This cluster focuses on careers in planning, managing, and providing legal, public safety, protective services and homeland security, including professional and technical support services.
The Law, Public Service, Corrections, and Security Cluser is divided into five pathways. Pathways are grouped by the knowledge and skills required of occupations in these career fields. Each pathway provides instruction as a basis for sucess in an array of careers and educational pursuits.
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Curriculum Resources Video developed and distributed by the New Jersey Center for Occupational Education Information under a grant from the U.S. Department of Labor, Employment, and Training Administration. |
Law Public Service Corrections and Security focuses on planning, managing, and providing judicial, legal, and public safety services for the fire protection and criminal justice systems including professional and technical support services. Click on the link below to download a Career Plan of Study for 2008-2009.
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| Correctional Systems and Practices
Recommended Prerequisite: Introduction to Criminal Justice |
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| Courts and Criminal Procedure
Recommended Prerequisite: Introduction to Criminal Justice |
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Criminal Investigation Recommended Prerequisite: Introduction to Criminal Justice |
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Emergency Communications Recommended Prerequisite: Introduction to Criminal Justice |
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Introduction to Security Services Course provides instruction in the history and philosophy of security; ethical considerations; the nature and impact of security; and an overview of security systems, agencies, and practices. The concepts and skills for security officer plus Texas’ rules and regulations; security specialist training and certification; organization of personnel; risk analysis and surveys; security applications; security problems; and the future of security services. Instruction is based on the content required by the Texas Board of Private Investigators and Private Security Agency, as a recommended prerequisite to licensing by the state. |
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Security Services A course designed to provide job-specific training for entry-level employment in security services careers. Instruction includes security patrol procedures; use of computers and communications systems; understanding procedures and limits of apprehension and detention; licensing certification requirements; goals of investigation, interview, and interrogation; understanding crime prevention devices, equipment, and procedures; and demonstrating ability to provide oral and written reports. |
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Technical Introduction to Criminal Justice Recommended Prerequisite: Concurrent with Crime in America |
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