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RCMP Interview Coaching & Preparation | anEDGE’s 1-on-1 Personalized Approach
✔ Personalized Online 1-1 RCMP Interview Coaching and RCMP Interview Preparation
✔ We guarantee you will feel ready, prepared and confident
✔ RCMP Interview Coaching by our national team of RCMP recruitment specialists
✔ Full Mock RCMP Panel Interview
✔ Understand the RCMP Suitability Interview and its components.
✔ Understand the structure of the RCMP Attribute Evaluation Interview (AEI)
✔ Understand the RCMP Competencies.
✔ Coaching on how to put the RCMP Competencies into the STAR format
✔ How to deal with your “life’s Indiscretions” in the Regular Members Applicants Questionnaire (RMAQ)
1.5h RCMP Interview Coaching Sessions
- Personalized 1-1 delivered online
- 1.5 Hour Sessions
- RCMP Suitability Interview coaching by RCMP Recruitment Specialists
- RMAQ evaluation and coaching
- Taylored to meet your needs
- Flexible coaching sessions
- Full practice mock Interview
- Proven success and real reviews
- Available short notice
Full RCMP Interview Coaching + Mock
- Personalized 1-1 delivered online
- Ideally, need 2-4 weeks over five sessions
- RCMP Suitability Interview Coaching by RCMP Recruitment Specialists
- Understand the RCMP Suitability Interview Questions
- RMAQ evaluation and coaching
- GUARANTEED to have you ready
- 92% Success Rate
- Includes Full Mock Panel Interview with RCMP Officers
RCMP Psychological Assessment Preparation
- Personalized 1-1 1.5-hour preparation Sessions
- Designed specifically to meet your needs
- Psychological Assessment Interview Preparation
- Psychological Written Assessment Preparation
- Mock Written Psychological Exam
- All Canadian Departments
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RCMP Interview Coaching. Preparing you to excel in the RCMP Interviewing Process
The RCMP Suitability Interview comprises two main segments
RCMP Attribute Evaluation Interview (AEI)
The Attribute Evaluation Interview (AEI) is not just a part of the RCMP police officer recruitment process; it’s a pivotal stage. It’s designed to assess your suitability for the role by evaluating your four main competencies, making it a crucial step in your journey.
Our RCMP interview coaching focuses on the following core competencies:
- Problem-solving
- Communication
- Teamwork
- Self-control and composure
Using behaviour-based questions (BOQ), the RCMP delves into your skills, attributes, and characteristics to determine your suitability for the position. To proceed with the recruitment process, passing the Attribute Evaluation is mandatory.
During your RCMP interview coaching sessions, anEDGE will work with you to develop your competencies from your past work, school, or personal life.
Regular Member Applicant Questionnaire (RMAQ) Interview:
Regular Member Applicant Questionnaire (RMAQ) Coaching
During RCMP interview coaching sessions, anEDGE expertly guides you through the Regular Member Applicant Questionnaire (RMAQ) Interview. In this stage, an RCMP suitability or recruiting member reviews your RMAQ responses to:
Gain a deeper understanding of your character.
Evaluate the severity, recency, and frequency of any past negative actions or behaviours.
Assess your ability to address past transgressions in a positive, accountable manner.
Our RCMP interview coaching ensures you are fully prepared for this critical stage, as the outcome of the RMAQ Interview significantly impacts your progress in the RCMP recruiting process. Honesty is essential—disclosing all relevant actions and behaviours in your questionnaire is strongly recommended.
During your preparation, anEDGE RCMP Interview coaches will review your RMAQ responses in detail, helping you confidently own your past experiences and respond effectively. We focus on strategies to highlight integrity, accountability, and personal growth, ensuring you present yourself authentically and positively to the interviewer.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of questions does the RCMP interview include?
The RCMP interview includes behavioural questions, situational questions, and integrity-based questions. You may be asked to describe past experiences where you showed judgment, teamwork, or problem-solving skills. Situational questions test how you would respond in a real policing scenario, while integrity questions explore your background, honesty, and ability to live up to RCMP values.
What is the RCMP interview process?
The RCMP interview process includes the Regular Member Applicant Interview (AEI) and the Regular Member Applicant Questionnaire (RMAQ). These are competency-based interviews designed to measure problem solving, judgment, integrity, communication, and interpersonal skills.
How can RCMP interview coaching help me succeed?
RCMP interview coaching provides one-on-one practice, mock interviews, and feedback from real law enforcement recruitment specialists. Coaching ensures you know what to expect and how to structure your answers to align with RCMP competencies.
What is the AEI in the RCMP hiring process?
The AEI (Regular Member Applicant Interview) is a structured interview that evaluates your ability to demonstrate RCMP core competencies through behavioural and situational questions. Strong answers use the STAR method (Situation, Task, Action, Result).
Is the RCMP interview different from other police interviews in Canada?
Yes. While most police services use behavioural interviews, the RCMP also includes the RMAQ, RMSI, and AEI stages, making their process more in-depth.
What is the RCMP RMAQ interview?
The Regular Member Applicant Questionnaire (RMAQ) interview reviews your application in detail, evaluating your honesty, judgment, and past experiences.
What are the RCMP core values I need to know for the interview?
The RCMP core values are integrity, honesty, professionalism, compassion, respect, and accountability. Expect interview questions linked to these values.
How can I prepare for the RCMP interview?
Review RCMP core values, practice behavioural questions, and refine your RMAQ responses. Coaching with anEDGE helps you prepare structured STAR method answers.
How do I answer behavioural questions in the RCMP interview?
Use the STAR method (Situation, Task, Action, Result) to give detailed, structured answers based on real experiences.
What are common mistakes applicants make in the RCMP interview?
Mistakes include vague answers, using hypothetical examples, lack of preparation, and not linking responses to RCMP values
Will they ask about past drug use?
Yes. The RCMP is clear about wanting full disclosure. Past use doesn’t always disqualify you, but lying about it will.
How important is honesty in the RCMP interview?
Extremely important. Full disclosure is required, and dishonesty will disqualify you. The RCMP values integrity above all.
What happens if I fail the suitability interview?
You will be removed from the process. In most cases, you’ll need to wait before reapplying (the wait time can vary depending on RCMP policy)
How hard is the RCMP suitability interview?
It’s challenging because it’s personal and requires honesty. Many applicants say it feels more stressful than a standard job interview — but preparation and practice make a huge difference.
Why should I use anEDGE for RCMP interview preparation?
anEDGE is Canada’s leading police and law enforcement interview coaching service, offering real RCMP mock panels, individualized coaching, and proven results. Over 92% of our clients advance past RCMP interviews.
Can I practice a full mock RCMP interview?
Yes. anEDGE offers full mock RCMP interviews that simulate real conditions so you’re fully prepared on test day.