TCOLE: Interacting with Drivers Who Are Deaf and Hard of Hearing

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TCOLE: Interacting with Drivers Who Are Deaf and Hard of Hearing

CJL 1000

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Overview

Introduction

Law enforcement officers who enroll in this TCOLE mandated, course will learn about using appropriate techniques to interact and communicate with drivers who are deaf or hard of hearing. They will also learn when an interpreter may be required. As part of the course, officers will learn how to identify someone who is deaf or hard of hearing. They will also learn regulations for law enforcement agencies regarding deaf and hard of hearing individuals under the Americans with Disabilities Act. This course meets Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE) requirements.

Location:

Grayson College Main Campus - Center for Workplace Learning, Seminar C
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Tuition:

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