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 | | Program of Studies | | Semester 1 | | COMM | 10114 | Report Writing & Court Preparation
| 3.00 | | CRED | 10037 | Field Seminar: Provincial Court | 5.00 | | HLTH | 10068 | Personal Fitness Training for Policing | 1.00 | | LAWS | 10023 | Court Testimony
| 3.00 | | LAWS | 10035 | Subject Control Tactics | 3.00 | | LAWS | 10036 | Investigaive Analysis | 3.00 | | LAWS | 10038 | Judgemental Training Scenarios | 3.00 | | LAWS | 10039 | Crime Scene Analysis | 3.00 | | Semester 2 | | CRED | 10038 | Field Seminar : Criminal Court | 5.00 | | HLTH | 10059 | Lifestyle Management in Policing | 1.00 | | LAWS | 10025 | Public Safety Professionalism
| 1.00 | | LAWS | 10026 | Police Vehicle Safety & Skills | 2.00 | | LAWS | 10027 | Document & Evidentry Jurisprudence
| 3.00 | | LAWS | 10028 | Search Authority & Liability
| 3.00 | | LAWS | 10034 | Police, Ethics, Professionalism & Supervision | 3.00 | | LAWS | 10037 | Police Applicants: Process & Prep | 3.00 | | LAWS | 10040 | Soc & Cult Comm Policing Issues | 3.00 | Ontario College Graduate Certificate (226)
Brantford Campus, One year
Start date: September | Highlights - Build
an advanced set of knowledge and skills for an era of new domestic
issues such as terrorism, violence, gang warfare, forensics, Internet
and media violence, diversity issues and intense surveillance
- Discover
a unique program format including both college professors and Police
trainers, learning through case studies and scenarios, electronic
forums and mentoring
- Understand Canadian political,
justice and legal systems including the wide variety of criminal and
civil justice agencies and services
- Research, organize, evaluate, synthesize and analyze evidence and statistical data based on investigation
- Apply ethical, accountable and effective professional practices to individuals and groups from a variety of diverse backgrounds
- Practice
risk management principles to minimize civil liabilities by knowing the
current legal responsibilities of law enforcement including arrest and
use of force
- Develop effective problem-solving skills with
respect to critical incident management in law enforcement,
particularly in evidence gathering and arrest
- Enhance computer, communication, team-building and relationship skills
Top of Page Career Opportunities Industries of Employment: - Police Services
- Law Enforcement and Security Agencies
- Provincial and Federal Law Enforcement
- Information Systems and Forensics
- Utility, Transportation and Corporate Security
Occupational Categories: - Police Officers
- Security Officers
- Security Management
- Crisis Prevention and Response
Admission Requirements One of: - College diploma in Police Foundations or Law and Security
- University degree in Criminology or other related field
- Equivalent combination of education and work experience
And - Orientation session, physical fitness test, resumé, essay and/or questionnaire
- Accepted applicants will be required to submit to a police check
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