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Police Foundations

Credential
Ontario College Diploma
Location
Oshawa
School
School of Justice & Emergency Services (JES)
Length
Four semesters
OCAS Code
POFD
Next Intake
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Program Overview

Modern policing requires officers to possess highly developed social and communication skills, practical law enforcement knowledge, technical skills, and the ability to connect with the communities they serve and protect. In this program you will build these skill sets while gaining vital community outreach experience through a unique program that sees students work with youth from high-need schools. Training also focuses on mental health strategies in policing related to community members and officers; students will earn their Mental Health First Aid certificate in their course of study.

Admission Requirements

  • Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or Mature Student Status
  • Grade 12 English (C or U) (minimum 65 per cent)

Please note: there are post-admission requirements for this program. Please visit the Admission Requirements tab for details.

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Tuition

Year one domestic: $2,722 (CAD)
Year one international: $13,322 (CAD)

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Semester 1 Courses

  • Communication Foundations - Justice & Emergency Services (COMM 1805)
  • Introduction To Health & Wellness - PFP (PFP 100)
  • Canadian Criminal Justice System (PFP 101)
  • Psychology (PFP 102)
  • Principle Of Ethical Reasoning (PFP 106)
  • Introduction To The Criminal Code Of Canada (PFP 231)
  • Interviewing & Investigations (PFP 304)

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Community Building
Community Building
Mental Health First Aid certification
Mental Health First Aid certification
Physical Testing Preparation
Physical Testing Preparation

Technology recommendations

To help students succeed in programs with remote learning requirements, Durham College’s IT Services department has identified minimum technology recommendations. While these are not program requirements, these suggestions will help ensure students have the right tools to support a quality remote learning experience.

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Intakes and Availability

Date Domestic Availability International Availability
September 2021Open 
January 2022Open 

Career Options

WHAT YOU COULD BE:

  • Police officer
  • Border services
  • Community service officer
  • Federal or provincial correctional officer
  • Provincial offenses officer
  • Bylaw officer
  • Youth services officer
  • Loss prevention officer
  • Security guard

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Program Details

This program will provide you with the skills and knowledge needed to pursue an entry-level policing position including a broad education in human relation skills and the interpretation of social interaction including the study of:

  • Community policing
  • Communications
  • Investigation and evidence processes
  • Police powers and procedures
  • Professional ethics
  • Race relations and diversity
  • Indigenous justice and social justice issues
  • Policing and politics

    As a graduate, you will be eligible for a career in public policing with organizations such as:

    • Municipal Police Services (e.g. Toronto Police Service, Durham Regional Police Service, York Regional Police Service, Peel Regional Police Service)
    • Provincial Police Services (e.g. Ontario Provincial Police)
    • Federal Police Services (e.g. Royal Canadian Mounted Police)

    You will be subject to all requirements of the constable selection process and local police requirements when applying for a position as a constable. Please be aware that specific, minimum criteria such as vision and hearing standards will apply as will a clear Criminal Background Check (CBC). For more information, please see the OACP Certificate Testing (https://oacpcertificate.ca/).

    In The News

    • DC students test their skills and collaborate in emergency simulation
    • Podcast: DC professor on the evolution of police training in regards to academics
    • DC grad, now police constable at Durham, receives Alumni of Distinction Award
    • DC celebrates student athletes’ academic success
    • DC grads offer post-grad insight at Alumni in the Pit during Career Week
    • DC alumni share their post-graduation success and inspire students about life after college
    • Four DC grads hired as DRPS constables
    • Congratulations to the winners of the Durham College Submit a Selfie contest
    • Police Foundations grad mentors Afghan National Police
    • Police Foundations students send little piece of home to Canadian soldiers overseas
    • Police Foundations project creates learning through helping the community

    Program Learning Outcomes

    1. Act in a manner consistent with all relevant law and legislation, and professional, organizational, and ethical standards.
    2. Communicate accurately, persuasively, and credibly to develop effective working relationships with individuals, groups, and multidisciplinary teams in order to achieve goals.
    3. Apply knowledge of fundamental concepts of psychology, sociology, and criminology when interacting with peers, supervisors, other professionals, victims, suspects/offenders, and the public.
    4. Document, prepare, and assist in the presentation of court cases in compliance with criminal and provincial law, rules of evidence, and the Charter of Rights and Freedom.
    5. Assess the use of police powers.
    6. Initiate, promote, and facilitate partnerships to meet community policing and security needs.
    7. Assess the relationship of policing services to other participants in the criminal justice system and other community service agencies.
    8. Make sound decisions based on an evaluation of situations.
    9. Cope with stress and optimize fitness and wellness.
    10. Apply fundamental concepts of political science, law and legislative policy making, and public administration to the provision of police services.
    11. Assess information-gathering skills used in basic investigative techniques.
    12. Assess crisis intervention strategies.
    13. Develop strategies to assist crime victims to meet their needs.

    Admission Requirements

    • Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or Mature Student Status
    • Grade 12 English (ENG/EAE) (C or U) (minimum 65 per cent)

    POST-ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:

    • Orientation session
    • Proof of current CBC (may be required)

    SEPTEMBER OR JANUARY START

    You may enter Year 1 of the Police Foundations program in September or January. If you begin classes in January, you will complete semesters 1 and 2 from January to August and start Year 2, Semester 3 in September.

     

    Courses

    The courses listed below are for incoming students. If you are a current student, please refer to your program of study for the year you began your program. Your program of study can be found on MyCampus.

    Semester 1

    • Communication Foundations - Justice & Emergency Services (COMM 1805)
    • Introduction To Health & Wellness - PFP (PFP 100)
    • Canadian Criminal Justice System (PFP 101)
    • Psychology (PFP 102)
    • Principle Of Ethical Reasoning (PFP 106)
    • Introduction To The Criminal Code Of Canada (PFP 231)
    • Interviewing & Investigations (PFP 304)

    Semester 2

    • General Education Elective (GNED 0000)
    • Fitness I-PFP (PFP 110)
    • Victims In Crime (PFP 209)
    • Introduction To Cybercrime (PFP 210)
    • Professional Development -POFD (PFP 300)
    • Provincial Offences (PFP 401)
    • Conflict Management (PFP 405)

    Semester 3

    • General Education Elective (GNED 0000)
    • Law Enforcement Communications II (PFP 204)
    • Fitness II - PFP (PFP 220)
    • Youth In Conflict With The Law (PFP 305)
    • Community Policing (PFP 306)
    • Traffic Management (PFP 307)
    • Criminal Code And Federal Statutes (PFP 402)

    Semester 4

    • General Education Elective (GNED 0000)
    • Issues In Diversity (PFP 109)
    • Politics & Public Administration (PFP 215)
    • Community Policing (PFP 306)
    • Traffic Management (PFP 307)
    • Police Powers (PFP 313)
    • Fitness III-PFP (PFP 330)
    • Evidence & Investigation (PFP 424)

    Courses and course descriptions are subject to change. Please note that as a result of COVID-19 the 2020-21 program of study may be modified to accommodate program delivery changes. Students should refer to their timetable for the most up-to-date course information.

    Costs

    Career Options

    WHAT YOU COULD BE:

    • Police officer
    • Border services
    • Community service officer
    • Federal or provincial correctional officer
    • Provincial offenses officer
    • Bylaw officer
    • Youth services officer
    • Loss prevention officer
    • Security guard

    WHERE YOU COULD WORK:

    • Security companies
    • Youth and community service organizations
    • Event management security
    • Homeless and youth shelters
    • Loss prevention agencies
    • Banks

    Program Transfer, Degree Completion and Additional Credentials

    Qualified graduates can go on to take Durham College’s Advanced Law Enforcement; Mediation – Alternative Dispute Resolution; Youth Justice and Interventions; Victimology; Court Support Services; and Paralegal; programs.

    Durham College also offers degree completion opportunities with a number of Canadian and international institutions. Sample diploma-to-degree opportunities include:

    • Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Criminology and Justice – Ontario Tech University (Ontario Tech)
    • Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Political Science – Ontario Tech
    • Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Forensic Psychology – Ontario Tech
    • Bachelor of Psychology, Sociology, Geography or Political Science – Brock University
    • Bachelor of Human Services – Police Studies – Georgian College
    • Bachelor of Applied Science in Justice Studies - Guelph University
    • Bachelor of Arts and Science (Hons) - Criminology Major – Lakehead University
    • Bachelor of Arts in Justice Studies – Royal Roads University

    Please visit our pathways page to learn more about how you can transfer your credits towards a degree.

    Technology Recommendations

    To help students have the best remote learning experience possible, Durham College’s IT Services department has identified technology recommendations for each program based on course needs and software requirements. While not required, students may want to consider these suggestions if they are purchasing a computer or laptop for the upcoming academic year.

    Processor: i3
    RAM: 4GB
    Storage: 256GB SSD
    Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 Professional or Education x64 SP1
    Internet Browser: Internet Explorer 11 or Google Chrome (newest version) or Firefox (newest version)
    Network Adapter: 802.11ac 2.4/5 GHz wireless adapter
    Camera: Webcam/built-in camera
    Internet connection

    Questions regarding technology recommendations can be directed to the IT Service Desk  or the school office.

    Experiential Learning

    Your learning experience will be complemented with the opportunity to work with youth from a high need school in the community under the guidance of a supervised professional.

    Students will also be given the opportunity to present a problem-based learning business plan to a panel of police professionals in their community. Additional experiential learning will include an examination of a homicide case presented in the Police Powers course, and community involvement in the community policing course.  In addition, physical and fitness preparation for policing will be a focus throughout the program.

    Students will be given the opportunity to participate in many community events within the program as well.

    Required Documentation

    In order to maintain confidentiality and security, the program utilizes an independent provider, Verified by Synergy Gateway for field placement documentation collection and validation.  This process is the Electronic Student Permit Checking (ESPC).  There is a cost associated with this external agency of $49.95.  Please refer to the Police Foundations ESPC Information Package for details.

    Contact

    For more information contact Treina Kennington, Student Advisor/Field Placement Officer.

    Project Lord Ridgeback

    Project Lord Ridgeback (PLRB) is multi-disciplinary experiential learning exercise that simulates a local disaster. Interacting with actors who play victims, casualties, emotionally distressed persons and the elderly in a staged, choreographed event, students from a wide range of programs learn by acting and responding as they would in real emergencies. Subject matter experts design injects into disaster-related scenarios which simulate authentic workplace demands.

    Following the mock disaster, students participate in follow up exercises to apply learning in mock court testimony, critical incident stress debrief, crime-scene lab work, and form completion specific to their program areas.

    Student participants are from a wide range of DC programs including: Practical Nursing, Primary Care Paramedic, Police Foundations, Protection Security & Investigation, Paralegal, 911 Call Centre Communications, Advanced Law Enforcement and Investigations, Journalism Mass Media Program, Social Service Worker, Activation Co-ordination – Gerontology, Court Support Services.

    Police Foundations in the news

    DC students test their skills and collaborate in emergency simulation
    DC grad, now police constable at Durham, receives Alumni of Distinction Award
    DC grads offer post-grad insight at Alumni in the Pit during Career Week
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