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NC BLET OrientationROLE OF SCHOOL DIRECTOR - correct answers - primary responsibility for planning, scheduling, presenting, coordinating, reporting each accredited BLET course - selection of course, facility selection, materials, instructors, rules of conduct - submission of course outline to CJC before course begins - administrative rules (participation, demeanor, attendance) - duty to determine level of trainee comprehension & retention of subject matter - ultimate responsibility to determine when a student has a deficiency or not; has final determination FORMAL COMMISSION REQUIREMENTS ON: - correct answers Enrollment, Attendance, Steps towards successful completion, Commission administered basic training exam Enrollment - correct answers - may not enroll after 1st day (exception is partial enrollment) - not younger than 20 yrs old without prior written approval from Director of Standards Commission - priority admission to accredited criminal justice courses and those holding FT employment with CJ Agency * completed reading test within one year of BLET, scored at 10th grade level Attendance - correct answers - attendance to ALL sessions required - In NO case may excused absences exceed 5% total hrs - Any absence must be made-up by last day - Tardiness unacceptable and can be reported to agency Steps to Successful Completion - correct answers - a deficiency in any ONE topic area makes you ineligible to take the comprehensive written test - no more than two deficiencies you may enroll as limited enrollee in a later BLET course - immediate dismissal if you fail more than 4 topical area tests - you may take the written comprehensive exam after completing all course work and skill performances to the satisfaction of the school director - 36 topics Commission basic training comprehensive exam - correct answers - 6 units (legal, patrol duties, LE communication, investigations, practical applications, Sheriff's specific) - can fail two units, but no more than two and re-test on these areas. No re-test if you fail 3 units. - proficiency in each and every one of the topical areas is required to obtain certification and successful completion of BLET. - proficiency in all motor-skill and performance subjects (PT, Firearms, driving...) ADDITIONAL POLICIES/RULES - correct answers The program director can set policies on attendance and excused vs. unexcused absences, tardies and personal conduct or dress code (i.e. more than 6 unexcused tardies = immediate dismissal). BOTH COMMISSIONS' REQ FOR CERT - correct answers - appointment packet submitted to Standards Division before 1 year has elapsed since completion of state exam - Sheriff's deputies have 1 year from issuance of probationary certification in which to complete commission-accredited BLET - Certification Prerequisites Form - Completion of F-3 personal history statement - Both Commissions require applicants to list offenses they "committed" or were convicted of or ever charged with and any arrests. - Both Commissions require certified LE officers to re-qualify annually with assigned and authorized firearms. - Both Commissions require 24 hrs of annual in-service training. - Failure to meet these requirements can result in suspension of certification - With exception of minor traffic offenses, both Commissions require officers to report offenses for which officer is charged, arrested, pleads no contest to, pleads guilty to or is found guilty of ...* Sherrif's rules also require a notification of Domestic Violence Orders. Reporting Convictions - correct answers note: in some instances where charges to not result in convictions, certification can be denied, suspended or revoked by the Commission at its discretion