Certificate For Officers In Georgia
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POST Certifications fall into three categories: Basic, Career Development, and Voluntary/Specialty. A Basic Certification certifies you have received the foundational training needed for your chosen public safety discipline.
Submit an application for certification with the help of your employing agency. The agency will assist you with completing the application in the POST Data Gateway system. Applicant must have at minimum a four-year college degree.
Requires a high school diploma (associate degree in criminal justice, zoning, urban planning, or related field is preferred) and the equivalent of two years of experience in code enforcement or a related field or any combination of education, training, and experience that provides the required knowledge, skills, and ...
The GA POST Council has voted to end the recertification requirement for all POST certified peace officers, effective January 1, 2022. There will be no further recertification process. POST also recommends the returning officer take the 16-hour GA Criminal Law course either at GPSTC or from a POST certified instructor.
Submit an application for certification with the help of your employing agency. The agency will assist you with completing the application in the POST Data Gateway system. Applicant must have at minimum a four-year college degree.
POST Certifications fall into three categories: Basic, Career Development, and Voluntary/Specialty. A Basic Certification certifies you have received the foundational training needed for your chosen public safety discipline.
The GA POST Council has voted to end the recertification requirement for all POST certified peace officers, effective January 1, 2022. There will be no further recertification process. POST also recommends the returning officer take the 16-hour GA Criminal Law course either at GPSTC or from a POST certified instructor.
Minimum Training & Experience: Applicants must be 18 years of age or older, possess a valid driver's license, a citizen of the United States, possess a high school diploma or GED equivalent. Applicants who are not POST certified in Georgia will be sent to a regional academy for their POST requirements.
