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  1. Choosing a Career As a Firefighter (World of Work (New York, N.Y.).) by Walter Oleksy, 2000-11

1. Law Enforcement/Crime Prevention
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2. Careers In Fire Protection
careers in fire Protection range of fire fighting duties including responding law enforcement, conservation camp, emergency command center, or training. After three years at the fire
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A career in fire protection offers the opportunity to perform challenging and exciting work while protecting the residents, resources, and property in the State of California. Working as a team, fire protection employees respond to medical emergencies, wildland and structural fires, vehicle accidents, hazardous material spills, and other emergency incidents. CDF also provides leadership and support services for natural disasters such as earthquakes and floods. Being physically fit is important, and prospective employees must meet required medical standards. Fire protection employees typically work varying shifts, including 24-hour days and weekends and holidays. They must be willing to live and work in remote areas and be able to live compatibly in a fire station with others. FIRE FIGHTER I You may choose to begin your fire protection career as a Fire Fighter I. Fire Fighter I is a seasonal, temporary classification. Employment typically begins in the spring and lasts an average of six months. As a member of an engine crew, a Fire Fighter I fights fires using a variety of firefighting equipment, repairs equipment, responds to other emergency situations, performs heavy physical work, and assists others with general housekeeping. The hiring process for these temporary positions may include an oral interview.

3. Arco's 100 Best Careers In Crime Fighting
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ARCO'S 100 Best Careers in Crime Fighting : Law Enforcement, Criminal Justice In this guide, find out about the different law enforcement careers, what your aptitude is for a career in law enforcement, how law enforcement officers are selected, and the education and training you'll need. Provides helpful New Jersey resources to help get you started.Scroll down to see table of contents Contents of ARCO's 100 Best Careers
Section 1 - Careers in Law Enforcement

Chapter 1 - Becoming a Law Enforcement Officer
Chapter 2 - How Local Police Officers Work
Chapter 3 - Police Careers at the County Level
Chapter 4 - State Police Careers
Chapter 5 - Police Detectives and Private Investigators
Chapter 6 - Federal Careers: Capitol Police, U.S. Marshals, and Secret Service.

4. LAW ENFORCEMENT SITES ON THE WEB - Part 1
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August 30, 1998
IRA WILSKER's HOME PAGE v6.10
Welcome to LAW ENFORCEMENT SITES ON THE WEB,
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Wilmette, IL, Police Officer Down
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Date: Wed, 19 Aug 1998
From: "Patrick J. Collins"
Organization: Wilmette Police Department
Subject: Officer Dan Huck Benefit Fund
My name is Patrick J. Collins and I am a member of the Officer Dan Huck Benefit Committee.  I recently ran into your webpage when I was doing some research on the Calea webpage.  It must have been a push from God because at this moment the Committee is organizing a golf outing, reception and raffle in order to raise funds for Wilmette Police Officer Dan Huck's uncovered expenses.
  We are also looking for companies who want to sponsors a tee or green or hole or donate a prize for the raffle.  If you have any suggestions, please call me at 847.853.7552 or email me at pd239mgr@icjia.org (work).
OFFICER DAN HUCK BENEFIT COMMITTEE
P.O. Box 605

5. Public Services Programs - Illinois Central College
Public Services Programs of study Science, fire fighting Tactics, and fire Service Management. INDUSTRIAL AND BUSINESS SECURITY. Students seeking careers trained in law enforcement, fire science, and
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CRIMINAL JUSTICE
Program Supervisor: John Wyant
Students can earn an Associate in Arts and Science Degree by completing 64 semester hours in this program. Students either plan to pursue careers in institutional corrections or transfer to a four-year degree institution and pursue a career in community-based corrections as probation or parole officers. Core courses include Introduction to Corrections, Juvenile Delinquency, and Criminal Law. CRIME SCENE TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM The Crime Scene Technology degree program is designed to prepare the student for employment as a crime scene technician, criminalist, evidence custodian or crime scene investigator. For more information about this program, see their Website FIRE SCIENCE
INDUSTRIAL AND BUSINESS SECURITY
Students seeking careers as security officers and supervisors can earn an Associate in Applied Science Degree by completing this 64 semester hour program. Industrial and Business Security positions include corporate and industrial security, loss prevention, and risk management. Students are trained in law enforcement, fire science, and first aid. Core courses include Industrial Fire Protection and Criminal Investigations.

6. Public Services Programs - Illinois Central College
fire fighting Tactics, and fire Service Management AND BUSINESS SECURITY Studentsseeking careers as security are trained in law enforcement, fire science, and
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Criminal Justice Crime Scene Technology Fire Science Industrial and ...
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CRIMINAL JUSTICE
Program Supervisor: John Wyant
Students can earn an Associate in Arts and Science Degree by completing 64 semester hours in this program. Students either plan to pursue careers in institutional corrections or transfer to a four-year degree institution and pursue a career in community-based corrections as probation or parole officers. Core courses include Introduction to Corrections, Juvenile Delinquency, and Criminal Law. CRIME SCENE TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM The Crime Scene Technology degree program is designed to prepare the student for employment as a crime scene technician, criminalist, evidence custodian or crime scene investigator. For more information about this program, see their Website FIRE SCIENCE
INDUSTRIAL AND BUSINESS SECURITY
Students seeking careers as security officers and supervisors can earn an Associate in Applied Science Degree by completing this 64 semester hour program. Industrial and Business Security positions include corporate and industrial security, loss prevention, and risk management. Students are trained in law enforcement, fire science, and first aid. Core courses include Industrial Fire Protection and Criminal Investigations.

7. Law Enforcement: Job And Career - MavicaNET
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8. Fire Prevention/Law Enforcement
training for careers in fire Service, law enforcement and Emergency Response. Preparationwill include a study of procedures for fire fighting, police work and
http://www.mansd.org/mst/fire_law.html
Opportunities A new vocational program to provide training for careers in Fire Service, Law Enforcement and Emergency Response. Preparation will include a study of procedures for fire fighting, police work and emergency first aid. After graduation, students can pursue postsecondary programs to gain certification to qualify for positions as police officers, fire fighters or emergency medical technicians. What you'll learn * Fire behavior
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9. Employment - Links To Legal Resources: Criminal Law: Law Enforcement: Employment
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10. SCFC Careers
Career advancement is possible through a Forestry Technician Career Ladder. Theyreceive advanced training in law enforcement and forest fire fighting.
http://www.state.sc.us/forest/sccareers.htm
Career Opportunities with the
South Carolina Forestry Commission
Imagine the emptiness of a landscape without TREES...
South Carolina is rich in forested land. Our forests have a profound impact on our daily lives. They are essential to the economic well-being and to the quality of life in our state. The mission of the South Carolina Forestry Commission is to protect and develop the forest resources of South Carolina. To that end, employees of the Forestry Commission provide forest fire protection and forest regeneration and management services to the citizens of South Carolina. Within those broad categories there is a surprising variety of programs and activities. If you choose a career with the South Carolina Forestry Commission, you will play a vital role in fulfilling our mission. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
IN FIRE PROTECTION
Forestry Technician I

A Forestry Technician I’s primary duty is suppression of wildfires. Because wildfire doesn’t necessarily keep a nine-to-five schedule, neither can a Forestry Technician I. Current communications equipment (multi channel radios, pagers, computer networks and telephones) allows some flexibility, but a technician must agree to be available to be quickly dispatched to the location of a fire whether it be day or night, weekday or weekend. Forestry Commission Forestry Technician I's will often be the first to arrive at the scene of a wildfire. Using mechanized equipment and/or hand tools, their job is to contain the fire. Although most day-to-day fire fighting will be in surrounding counties, they could be dispatched to any location in South Carolina.

11. Chapter 41.26.420 RCW - The Washington State Legislature
officers and fire fighters to make transitions into other careers when theseemployees feel they can no longer pursue law enforcement or fire fighting.
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12. Law Career At Business.com
in New Jersey State Agencies Provides job openings and descriptions, as well asinformation on careers in law enforcement, fire fighting and civil service.
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    Flying careers are still promising. And the airlines are not the only place to fly for a living and be paid well for an exciting career.
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    14. Career College
    Watts decided to pursue a similar career in law enforcement. that give them a headstart on their careers. so they get to learn what fire fighting is all about
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    April 18, 2003 Vol. 22 No. 11 Smart spending in college lowers stress on students
    by S. Porter
    When most people hear the word “college,” dollar signs immediately begin to float around in their heads. Thoughts of pricey, on campus housing, expensive textbooks and students spending money at whim on seemingly useless entertainment cause parents to grab their pocketbooks in panic.
    Yes, college is expensive. No matter what light is shone on it, education past high school will cost. But the monetary stresses need not overshadow the educational and social advantages of attending a university or college.
    Below are a few tips to help ease the pocketbook for students during these stressful spending years:
    1) Attend a community college for the first two years. Tuition is much less expensive.
    2) Apply for financial aid, soon. The paperwork can take 10 to 12 weeks to process.
    3) Buy used books or check them out from the library when possible. When finished with a book, sell it back to the book store or to a friend.
    4) Track when, where and why money is spent for a few weeks. Then, analyze spending and find places where cuts can be made.

    15. CCCOE ROP: High School
    Students learn fire science, use of fire fighting equipment, methods of rescue, emergencyprocedures, and fire department organization. law enforcement careers.
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    Learn current teaching methods, how to work with children of different ages and cultural backgrounds, basic child behavior and social development. Experience gained as a teacher's aide through internships at neighboring schools.
    ** Antioch High Pinole Valley High Clayton Valley High ** Pittsburg High ** Freedom High
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    Careers with Children Work with preschool children on campus and in local preschools. Areas covered are: stages of child development, parent-child relationships, nutrition, age-appropriate activities, health and safety issues, types of child care facilities and licensing. Meets state requirements for beginning employment as a preschool teacher assistant. Prerequisite: proof of negative TB test. Antioch High School and Mt. Diablo High School students must schedule a double period. ** Deer Valley High San Ramon Valley High ** Monte Vista High Ygnacio Valley High ** Richmond High Transfer credits to community college are available through selected locations.

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    Profile: The Alaska Fire Service is the federal agency responsible for wildland fire management in the northern half of Alaska. We offer careers in planning, fire ecology, aviation, finance, IT, firefighting, administration, and dispatching. With good pay and benefits, and many opportunities for growth and travel!

    19. PoliceOne.com - Careers
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    BlueLine for those seeking a job in law enforcement or fire fighting. Good featureemails you new job listings. careers in Child and Family Policy (07/02
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