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(EPS) Edmonton Police Service Interview Coaching – EPS personal disclosure interview – EPS behavioural descriptive interview (BDI) 

Edmonton Police Service (EPS) Interview Coaching & Preparation | anEDGE’s Proven 1-on-1 Approach

Personalized Online 1-on-1 Edmonton Police Interview Coaching and full EPS interview preparation tailored to your needs.

✔ We guarantee you will feel prepared, confident, and ready for your Edmonton Police Service interview.

One-on-one EPS Interview Coaching delivered by our national team of law enforcement recruitment specialists.

✔ Complete mock Edmonton Police Service panel interview with experienced law enforcement officers.

✔ Learn to fully understand the Edmonton Police Service (EPS) Personal Disclosure Interview and its key components.

✔ Master the structure of the Edmonton Police Service (EPS) BDI interview.

✔ Develop a strong understanding of the Edmonton Police Service’s core competencies.

✔ Receive expert coaching on how to present Edmonton Police Service core competencies in the STAR format for maximum impact

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1:1 1.5h EPS Interview Coaching Sessions

Full EPS Interview Coaching Program + Mock

EPS Psychological Assessment Preparation

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Questions about our Edmonton Police Service (EPS)Interview Coaching

The Edmonton Police Services Interview comprises two main segments

Edmonton Police Service (EPS) Personal Discloser Interview

At our Edmonton Police Interview Coaching sessions, we guide you through the Personal Disclosure Interview—one of the most essential parts of the Edmonton Police Service recruitment process.

In this interview, a Edmonton Police Recruiting Officer will review your Personal Disclosure Form and personal history in depth, so you’re fully prepared to respond with clarity and confidence.”

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Edmonton Police Service (EPS) Behavioural Descriptive Interview (BDI)

At anEDGE, we specialize in Edmonton Police Service interview coaching to help applicants excel in the Behavioural Descriptive Interview (BDI). The BDI is based on the principle that past behaviour is the strongest predictor of future performance.

As part of the Edmonton Police Service hiring process, the BDI evaluates your character and suitability for policing through five key competencies:

  • Interpersonal Skills

  • Adaptability & Decisiveness

  • Stress Management

  • Valuing Service & Diversity

  • Initiative & Perseverance

Our expert coaching ensures you understand what EPS recruiters are looking for and how to deliver strong, competency-based examples that demonstrate your readiness for a career in policing.

During the Edmonton Police Behavioural Descriptive Interview, applicants must structure their answers using the STAR method, a proven framework for clear and compelling responses:

  • Situation – Describe the context or challenge you faced.

  • Task – Explain your responsibility or goal.

  • Action – Detail the steps you took to address the challenge.

  • Result – Share the outcome and what you learned from the experience.

This approach allows you to present your experiences as professional, structured stories that highlight the competencies the Edmonton Police Service is assessing.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

The Edmonton Police Service (EPS) interview process includes both the EPS Personal Disclosure Interview (PDI) and the EPS Behavioural Descriptive Interview (BDI). These interviews assess your character, integrity, decision-making, and readiness to serve as a police officer.

The Personal Disclosure Interview (PDI) is a structured interview where you answer questions about your personal history, integrity, financial responsibility, lifestyle choices, and past decisions. It allows EPS recruiters to evaluate your honesty and suitability for policing.

The Behavioural Descriptive Interview (BDI) focuses on your past experiences. EPS recruiters ask you to describe real-life situations where you demonstrated key competencies, because past behaviour is the best predictor of future behaviour.

The EPS BDI measures five essential policing competencies: Interpersonal Skills, Adaptability & Decisiveness, Stress Management, Valuing Service & Diversity, and Initiative & Perseverance.

EPS interview coaching gives you insider knowledge of what recruiters are looking for. At anEDGE, our one-on-one coaching helps you avoid mistakes, prepare strong STAR examples, and answer with confidence so you can stand out in the EPS hiring process.

Preparation involves reviewing your personal history, understanding areas that EPS will question (such as finances, driving record, and integrity), and practicing how to answer honestly and professionally. Our coaching includes mock EPS PDI sessions so you are fully prepared.

EPS expects you to use the STAR method:

  • Situation – Describe the context.

  • Task – Explain your role.

  • Action – Detail the steps you took.

  • Result – Share the outcome and what you learned.
    Our coaching helps you master STAR so your answers are structured, clear, and impactful.

Expect questions about your employment history, education, financial responsibility, lifestyle, driving record, and any past indiscretions. EPS interview coaching prepares you to answer honestly while showing accountability and professionalism.

Expect questions about your employment history, education, financial responsibility, lifestyle, driving record, and any past indiscretions. EPS interview coaching prepares you to answer honestly while showing accountability and professionalism.

You’ll need examples from work, school, volunteering, or personal life that demonstrate the five EPS competencies. Our interview coaching guides you in selecting strong stories and shaping them into STAR responses.

Common errors include:

  • Giving vague or hypothetical answers.

  • Forgetting to use STAR.

  • Failing to disclose important information.

  • Appearing unprepared.
    Our EPS interview coaching helps you avoid these mistakes and deliver confident answers.

The PDI typically lasts 1–2 hours, depending on your background. With preparation and coaching, you can stay confident and consistent throughout the process.

The BDI generally lasts about an hour. Applicants should come prepared with multiple STAR examples covering different competencies.

 

Past mistakes do not always disqualify you, but failing to disclose them honestly can. EPS values integrity. Our coaching helps you explain your mistakes in a way that shows accountability, learning, and growth.

 

No. Memorized answers often sound robotic. Instead, you should understand your STAR examples well enough to discuss them naturally. We coach you to stay authentic while remaining structured.

 

The best way to practice is through mock interviews. At anEDGE, we conduct realistic EPS BDI practice sessions, helping you refine your examples, delivery, and confidence.

 

We recommend starting as early as possible, ideally before reaching the interview stage. Early preparation gives you time to refine your STAR stories, practice delivery, and build confidence.

 

Yes. anEDGE offers personalized 1-on-1 Edmonton Police interview coaching online, making it accessible to applicants across Alberta and Canada.

 

Unlike generic test-prep services, anEDGE is a boutique Canadian coaching company. We provide personalized one-on-one coaching with real police recruiters who have direct experience with the EPS process.

 

Yes. We provide full mock EPS interviews covering both the Personal Disclosure Interview and the Behavioural Descriptive Interview, so you know exactly what to expect on interview day.

 

 

Booking is simple through our website. You’ll be connected with one of our EPS interview coaching specialists for tailored, one-on-one preparation that maximizes your success in the Edmonton Police Service hiring process.

 

 

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