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Jefferson College: Law Enforcement Academy Application Deadline Extended To July 7
The application deadline for the Jefferson College Law Enforcement Academy day class (anticipated start date in August) has been extende ...
2021-06-22
The application deadline for the Jefferson College Law Enforcement Academy day class (anticipated start date in August) has been extended to Wednesday, July 7.
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The deadline for the POST class (anticipated start date in October) has been changed to August 20.
The academy is located on the Jefferson College Imperial site at 4400 Jeffco Blvd. in Arnold, just south of Richardson Road. It is convenient to surrounding counties and easy to access from I-55. JCLEA staff are available to assist with application submissions and/or answer calls. For additional information or questions, call (636) 481-3425 or (636) 481-3481. Additional information about the LEA is available online at https://www.jeffco.edu/jclea.
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Applications can be submitted by mail to Jefferson College Law Enforcement Academy, 1000 Viking Drive, Hillsboro, MO 63050 or dropped off in person or deposited in drop box at the front door at the JCLEA training facility in Arnold.
The JCLEA offers three options for students seeking a Missouri Department of Public Safety POST Class A License and is the only academy in the state that incorporates the curriculum for an Associate of Applied Science Degree in Criminal Justice in two of its three programs as a way to distinguish graduates when they enter the job market. The third program, a POST curriculum only option, offers a Certificate in Criminal Justice and is limited to applicants who already have a two or four-year degree.
Academy training also includes hands-on activities such as firearms, defensive tactics, an emergency vehicle operations course, a driver simulator, first aid, and practical training scenarios.
In addition to the basic training for students entering the field, the Academy goal includes providing high quality training to law enforcement personnel, to inspire professionalism in all peace officers, and to provide civilian personnel with education and training prior to employment or association with a law enforcement agency.
This press release was produced by Jefferson College. The views expressed here are the author’s own.