Swat

Duties and Responsibilities: The National Tactical Officers Association has established a set of standards for law enforcement agencies to follow, as a means of improving and enhancing the performance of SWAT teams across the country. NTOA standards dictate that every part-time SWAT officer must take a 40-hour basic training course, spend 16 hours a month in basic skills maintenance and an additional eight hours a month for specialty assignments such as sniper training or medical support. Full-time tactical officers must train 25 percent of their on-duty time, in addition to the 40 hour basic course. SWAT officers are on call 24 hours a day, seven days a week

Salary: $56,260 a year

Education: According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistic (BLS), a person needs only a high school education to become a law enforcement officer, although many agencies require some college education or a college degree. Some community colleges offer tactical law enforcement classes and programs. These programs cover areas such as self-defense, firearms training, tactical operations, search and seizure and tactical report writing. A few colleges also offer police academy training programs, while some private industry associations offer SWAT training programs.

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Reflection: I like this because that is what i want to be.