Supervising Young Offenders Correspondence Course

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Supervising Young Offenders Correspondence Course	4252
designed to help correctional officers understand how to supervise young offenders in the most effective way.

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Some of the most challenging inmates correctional officers supervise will be young offenders — offenders in their early 20s or younger. This course is designed to help correctional officers understand how to supervise these individuals in the most effective way. Course highlights include supervising young offenders, interacting with young offenders, adolescent behavior and development, crisis prevention and intervention, and much more. Equivalent to 40 hours of in-service training. 1998.

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