Certificate Programs

An officer's primary responsibility is to protect lives and property. This is true for law enforcement, correctional officers and correctional probation officers, as well as private security guards. That's why, it is important for officers to have experience in:

• General law enforcement, correctional, or correctional probation techniques and procedures.
• Criminal investigations.
• Community relations.
• Emergency medical practices.
• Legal issues.
• Modern law enforcement technology.

The following certificates can help you get started in an exciting career in law enforcement:

• Law Enforcement Officer Certificate
• Correctional Officer Certificate
• Auxiliary Law Enforcement Officer Certificate

Did you know?

Seminole State College has been training law enforcement officers since 1969.