This course will teach the skills needed to support personal health and wellness throughout your policing career. This includes physical fitness training, mental wellness strategies, education on proper nutrition and rest, and an emphasis on understanding the benefits of long-term healthy, active living. Not available for supplemental.

Instruction (1.5)

This course prepares learners to correctly apply effective methods for the containment of individuals and scenes when the potential for threat or harm is present. Course topics include tactical communication, search and detainment procedures and the use of agency issue officer safety equipment. Not available for supplemental. Not eligible for Prior Learning Assessment. Graded: CR/NCR.

Instruction (6)

This course emphasizes firearm handling and usage by law enforcement personnel. Topics addressed include safety, maintenance, lawful use of force and the fundamentals of shooting. Policy and procedure with respect to dispatching wildlife will be covered. Learners will participate in field training sessions in order to demonstrate hands-on proficiency relating to the classroom theory. Not available for supplemental. Graded: CR/NCR.

Instruction (3)

This emergency vehicle operations course is provided to cadets and focuses on the fundamentals of vehicle mechanics, vehicle dynamics, braking procedures, collision avoidance and emergency response driving techniques. In addition to policy and procedures for pursuit driving, cadets are instructed on the duties, responsibilities and liabilities associated with the safe handling and operation of an emergency vehicle. This course combines classroom theory with practical applications to provide cadets with the legal and technical skills necessary for the appropriate handling of emergency vehicles. Not available for supplemental. Graded: CR/NCR.

Instruction (1.5)

The application of foundational knowledge and skills in the area of client centered service. Topics include: interpersonal communication, diversity, bias-free policing practices, managing uncooperative persons, legislation, and documentation procedures. Not available for supplemental.

Instruction (3)

The application of foundational knowledge when responding to a variety of mental illness complaints. Topics include: signs and symptoms of mental illness, Mental Health Act, prisoner apprehension and transport. Not available for supplemental.

Instruction (1.5)

The application of legislation, foundational knowledge and skills when responding to controlled substances complaints. Topics include: Identification and effects of controlled substances, search and seizure authorities, safe handling and exhibiting of controlled substances, characteristics of a clandestine drug production lab. Not available for supplemental. Not eligible for Prior Learning Assessment.

Instruction (1.5)

The application of procedural law, foundational patrol, investigative skills, and scene management in multiple contexts including mischief. Topics include: diverse groups, community policing and Indigenous history and policing. Not available for supplemental.

Instruction (1.5)

The application of federal and provincial legislation, arrest authorities, and release provisions in multiple contexts including young offenders and causing a disturbance. Topics include: report writing, interviewing and mental wellness. Not available for supplemental.

Instruction (1.5)

The application of foundational knowledge and skills when investigating provincial offences. Topics include: traffic-related legislation, drug and alcohol enforcement, traffic stops, vehicle search and seizure, and traffic safety initiatives. Not available for supplemental.

Instruction (1.5)

The application of foundational knowledge and skills when investigating a property crime. Topics include: property offences, intelligence and information sharing, seizing and processing evidence as an exhibit, courtroom preparation, procedures, and testimony. Not available for supplemental.

Instruction (3)

The application of foundational knowledge and skills when investigating crimes against persons. Topics include assault and sexual assault, assault victimology, interviewing suspects, and preparing and giving testimony in court. Not available for supplemental.

Instruction (3)

The application of foundational knowledge and skills when investigating crimes against persons. Topics include: domestic violence, supports for victims and officers, and search/seizure authorities. Not available for supplemental.

Instruction (1.5)

The comprehensive application of knowledge and skills in provincial immediate roadside sanctions and some criminal code driving offences. Topics includes: impaired driving related offences, case law considerations, demands for samples and sobriety testing, and entering documentary evidence into court. Not available for supplemental.

Instruction (3)

The application of foundational knowledge and skills to the investigation of economic crime. Topics include: economic crime, court documentation, social media and threat assessments. Not available for supplemental.

Instruction (1.5)

The application of foundational knowledge and skills when investigating a sudden death. Topics include: scene hazards, sudden death investigative procedures and protocols, notification of next of kin, and mental wellness and self-care. Not available for supplemental.

Instruction (1.5)