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Contemporary Law Enforcement

NCLETTC is proud to be the training provider and training site for “Contemporary Law Enforcement”. A fully-accredited, 3-credit-hour class for junior and senior level students enrolled in West Liberty State College (WLSC) Criminal Justice Program. This specially designed class takes the students out of the classroom and in the training field where they receive practical hands-on application in various aspects of law enforcement. Upon successful completion the students also receive certificates of training for those areas in which they excelled. For more information please contact West Liberty State College at: (800) 732-6204.

NCLETTC continues to partner with various institutions of higher learning in the Tri-State area and beyond.

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