Justice & Public Safety Career Preparatory Certificate for Aboriginal Learners

The Justice and Public Safety Career Preparatory Program is designed for Aboriginal learners interested in entering careers such as policing, firefighting, corrections, emergency management, and other law enforcement, or first responders occupations.

The program will provide learners with the knowledge and skills to be more competitive in the recruitment process. Aboriginal perspectives, customs and traditions are incorporated into the course content. Courses transfer to University and ladder into the JIBC Law Enforcement Studies Diploma.

The 30-credit, eight-month full-time certificate program is completed in two terms.

TERM ONE

• Physical Education, Wellness & Self-Care, Level 1 (JPSCPP110)
• History and Impact of Colonization (JPSCPP111)
• Canadian Criminal Justice System (JPSCPP112)
• Effective Presentations, Writing & Listening Skills (JPSCPP113)
• First Responder (JPSCPP114)

TERM TWO

• Restorative Justice (JPSCPP115)
• Physical Education, Wellness &  Self-Care and Advanced Driving Skills, Level 2 (JPSCPP116)
• Justice and Public Safety Statues and Structures (JPSCPP117)
• Ethics, Values and Professional Behaviour (JPSCPP118)
• Career Practicum (JPSCPP120)
• Employment Strategies & Career Development (JPSCPP119)

Tuition fee will vary for each community delivery. Contact us directly for a complete budget to deliver this program in your community.

Course manuals are supplied when you attend class, and if purchase of books or other materials are required you will be advised of the details when you register.