iCEV Releases Law Enforcement Curriculum

The nature of training today’s police and law enforcement officials has changed significantly within the last 15 years. To reflect the changing landscape of police training, iCEV announces the release of a new law enforcement curriculum that will help prepare students interested in pursuing a career in law enforcement, security, public safety and corrections.

Delivered through iCEV, an online learning platform, and developed in collaboration with various industry organizations and professionals, the Law Enforcement curriculum will offer courses focused on the content areas of principles of law, public safety, corrections and security. The content areas of the curriculum will focus on career exploration, court systems and structures, criminal law history and development, emergency and fire management services, ethical practices, interagency cooperation and more.

“This new curriculum provides yet another high-quality resource to students interested in pursuing a career in law enforcement,” said Dusty Moore, iCEV president. “With a large variety of relevant content areas developed by industry professionals, students will receive training and develop skills that will open up several career paths for them after graduation.”

As an important pillar in every community across the country, law enforcement agencies are trained to protect and serve the public. The new curriculum addresses how to adapt to new changes in the industry by offering multimedia resources and demonstrations from industry professionals working in the field in the hopes of passing along vital knowledge to the future generation of law enforcement professionals.

Written and developed by education and industry professionals, Career and Technical Education (CTE) instructors and students can utilize iCEV’s robust curriculum and training resources to aid in concept mastery and lead to industry certifications hosted on the iCEV testing platform. By working with students in high school and college, educators can help students stand out from others when they pursue a job in their career path or apply for a post-secondary education program.

For more information on the Law Enforcement curriculum, please visit www.icevonline.com/law.