Youth And Adult Correctional Intervention
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Field Related Analysis
Education : 46 matches
(academy, adult, behavior, choice, college, course, first, integration, intelligence, intervention, learned, student, training, unit)Corrections-Technology : 37 matches
(addiction, communication, correctional, correctional officer, defense, drug, intervention, mental health, murders, penitentiary, prison, prisoner, prisoners, security, system, technique, young)Law : 19 matches
(action, close, condition, crime, criminology, drugs, family, force, government, illegal, intervention, intoxication, minutes, obligation, offer, premises, process)Target Structure: (0 matches)
Youth And Adult Correctional Intervention
My workplace forever.
I am a student at Ahuntsic College since 2019. I decided to study in Youth and Adult Correctional Intervention because I love criminology but also helping people. We have a lot of career's choices with this technique and I choose to become a correctional officer. Now that I know what my future career will be, I need to decide which penitentiary I want to go to.
Choice 1 : Go to Archambault Penitentiary.
Choice 2 : Go to Bordeaux prison
Go to Archambault Penitentiary.
I am so happy to have an offer at Archambault Penitentiary! What a dream! It is so close to all my family members and it takes me less than 15 minutes of car. This place is super giant and has a lot of action. I am very exited.
Choice 1 : My training.
Go to Bordeaux Prison.
Bordeaux called me and said they really want me here. I said yes of course! It's about 20 minutes of road and it is provincial. I'll work for Quebec government. I heard about Bordeaux since my first day of College, and I am super excited to see how it looks.
Choice 1 : My training.
My training.
Now that I choose which place I want to work in, I need to think about the formation.
Choice 1 : PFC Kingston
Choice 2 : Nicolet academy
Go to PFC Kingston.
If I choose PFC, that's because I decided to go to Archambault Penitentiary! The training is a 13 weeks trip to Kingston, Ontario. Correctional Officers are trained to handle firearms and chemical and inflammatory agents. They will also participate in self-defense and other physical training; therefore, it is important to be in good physical condition.
Choice 1 : My first day.
Go to Nicolet academy.
I'm going to Nicolet academy! It's closer for me but both of my choices were exciting. Nicolet academy is a 9 week trip. The correctional services officer integration program includes the following training elements, among others: Methodical process of intervention by the correctional services officer (ASC), DACOR computer system, Premises of the use of force, Legal aspects, Judicial process and powers of CHWs, Tactical communication, Security intelligence, Human behavior and mental health (drug addiction, homelessness, risk of suicide, etc.), Ethical behavior Physical intervention including prison search techniques, handcuffs and restraints, Biological risks.
Choice 1 : My first day.
My first day.
Everything has a beginning. It has been a rough day but it's a reality of my job.
Choice 1 : My first day in a federal penitentiary.
Choice 2 : My first day in a Provincial prison.
My first day in a federal penitentiary.
Today was my first day and I can't believe what I saw. A new prisoner burned a piece of paper and putted the fire everywhere in his unit. All the prisoners had to be escorted. The guy yelled at me, and I was all alone. I got so scared, I didn't know what to do. I called my coworker on the CB.
Choice 1 : My last day of work.
My first day in a Provincial prison.
My coworker and I got a call on our CB saying they may have found drugs and alcohol. We run to escorted all the prisoners, so we could search. I found a bottle of "baboche" . It is illegal to produce outside the prison, imagine inside. I learned that if the alcohol isn't ready or well done, it can kill. We got the jackpot today.
Choice 1 : My last day of work.
My last day of work.
It has been 30 years now that I am a Correctional officer. What is great about this job is that you can retire at a really young age. I don't know what to do. I love my job and I fell good enough to continue for 10 years, but I'm getting old.
Choice 1 : Retired.
Choice 2 : 10 years to go.
Retired.
My day has come. It's time to raise my hat and give my badge and my gun back to my boss. I feel so sad but grateful at the same time. It has been the best 30 years of my life even if I saw murders, crime, drug deals, intoxication. I helped so many people and I think that's the reason why I will always love my job.
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10 years to go.
I decided to stay 10 years more. It can show you how I love being a Correctional Officer. I think I will do part-time. Anyway, my boss told me that this is an obligation because he wants to keep me the longest time possible. For a lady of 50 years, my health is better than some of my coworker.... and they're only 30 years old!
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