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Illinois Department of
Corrections
Basic
Corrections Officer
Upon successful completion of the 240 hour Illinois Department of Corrections
Academy Basic Corrections Officer training program, Corrections Officer recruits
will receive up to 17 college credit hours. To earn college credit, a recruit
must complete and submit a college application at the start of the
training program.
Basic
Corrections Officer Proficiency Credit Form (Word)
NOTE: If
you are prompted with a box that requests a password, just click
"cancel" to access the forms.
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Course
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Credit
Hours
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Title
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CRJ-106 |
3
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Introduction to
Corrections |
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CRJ-107 |
3
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Juvenile Delinquency and Procedures
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PSY-201 |
3
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Human Relations in
Organizations |
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SLP-104 |
2
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Firearms I |
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SLP-106 |
3
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Crisis Management |
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SLP-107 |
3
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Security
Procedures |
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SLP-201 |
3
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Specialized
Security Problems |
Note: IDOC students who are assigned to the state Youth Centers are given an additional
40 hours of training, for which CRJ-107 Juvenile Delinquency and Procedures (3) credit is
awarded.
Criminal
Justice Associate in Applied Science Degree
(62 Credit hours)
- As recognized, recruits will need only 45
credit hours to complete the degree by taking necessary courses at
Moraine Valley Community College and/or receiving credit through transfer
courses from other colleges/universities attended.
Protective
Services Certificate
(30/31 Credit hours)
- As recognized, recruits will need only 9 credits to complete the certificate by taking courses at Moraine Valley and/or
receiving transfer
credit from another college.
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