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09-08 Moundsville Training Center
HIGH RISK ENTRY INSTRUCTOR
09-16 Moundsville Training Center
TASER USER COURSE
09-16 Moundsville Training Center
TASER USER COURSE
10-07 Moundsville Training Center
TASER USER COURSE
11-04 Moundsville Training Center
TASER USER COURSE
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Earn College Credit for NCLETTC Training
An agreement between NCLETTC and West Virginia Northern Community College (WVNCC) specifies credit for the following courses conducted by NCLETTC:| Combating School Violence Principles of Leadership for First Responders Advanced Leadership Techniques for Public Safety Supervisors Psychological Profiling for Crisis Management Undercover Investigations Workshop Sexual Assault Investigations Domestic Violence Protocols Principles of Crisis/Hostage Negotiations Outlaw Biker Gangs & Radical Militia Groups Vice Investigations Recognizing Child Abuse & Problematic Lifestyles Child Abuse Investigations Gang Investigations Evidence Response Team |
Terrorism & Counter Terrorism in the 21st Century School Violence Patrol Oriented Narcotics Investigations SORT-For Corrections Investigative Protocols for Corrections Terrorism Behind The Walls Riots, Disturbances & Hostage Situations for First Responders Contemporary Criminal Justice Management Issues Instructor Development Crisis/Hostage Negotiations for First Responders Correctional Unit & Federal-Facility Security Profile Evaluation-A Crisis Engagement Aggressive Criminal Enforcement |
Students must have a minimum of three (3) years of work experience in the criminal justice field to be eligible.
WVNCC will transfer twelve (12) hours of academic credit into the College’s Associate in Applied Science degree in Criminal Justice upon successful completion of 120 contact hours of courses listed above. Students eligible for articulation of credit will not pay tuition or other fees for the articulated credit.
For more information regarding this program, please contact WVNCC at: (304) 233-5900