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  • Becoming a Police Officer can be a long and difficult process with no guarantees of getting hired. Increasing your chances, through a prep course, is always a good common sense decision.

    But that’s not all! Anybody that wants to achieve success on major tests like the SATs, the bar exam, the nursing exam, paramedic exams, engineering exams, CPA certification exams, CDL exams, military entrance exams, and even the practical and knowledge-based driver’s license exams will pursue prep courses.

    Be sure to check out the Return on Investment (ROI) page.

  • The Become a Police Officer Master Class can take anywhere between 3 hours and 8 hours to complete. The class contains 2 sections on police entrance exam preparation with hundreds of sample questions. Some learners need the exam prep sections and some learners don’t need it right away.

    To get maximum value from this class I encourage learners to spend a good amount of time within the course to learn as much as you can. It really isn’t about how much time it will take me. It’s about how much can I learn.

  • When you click on a BUY COURSE button you will be sent to proprofs.com which is the learner platform that all of my courses are held. Once your transaction is completed you will be given credentials to enter the user portal.

  • There is no guarantee that you will get hired as a law enforcement officer. Everybody comes with their own personal history and background. The Become a Police Officer Master Class gives you a clear understanding about how to prepare for being successful in the hiring process and as a police officer if hired. Hiring decisions are 100% up to the agency in which you apply to.

    I can show a learner how to fully prepare but that does not mean that they will take the initiative and go out and do it.

    You might want to start with my FREE e-book by clicking here.

  • The master class has 2 sections on police exam prep. They are packed full of information on how to prepare, type of mindset you should have, test day do’s and dont’s, tactics for getting through difficult questions, and 100’s of sample questions in the many components that are tested.

  • Yes, you can subscribe to my email list here and I will send you an instant promo code. Also if you request my FREE e-book it comes with a promo code to be used to purchase my Become a Police Officer Master Class at a discounted price.

  • Yes, you can use any device including laptops, tablets, and smartphones.

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  • No, the police hiring process is not the same from agency to agency or state to state and I go over this exact question and dive deep into the answer in the Master Class but let’s get into it a little bit here.

    While many law enforcement agencies follow similar steps, such as written exams, background checks, physical fitness tests, medicals, and oral board interviews the specific requirements, standards, and procedures can vary significantly.

    Minimum requirements differ from agency to agency and state to state. Some agencies require only a high school diploma or GED, while others mandate college coursework or even a degree in criminal justice or a related field.

    Physical fitness standards also differ between agencies. While some states follow the Cooper Institute standards, others set their own benchmarks for required exercises like push-ups, sit-ups, and running distances.

    Background investigations can range from a basic check of an applicant’s criminal and employment history to an extensive investigation that includes interviews with family, friends, and employers.

    The use of polygraph and psychological exams also varies. Some states require a polygraph test, while others prohibit its use in the hiring process. Psychological evaluations may include in-depth interviews and standardized testing, but the level of scrutiny depends on the department’s policies.

    Residency requirements can also impact hiring eligibility. Some departments require officers to live within the jurisdiction or relocate within a certain time frame after being hired, while others have no such requirement. The hiring timeline itself can be drastically different between agencies. Some departments complete the process in as little as three to six months, while others take a year or longer due to extensive screening and background checks.

    While there are general similarities in the police hiring process across agencies and states, differences exist in testing, background investigations, fitness standards, training academies, and other requirements.

    It is important for applicants to research the specific agency they are applying to in order to fully understand its qualifications and expectations.

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  • You can read all about the contents of the Become a Police Officer Master Class and purchase it here.

  • Yes. I am so confident in the value of the courses that I put together I offer a 30-day money back guarantee.

    There are some restrictions that do apply so be sure to read the Refunds Policy page.

  • Not yet, but the Become a Police Officer Master Class gives you information on the specific exams across the country and includes both instruction and hundreds of sample questions on the most common components known to be tested. 

  • Pretend for a minute that you are 17 years old and you go to get your drivers license but fail the test.

    Are you gonna go back and take the test again or are you going to invest some money and time into some driving lessons that will teach you driving skills, increase your confidence, and show you how to pass the test?

    The answer is clear and you can apply the same scenario to prospective lawyers having failed the bar exam or nursing students failing the nursing exam or even more closer to home, police officers who failed a promotional exam that would have led to increased pay and benefits.

  • Yes, all of my courses are web based video and written content and you can learn at your own pace.

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