In order to ensure access to a professional
and dynamic career, the École nationale de police du Québec
offers four training programs as well as advanced and in-service
training to Québec First Nations police clientele.
Patrol Officer Training Program
In accordance with the Police Act (R.S.Q., c. P-13.1) and in order to obtain a working permit in policing, the candidates that have graduated from the Police Techniques Program must further their training at the École nationale de police du Québec. The initial Patrol Officer Training Program focuses on the development of the professional competencies that are considered essential to the job of policing. The fundamental goal of its learning activities is to allow the integration of the knowledge, the abilities and the attitudes deemed necessary to the job of policing. The training program is thirteen weeks in duration. The existing program is now being revised. Consequently, its content, its duration and the costs attached may be modified without notice.
Special Constable Native Training Program
The twelve-week Special Constable Program is given at the École nationale de police du Québec. This training prepares the candidates to adequately intervene in police matters within their community. Graduates from this program may be appointed, by the Minister, as peace officers for a specific term and within the limits set out in their deed of appointment.
Organisational Management Certificate (police management)
This university undergraduate program, leading to a Certificate in Police Management, was developed by the École nationale de police du Québec and the Association of the First Nations Chiefs of Police of Québec, and is offered in partnership with the University of Sherbrooke. The program is intended for police directors who want to perfect their knowledge in management as well as First Nations police officers who wish to acquire the necessary skills related to the job of director. The goal of this certificate is to train police directors in accordance with the Police Act, while respecting the community aspects and particularities related to their job. Based on a competences approach, the certificate is comprised of ten 45 hour-courses divided in three microprogrammes.
Advanced and In-Service Training
All advanced and in-service courses are offered in both French and English to First Nations clientele.
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