Emergency Services 20, 30

(a)	Identify the various career options available in policing in the field setting, such as general duty, police dog and marine services.
(b)	Identify the various career options available in policing in the office setting, such as computer crime, financial crime and identification.
(c)	Research ways in which police officers can advance into other career options in the policing field once they have trained and gained experience in the general duty setting.
(d)	Investigate civilian career positions (e.g., forensics lab, legal, analysts) that support police services.
(e)	Research the rank structure of policing services.
(f)	Investigate the promotion processes in the rank structure (e.g., examinations, competencies, years of service) within police organizations.
(g)	Describe recognition of individual achievement (e.g., medals, badges) in policing.