Objective Structured Performance Related Exam (OSPRE) or National Police Promotion Framework (NPPF)

The Objective Structured Performance Related Exam (OSPRE) or National Police Promotion Framework (NPPF) is used in England and Whales by police officers who wish to be promoted to the ranks of sergeant and inspector. It consists of two parts; a written exam and local selection process to identify the best candidates at the next rank. If successful candidates undergo a 12-month assessment program before any promotions take place.

The OPSRE Part 1 also known as the NPPF Step 2 Legal Exam is a three hour exam with 150 multiple choice questions on general knowledge relevant to the rank of sergeant or inspector. The exam is valid for five years from the date of passing.

Make sure you are prepared for your Objective Structured Performance Related Exam (OSPRE) or National Police Promotion Framework (NPPF). McRee Learning Center can help.