does any one know about the washington state patrol training academy?
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Washington State Patrol Academy\n631 W Dayton-Airport Rd\nShelton, WA 98584-8945\n(360) 426-1661 \n\nCall and ask them....:)
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Central Organization for Police Specialists!\n\nBOO YA!
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9 in washington state
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Our school just got some fliers for a summer reading skills program sponsored by George Washington University with classes held at Univ of Md College Park 6/18-7/16.  Tuition is 299. Their phone number is 1-800-978-9596. I know some people that had their kids do this in the past and they said it was helpful. They have programs for everyone from 4 year olds thru high school. I'd seen your question earlier, but I couldn't remember the name of the program, then I saw the fliers. Hope this is helpful.
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Very much so.  It is very physical (start running -build up to at least 2 miles- and start a weight lifting program -endurance not bulk).  \nI am not sure about NYPD, but most agencies pay you while you are in training.\n\nYou will have classes about law, domestic violence, child pornography and sexual abuse, the occult, and about issues dealing with force including deadly force.  You will have at least a week of doing the following:  driving skills, shooting, and hand to hand tactics.\nIt is very mentally and physically challenging.
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First are you sure you know the difference between the two.  They have entirely different jobs.  Both require degrees in police sciences and both have difficult training programs AFTER your accepted.  The URL's below will explain part of it. \n\nGood Luck
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I'm sure someone on here will no better but my cousin went to the Naval Academy and I believe he contacted his local Senator Or Representative first.  Then I think they help you along. I'm surprised it's not on their website.
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take the gun safety courses from a certified trainer and the american redcross cpr for police its also got the defibulator course go to the local police supply shop for more info a security gaurd course may be out ther and also the police training courses are open to applicants you can pas and not apply to a city
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Right north of Portland?! Well I don't think it matters wre you are all, but all you need is to be at least 20 1/2 or 21 I don't know and have gone through police academy. They prefer people with a bit more life experience, military, or with college degrees. \n\nHe should get involved with Cadets, thats what I did. \n\nOther than that he is pretty much good to go!!!\nbut before he turns 21, he should DEFINITELY go to the police academy cause that takes about a year, oh and he should be a reserve officer. As long as he gets any job in the Police dept. he should be a shoe in
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You cant find out, until you have joined it. \nMost of the private training teaches you in theory.\nIf you want to learn, see a job as an plumber's assistant and work with them. In this way  will learn different types of job they do
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where in washington? any college or check with high schools some have evening classes
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http://students.washington.edu/~ukc/sea/UKCSea.html
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You didn't say if you are interested in police or security. C.L.E.E.T. has a web site: http://www.cleet.state.ok.us/
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you must mean washignton. im not sure but asjk the cops or judge he or she will know
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I went through Ranger training 39 years ago after I graduated from Airborne training. It was indeed rough and yes, I made it through the first time. I remember that I would always hold sleep very precious after that! You are taught map reading, land navigation (both day and night), combative techniques like pugil stick training, hand-to-hand combat and bayonet training, airborne and airmobile techniques of operation, small unit patrolling techniques, rope and knot tying, rock climbing (big damn rocks on Mt Yonah!), rappelling, ambush techniques and more patrolling techniques, then we boarded a UH-1 Bus and went to Flordia for more patrolling techniques,small boat ops, stream and swamp navigation, etc. All of this training took place beginning at Ft. Benning, GA, at Camp Rogers and Camp Darby, to Camp Merrill, near Dahlonega, GA, to Camp Rudder, Auxillery Field #7, and then back to Darby. To me it was the most intensive 9 weeks I ever spent in the Army. I don't know if it is all still the same or not. Camp Rudder was referred to as Camp Mother-Rudder and Hurley Hill as Hurl(i.e. throw-up)Hill. You do one hell of a lot of P.T., running and lots of road marches. There is lack of sleep, hunger, exhaustion, stress, and any misery that the Ranger staff and Mother Nature can throw at you. But it's all worth it when you get that Black and Gold Tab (i.e. we called it the "Bumble-Bee") that says "Ranger". To the rest of the military that little arched tab says it all. Be proud of your son for making it through the TOUGHEST course that the Army has to offer and tell him that I said, "Sua Sponte".
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you might want to start here...\n\nhttp://access.wa.gov/
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The closest your going to get is probably a national guard or army reserve armory left over from the language training training institute branch of the military intelligence branch of the US Army.  It used to be a great base but you can thank senators boxer and feinstein and the peoples republic of California for its demise.