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Training
Training Opportunities
NCMEC regularly offers training opportunities for law-enforcement
officers, prosecutors, and educators. These dynamic courses, held at NCMEC’s
Jimmy Ryce Law Enforcement Training Center and regionally throughout the
United States, enable participants to actively engage with other professionals,
explore model policies, and discover the many resources available to aid
in the investigation and prosecution of cases involving missing and exploited
children. Delivered by a team of certified experts, NCMEC programs are
recognized by state and national accreditation agencies. The JRLETC has
proudly trained professionals from all 50 states, the District of Columbia,
Guam, Puerto Rico, and foreign nations.
Technical Assistance
Technical assistance is available in many forms through the JRLETC. Assistance
is wide ranging and an integral part of NCMEC’s efforts to assist
communities dedicated to protecting their children. NCMEC has the ability
to send qualified instructors to conferences, workshops, and training
seminars focusing on child-protection issues. Although many requests come
from jurisdictions within the United States, NCMEC has the ability to
provide international assistance in this area. Specialized assistance
to individual departments, educational institutions, medical facilities,
social services, and many other professional agencies is also offered.
Please visit NCMEC’s Course
Descriptions and Schedules section for more information or contact
the JRLETC.
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