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Course Criteria
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0.04 Credits
This course is designed for human resource professionals and small business owners in the public private and non-private sector. The course will also review the necessary policies and procedures necessary to ensure the pre-employment meets state and federal laws. he course will assist your organization in developing a better application process and release forms and provide valid resources that can be used to conduct reference checks.
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0.08 Credits
Provides practical application of crime scene skills. this course is designed to teach the proper techniques of securing, documenting, preserving, and collecting physical evidence at a crime scene for courtroom presentation.
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2.40 Credits
Provides students with an update and refresher of those sections of the PA Crimes Code which are most applicable to certified agents. Students are taught how a pistol, revolver, and shotgun operate, as well as safe handling techniques. Students are required to demonstrate proficiency in the use of a handgun, as well as safe handling and firing of a 12-gauge shotgun.
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0.80 Credits
To provide an update and refresher of those sections of the PA Crimes Code which are most applicable to certified agents. The student will learn how a pistol, revolver, and shotgun operate and safe handling techniques. The student will be required to demonstrate proficiency in the use of a handgun and safe handling and firing of a 12 gauge shotgun.
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0.04 Credits
This program presents all of the skills and knowledge necessary for one to become certified/recertified in the use of Oleoresin Capsicum (OC) "pepper spray" This course introduces individuals to OC and its basic principles of use. Lectures on the effects of OC, how to use OC (general after use guidelines), when to use and not to use of force considerations and threat recognition are all covered.
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0.04 Credits
Trains security professionals to properly use the expandable baton. This course teaches professionals proper stances, positions and strikes, as well as weapon retention and disarming. This course is for students who are Act 235 certified.
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0.04 Credits
This course of instruction is designed to improve officers' skills in communication. This course teaches officers to communicate professionally and effectively on the street in public and with peers. The officer will use professional skills to gain respect and manage conflict in a diverse society.
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0.04 Credits
Examines the importance of street level drug enforcement and the challenges and pitfalls that exist in this enforcement strategy. This four hour course covers such topics as the investigation strategy of both uniformed and non-uniformed officers, how to work with other agencies, the ethical issues of profiling, use of information and testifying in course.
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0.01 Credits
Continues the knowledge and skills taught in the basic training and expands upon the students' knowledge, skill and performance. This course is structured to provide the student with on-on-one instruction with an expert firearms instructor. Instructors design a training session to suit their exact needs and skill level. Furthermore, adjustments can be made throughout the course as the student advance in skill-level and performance. This allows the student to have an immersive and satisfying range experience, as each session is "tailor made. " Possible training topics, as determined by the instructor may be: marksmanship, loading and reloading, drawing from holster, stoppage and malfunction clearing, and shooting from cover. Students must possess the following: their own handgun, at least two magazines/speed loaders, at least 50 rounds of manufacturer-approved ammunition NO RELOADED ammunition allowed, belt and holster, proper hearing and eye protection, and a baseball-style hat. Note: Instructors will make a safety examination of the student???s handgun (and other items), and have the sole discretion to deny any of its use. MUST BE AT LEAST 21 YEARS OLD TO REGISTER Costs: Individual - $75.00/hour, additional hours $50/hour (max. 2 additional hours) Couple/two students - $125.00/hour, additional hours - $100/hour (max. 2 additional hours)
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0.08 Credits
Covers the importance of shoe, foot, and tire impressions which are left behind at crime scenes and the importance this particular type of evidence can be to a criminal investigation. The course material is presented in lecture format and covers lectures on the various types of impressions, their causation, and use in identification. Upon completion of the lecture portion of the course, students receive practical training on impression identification, photography, and collection.
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