The journey of a veteran returning to civilian life involves reintegrating into their community, establishing a daily routine, and discovering a new sense of self—with their military experience becoming an integral part of this transition. Meaningful, fulfilling work is a key aspect of this return to civilian life.

As a structural unit of the National Police of Ukraine, the Security Police facilitates the employment of veterans, offering an environment where the skills and competencies acquired during military service can be fully utilized in a professional capacity.

Key benefits of employment with the Security Police include:
  • rapid hiring and onboarding;
  • competitive salary;
  • flexible work schedule;
  • provision of uniforms and special equipment;
  • social benefits, including regular and additional paid leave, paid sick leave, financial assistance for health and wellness, and other guarantees mandated by labor laws;
  • training at the Vinnytsia Higher Vocational School of the Security Police Department, tailored to the specific requirements of the role;
  • access to psychosocial support provided by qualified professionals.
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Employment of war veterans in the Security Police

How to get a job with the Security Police
To apply for the position, you need:
  • personal documents (passport, tax ID number, educational credentials);
  • a criminal record clearance certificate;
  • certificates from a narcologist and a psychiatrist;
  • a medical clearance certificate confirming the absence of contraindications for the desired profession (in accordance with Ministry of Health Order No. 246-2007 "On Approval of the Procedure for Conducting Medical Examinations of Certain Categories of Workers");
  • a military registration document.
The hiring of war veterans by the Security Police is conducted in accordance with standard Ukrainian labor legislation. Qualification requirements regarding education include complete or basic general secondary education, as well as vocational or higher education. Proficiency in the state language is required.