Outside Agency Courses and Forms

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With the approval of the Chief or Sheriff, it is eligible for continuing education credit. ECU offers the course at no charge, and at virtually any location in eastern North Carolina, on any day or evening of the week.

The goal of the Command College is to assist executives and top management personnel to prepare for the growing demands and challenges that confront law enforcement. The faculty of the Carolina Command College consists of a wide range of experts including instructors from the FBI Academy. For additional information on conference fees & registration, log onto the NCFBINAA.org website at http://ncfbinaa.org/meetinginfo.php Cost: $375

Addressing the Aftermath of Homicide: Navigating Traumatic Loss

NCVAN is pleased to offer a day-long, interactive and informative training on working with loved ones in the aftermath of homicide.
This free training is ideal for service professionals such as advocates, court officials, law enforcement, counselors, and clergy, along with volunteers, loved ones and others who desire to learn and/or to assist loved ones in meaningful ways. For additional information on the conference and to register, click here.

This training provides practitioners who work with victims of crime with an opportunity to receive 40 hours of substantial training to bolster their knowledge and experience, while also gaining prestigious state and nationally-recognized certification to reflect their growing expertise. Law enforcement officers who complete the training and certification may receive continuing education credits through NCVAN’s partnership with the North Carolina Justice Academy.

Join NCCPA this year in Cherokee! Cost: $200 per person
$75 per person for those only attending the Phil Chalmers session.