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What You’ll Learn

The Basic Law Enforcement Training (BLET) program is designed to prepare entry-level individuals with the cognitive and physical skills needed to become certified law enforcement officers in North Carolina. The BLET program has been thoroughly researched, legally reviewed, and contains the most current law enforcement information available and concludes with a comprehensive written exam and skills testing.

Length: 16 Weeks

Credits to Graduate: 670 Hours

Locations: Chatham Harnett Lee

Curriculum Guide

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High Workforce Demand

Graduates of this program find employment opportunities at many North Carolina law enforcement agencies.

Intensive Hands-on Training

Within the program, hands-on activities are designed to prepare you for an exciting law enforcement career. Our training techniques employ best practices in many areas: firearms, driving, subject control and arrest techniques, patrol techniques, and rapid deployment.

Specialization Opportunities

This program prepares students for a wide range of specialization opportunities, such as: drones, K-9s, domestic violence, victims services, water operations (boats/dive team), crime scene investigations, tactical units, road patrol, school resource officers, traffic unit (crash investigation/radar), and many more.

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Careers

Law enforcement employees are in high demand. From local to federal agencies, job opportunities are readily available.

  • Local Town/City Law Enforcement Agencies
  • County Law Enforcement Agencies
  • State Law Enforcement Agencies
  • Federal Law Enforcement Agencies

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Transfer Programs

Credits from select courses within the program may transfer to four-year colleges and universities on a case-by-case basis.

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