Sanford Brown College in Missouri - Train for Criminal Justice Jobs
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Training for Criminal Justice Jobs offered at 4 locations in Missouri
Criminal Justice Jobs
The objective of the Criminal Justice program is to prepare students for criminal justice jobs
in a variety of local, state, and federal agencies.
Specifically, the criminal justice jobs for which this program would prepare students are:
- corrections officers
- probation officers
- security officers
- local, county, and state police officers
- guards at prisons
- campus police
- investigators
- detectives
- child case workers
- juvenile services officers
- drug task officers
- criminal justice social workers
- customs inspectors
- U.S. Marshalls
- loss prevention managers
Associate - Paralegal Studies
The overall objective of the Paralegal Studies 
program is to prepare students for a career in the legal sector.
Paralegals do much of the work involved in closings, hearings, trials, and corporate meetings.
In the business sector, paralegal also help with employee contracts, while in the government sector, they analyze legal material, conduct research, collect evidence, write memoranda, and prepare informative material for an agency or the public.
Typical paralegal jobs include:
- trust coordinators
- title searchers
- settlement clerks
- litigation specialists
- legal assistants
Paralegals can find employment in law offices, government agencies, and businesses.
Programs Offered: (varies by campus)
- Associate - Criminal Justice
- Bachelor - Criminal Justice
- Associate - Paralegal Studies
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