POLICE FOUNDATIONS TRAINING

Are you a Canadian citizen or soon to be? Are you in good health and able to meet the challenges of a physically demanding job? Do you have a grade 12 diploma or equivalent? What about good command of English? Are you community minded? Have you ever volunteered your time to community service?

There are currently 26,205 working police officers in the province of Ontario. Canada wide, the number rises to 68,777. Canada employs approximately 26,000 correctional service workers. The Canada Border Services Agency operates 119 land crossings and 39 international airports. CBSA employs some 12,000 civil servants. In Canada, the private sector of law enforcement currently employs over 100,000 personnel.

Working in a law enforcement career offers unparalleled growth and employee satisfaction. You can improve the lives of others while contributing to the well-being of the community.

If you’re interested in a law enforcement career, consider police foundations training. Police foundations training helps you explore the challenges of working in public law enforcement. The program also helps you prepare for the many demands in the field. You can choose a career in policing or a related field in public law enforcement. Let our police foundations program prepare you for your future.

CSPIS’s Police Foundations training may give you an edge in pursuing a police-related career. It might even help you over other police foundations programs from business career colleges. Our strong emphasis on all elements of law enforcement serves as a preparation for candidates wishing to continue on in this challenging career path at the municipal, provincial or federal level. Being a graduate of this intensive, highly focused course could give you an advantage in being accepted into a police academy, and help ensure your success while there.

CSPIS’s police foundations program runs year-round, so you can get started without delay. You can complete your education in far less time than a traditional college program. A career in public sector law enforcement means working for a publicly funded police force. This difficult and demanding work requires many skills, both physical and mental. Many of these skills can be developed and enhanced with the right training, while others traits are more innate and intuitive.