Understanding Trespass legislation in Canada for Security Guards
- Price
- $25
Are you seeking employment as an Animal Control Officer?
This stand alone course an essential component for your learning or skill upgrading. You will gain a firm foundation of training in everything from legal issues to managing dangerous dogs.
Once you finish this course, you will receive a certificate that you can frame and you will be a big step closer to provincial employment, if you're not there already.
The use of ChatGPT or Artificial Intelligence to answer questions or essays in this course is strictly prohibited and is considered cheating. This will result in an automatic failure on the assignments and it will be reported to your employer.
AI and ChatGPT are also forms of plagiarism and copyright infringement when used to pass qualifying courses and exams.
10 weeks are allotted to finish this course. A one time extension of 3 weeks can be requested, if you need it. After that one final extension of 3 weeks may be purchased for $75.00
Q. Can a Bylaw Officer/M.L.E.O. who does parking enforcement ALSO do general Bylaw Enforcement or Animal Control?
A. The short answer is yes. If the Municipality hires you to do more than just Parking Enforcement, they may ask that you also be trained in the other areas as well as Parking. Given that General Bylaw Services and Enforcement is also a specialized profession ie Property Standards, Noise Bylaw Enforcement, Animal Control, Licensing etc., specialized training is highly recommended.
Q. Is it true that some Municipalities are outsourcing some Bylaw Enforcement to Security companies?
A. Yes. Some smaller Municipalities are not only out sourcing Parking Enforcement but also General Bylaw services and Animal Control.
Q. Is this course similar to the old O.S.P.C.A. program?
A. Yes it is. We previously wrote the program and trained officers for the OSPCA as well as other Provinces.
Q. Does this course include information on the new P.A.W.S.?
A. As of January 1, 2020, the Provincial Animal Welfare Services (PAWS) Act has replaced the Ontario Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (OSPCA) Act. Transitional regulations are in place, such as carrying over the previous standards of care and administrative standards, to ensure animals are protected while long-term regulations are developed through consultation. There is a module in this course dedicated to understanding this process.
We do NOT refund tuition after registration and you have begun your course.
When you choose to register, you will be directed to the checkout page. Once your payment has been received, you will receive an email with your course login information.
Your instructor is a Superior Court recognized Subject Matter Expert (S.M.E.) in training Provincial Offences Officers and Municipal Bylaw Officers. As official Vendor of Record to the Ontario government for training officers in all Ministries, his status is paramount in ensuring content due diligence and vetting for court purposes.