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Our Columbus Police Training Academy helps to provide the best academic, tactical and experiential based training for new and incumbent enforcement personnel... A truly state-of-the-art facility. - Learn more
Our 31 week program will equip your recruits with the tools needed to become exceptional law enforcement officers; including but not limited to: defensive tactics, physical training, patrol operations, law and legal procedures, human relations, applied behavioral science, criminal investigation and firearms.
The Columbus Division of Police Training Bureau is committed to providing students with the finest law enforcement training available utilizing the most effective and efficient technologies in a modern, safe, and professional environment to establish superior institutional knowledge.
How to Become an Officer. To become a peace officer in Ohio, applicants must complete a Peace Officer Basic Training Academy that is approved by the Ohio Peace Officer Training Commission (OPOTC). Closed and Open Enrollment Academies. Academy Requirements. Relocation Considerations.
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Approximately 1100 hours of training (combination of seated & technical skill classes)Runs late-August through early-May (Autumn & Spring semesters)Academy schedule is Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM with some late evening and Saturday sessionsCosts include tuition (based on credit hour fee schedule), application fees (drug screen, physical, background check), uniform purchase, training equipment purchase, and state testing feeDeclared Law Enforcement AAS major (CRJ.LE.AAS) and completion of first three semesters of the plan of study (or relatively close) by start of the academy or current student majored under the Basic...Hold a valid Ohiodriver’s licenseHigh school diploma or GEDNo felony convictions (includes juvenile convictions)It is required that interested persons meeting the above parameters contact and meet with (or at least correspond with) one of the program academy commanders during the first semester they are on campus to ensure that they are eligible and fully knowledgeable with academy parameters, training expectations, and employment viability. Persons interest...
Per Ohio Peace Officer Training Commission (OPOTC) requirements, all persons seeking admission into a basic peace officer academy will be required to demonstrate a minimum level of physical fitness per the below denoted standards (Cooper Institute 15th percentile). Proficiency is verified by three assessment measures approved by OPOTC: a) 1.5 mile ...
Columbus Police Training Academy, Columbus, Ohio. 5K likes · 3,548 were here. The goals of the Training Bureau are to provide academic, tactical and experiential based training for new and incumbent...
COTC’s peace officer basic training academy exceeds the requirements of the Ohio Peace Officer Training Commission and positions students to excel on the state certification exam to become a peace officer in Ohio. Graduates also earn credits toward an associate degree in law enforcement technology.
