Getting a juvenile detention officer job. |
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How did you get your start doing juvenile detention officer work, and what career moves did you make to get to your current position? Do you need a particular educational background? |
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Andrea in Saint Louis, Missouri 63 months ago |
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Andrea in Saint Louis, Missouri 63 months ago |
What college classes do you need to take? |
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Verna Sutton-Hodge in Rahway, New Jersey 48 months ago |
Host said: How did you get your start doing juvenile detention officer work, and what career moves did you make to get to your current position? I am looking for answers on becoming a juvenile detention officer, do you have any advice for me being a women is it harder? page57@comcast.net |
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todd in Swannanoa, North Carolina 35 months ago |
Getting a juvenile detention (or YDC / Training School, ect.) job will vary depending on the state that you live in. Some things that might help you get in. Veteran's preference. (Honorbly discharged from the military or currently part of the National guard) Experience working with youth (preferbly doing something involving counseling) Experience working in a position that involves safety and or sercurity or law enforcement. Most states where I have looked require at least a 2 or 4 year degree, though some will accept a high school / GED if you have working experience. You should have a clean criminal record as you are going to have to pass a background check. Degress you might want to consider are Human Services, Social Work, Criminal Justice, or psychology. |
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