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     • Candidates must have at least 200 hours of credit in the required courses and topic areas through the NCJA to apply for the program. Candidates must be a current member of a law enforcement agency (public or private) or a law enforcement support entity.
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     Criminal Investigation Certificate Program - NC Justice Academy

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   What is the North Carolina Criminal Justice Education & Training Standards Commission?

   • The North Carolina Criminal Justice Education and Training Standards Commission is dedicated to meeting the multitude of needs of the criminal justice system in everything it does. The Commission strives to provide quality justice services to all the citizens of North Carolina.

   Criminal Justice Education & Training Standards Commission - NCDOJ

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   What training programs are offered by ncdoj?

   • NCDOJ Law Enforcement Training & Standards Criminal Justice Education and Training Standards Training Certification Programs Training Certification Programs The following training certification programs are administered by the Criminal Justice Standards Division: Basic Law Enforcement Training In-Service Training

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   What training programs are administered by the Criminal Justice Standards Division?

   • The following training certification programs are administered by the Criminal Justice Standards Division: Basic Law Enforcement Training In-Service Training Speed Measurement Instrument Certification Instructor Certification Specialized Instructor Certification Driver Training Explosives and Hazardous Materials Firearms First Responder

   Training Certification Programs - NCDOJ

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   Where can I get a detention officer certification in NC?

   • It is offered across the state by the NC Justice Academy, some Sheriffs’ Offices, and several community colleges. The Rule includes the required topic areas and minimum hours of instruction for each topic. A full course of instruction must be administered to all Detention Officer Certification Course trainees.

   Minimum Training Standards: Detention Officers - NCDOJ

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3. ncdoj.gov › law-enforcement-training › criminal-justiceCriminal Justice Education & Training Standards - NCDOJ

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   The Act created the Criminal Justice Education and Training Standards Commission and led to the adoption of minimum entrance standards, as well as mandatory basic training requirements, for all sworn law enforcement officers, effective in 1973.

4. ncdoj.gov › basic-law-enforcement-trainingBasic Law Enforcement Training - NCDOJ

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   The requirements for admission into a BLET course are: Must be a citizen of the United States. Must be 20 years of age. Priority admission is given to individuals holding full‑time employment with criminal justice agencies.

5. ncdoj.gov › training-certification-programsTraining Certification Programs - NCDOJ

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   The following training certification programs are administered by the Criminal Justice Standards Division: Basic Law Enforcement Training. In-Service Training. Speed Measurement Instrument Certification. Instructor Certification. Specialized Instructor Certification. Driver Training.

6. ncja.ncdoj.gov › certificate-programs › criminalCriminal Investigation Certificate Program - NC Justice Academy

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   Requirements. Candidates must complete an application, which includes the approval of their immediate supervisor AND agency head in order to participate in the program. Candidates must have at least 200 hours of credit in the required courses and topic areas through the NCJA to apply for the program.

7. ncdoj.gov › law-enforcement-training › criminalSpecialized Instructor Certification at North Carolina DOJ

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   Requirements for each specialized instructor course are listed below: Driver Instructor. ( 12 NCAC 09B .0227) Each applicant for specialized driver instructor training shall: Have successfully completed the criminal justice general instructor training course;

8. ncdoj.gov › law-enforcement-training › sheriffsMinimum Training Standards: Detention Officers - NCDOJ

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   Detention Officer Certification Course. The current Commission mandated Detention Officer Certification Course, as outlined in Rule .0601 of the Administrative Code, should contain a minimum of 172 hours of instruction. It is offered across the state by the NC Justice Academy, some Sheriffs’ Offices, and several community colleges.

9. ncja.ncdoj.gov › certificate-programs › criminalCICP Course List - NC Justice Academy

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   Domestic or Juvenile Investigations: Sexual Assault/Trafficking or Financial Investigations: *Courses will only count for one topic area. For example, Child Death may count for General Criminal/Death Investigation or Domestic/Juvenile Investigations.