Cyprus Police & Fire Exam study plan

Diagnose your current Greek level by completing one full-length reading-comprehension and grammar diagnostic under timed conditions and recording your error types.

Build a personal vocabulary log of 60 formal/administrative Greek terms (e.g. αίτηση, βεβαίωση, αρμόδιος, παράβαση) with example sentences drawn from official notices.

Practise skimming three short official/administrative Greek texts and writing a one-sentence summary of each in Greek.

Review Greek noun declension and verb aspect (παρατατικός vs αόριστος) by rewriting 15 sentences from present to past.

Complete four timed reading passages (one per session) and mark every question you answered from guesswork rather than textual evidence.

Draft two short formal Greek texts (a 120-word report and a 120-word formal letter) using correct register and connector phrases.

Drill 30 synonym/antonym and 'choose the correct word for the context' items, then write the rule that decided each answer.

Read one Greek news article aloud daily and note five new expressions per article.

Map the structure of the Cyprus Constitution (fundamental rights, separation of powers, the offices of the Republic) into a one-page diagram from memory, then check and correct it.

Summarise in your own words the core citizen rights (equality, liberty, fair trial, expression, assembly, property) and name the article area each belongs to.

Explain, in writing, how a law is challenged before the Supreme Court and what administrative recourse means.

Answer 40 multiple-choice constitutional-law items and log every wrong answer with the correct principle.

Write a 300-word plain-Greek summary of the main police duties (prevention, patrol, investigation, public assistance) and the limits placed on police powers.

Compare police and fire service command structures and rank hierarchy in a two-column table built from official public information.

Describe the citizen's obligations during a police check (identification, questioning, arrest, detention limits) in a checklist.

Complete 30 scenario items on lawful vs unlawful police action and justify each choice in one sentence.

Outline the fire service's prevention, rescue and firefighting duties and the safety rules for the public in an emergency.

Build a timeline of 15 current Cypriot public-affairs facts (institutions, offices, recent institutional changes) each with a source and date.

Practise 20 scenario questions on inter-agency cooperation and emergency call handling, writing the correct sequence of actions.

Summarise one week of Cypriot news in 200 words of Greek, focusing on public safety and governance.

Solve 40 numerical problems (percentages, ratios, averages, unit conversion, distance/speed/time) under a 60-minute timer and record time per item.

Complete 30 logical-reasoning sets (sequences, syllogisms, odd-one-out, spatial rotation) and write the reasoning rule for each type.

Build a one-page formula sheet covering percentage change, weighted averages and rate problems, then use it on a fresh 20-item set.

Review every error and re-solve it without notes until correct twice.

Demonstrate the correct sequence for adult CPR, recovery position and choking response by writing a step list and rehearsing it aloud without notes.

Rank 12 emergency scenarios (bleeding, burns, fracture, heatstroke, fainting) by first action and justify each ranking.

Complete 25 IT items on file management, spreadsheets, email security and passwords, and correct every error.

Write a short protocol for handling a data-protection-sensitive request, naming the principles you apply.

Sit two full mixed mock exams under real timing and score each domain separately.

Re-teach your five weakest topics from earlier weeks by writing a half-page explanation for each without notes.

Re-drill only the error-log items from weeks 1-7 until you reach 90% accuracy.

Plan exam-day logistics: timing per section, order of answering, and a checklist of documents and rules.