Public Law Enforcement
Police Foundations Training
Ask Yourself...
Were You Born to Serve and Protect?
Are You Interested in Preventing Crimes?
Can You Remain Cool and Confident in Stressful Situations?
Policing is not a career suited to everyone. To be successful, a candidate must be disciplined, honest, highly motivated and able to work well with people from diverse backgrounds. If you answered yes to the questions above, then consider a career in public Law Enforcement. Police departments across the country work hard to preserve the peace, enforce the law, and keep Canadian communities safe. Are you up for the challenge?
Do You Know About Employment with Canada’s Public Sector of Law Enforcement?
When you think of a policing career, you might picture yourself working for a municipal force. Or you might envision employment as a Provincial Police officer. Or, you might even think about joining the RCMP. But did you know that there are dozens of other opportunities for qualified men and women interested in working within the private sector of law enforcement? For example, the Canada Border Services Agency operates some 119 land crossings and 39 international airports, and currently employs some 14000 personnel. Correctional Service Canada employs about 18,000 workers across Canada. At present, about 102,000 people work as Canadian police officers or in Civilian support positions, and there are tens of thousands of people currently working in the private sector of law enforcement.
In fact, working in a law enforcement career today 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 you can encounter in the field, both physical and academic.
CSPIS’s Police Foundations training can help give you an edge in pursuing a police-related career. We’re not a business or computer college. Our aim is focused on law enforcement. 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 help give you the edge you need to ensure your future success.
With our police foundations program, you can complete your education in far less time than a traditional college program.
How Can You Apply?
Candidates interested in a policing foundations training must meet the following requirements:
- Possess a minimum of OSSGD or equivalent.
- Clean criminal record / Pass criminal records check.
- Pass aptitude test and demonstrate suitable English language proficiency.
- Must be in good health and be able to participate in physical fitness training.
- Undergo a detailed pre-enrolment interview.
Added recruitment requirements for a policing career:
- Police recruits must be Canadian Citizens or Permanent Residents at the time of application.
- Must pass physical fitness testing requirements.
- Must pass vision, hearing and medical tests.
Employment Outlook for Policing in Canada
According to statistics Canada, in 2021 there were a total of over 102,000 Canadians employed in policing-related careers. Of those, about 70,100 were front-line police officers, and about 32,000 were civilian and other personnel.
We are a specialized law enforcement college. Our police foundations program is taught by expert instructors who care. Let our instructors guide you the learning process as you gain the skills and confidence to pursue your employment goals within the law enforcement industry.
Our program combines an academic foundation with physical skills development to help you develop the discipline and confidence needed in today’s challenging law enforcement community. This 48 week program will include the following training categories:
Course Outline
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