Corrections Officer Jobs
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Corrections Officer Career Outlook and Information
As a corrections officer your main responsibility is going to be to supervise prisoners, enforce the facilities rules and keep peace with the facility. This will require you to keep a sharp and alert mind and consistently maintain your job duties in order to advance your career. Building a career around a corrections officer opens up many possibilities to work for such organizations as:
- FBI
- CIA
- Border Patrol
- DEA
If you show exceptional promise you may even be given the opportunity to apply towards becoming a Prison Warden. This is a sometimes dangerous position that is not without its own rewards. Once you turn 18 (21 in some states) you are able to apply and receive such benefits as:
- Health Insurance
- 401K
- Paid Sick days and Vacation
- Job Security
Take a look at these accreddited universities below for free information towards becoming a corrections officer.
Select a Corrections Officer Training Program
- A.A.S. in Criminal Justice
- Management and Supervision Certificate in Criminal Justice
- B.S. in Criminal Justice/Corrections
- B.S. in Criminal Justice/Juvenile Justice
- B.S. in Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement
- M.S. in Criminal Justice/Corrections
- Associate of Applied Science in Criminal Justice
- Associate of Applied Science - Paralegal
- Associate of Applied Science in Office Management in Legal and Criminal Justice
- Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice - Client Services and Corrections
- Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice - Criminal Offenders
- Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice - Investigations/Law Enforcement
- Associate of Science in Criminal Justice - Corrections
- Associate of Science in Criminal Justice - Law Enforcement
- Associate of Arts in Business Administration (AABA) - Criminal Justice Administration
- Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice - Law Enforcement
- Associate in Arts in Criminal Justice
- Undergraduate Certificate in Information Systems - Homeland Security and Information Systems
