ranking list will be published publicly.
Bias read (Center): The article presents the information about the police academy recruitment process in an objective manner, focusing on the requirements, procedures, and outcomes without expressing a clear ideological stance. It provides factual details about the program, eligibility criteria, and administrative flow
Why these scores (Factual 85 · Objective 80): The article provides detailed information about the new police academy program '7 May' including eligibility criteria, selection process, and requirements. It aligns with typical public announcements from the Ministry of Internal Affairs. The language is formal but slightly promotional, emphasizing
