US Border Patrol Visit The Gary Job Corps Corrections/Security Cadets

The U.S. Border Patrol in addition with other law enforcement agencies have partnered with the Gary Job Corps Center for the Cadets from the Corrections/Security programs. 

Motivation, Dedication, Perspiration: these are the standards the Gary Job Corps Security trade are built on.

The curriculum is full IFPO (International Foundation of Protective Officers) training which includes Unarmed (Level 2), Armed Uniform (Level 3), and Personal Protection Officer (Bodyguard Level 4).

Cadets are put their rigorous physical training and defensive tactics training, to prepare and condition their minds and bodies for the rigors of their profession. 

The U.S. Border Patrol in addition with other law enforcement agencies have partnered with the Gary Job Corps Center for the Cadets from the Corrections/Security programs. 

The Gary Job Corps Center is a Federally funded vocational/academic training program by the Department of Labor operated by ResCare. 

The campus covers over 800 acres training 1400 young men and women in over 20 vocational trades in addition to a high school diploma, driver license, and a college program. 

Pictured are Corrections/Security Instructors Eugene Edokpa, Evelyn Hernandez, Scott Oshan, Troy Oldbury, Betty Oliva, Sean Schultz, Preston Smith, Center Director  Patty Lankford, Center Training Readiness Supervisor Susanne Ritter, US Border Patrolman Steve Veloz, Joe Guajardo, Rohan Godson, Corrections Cadets Kathy Brooks, Amber Gonzales, Jeremiah Gibson, Security Cadets Xavier Mitchell, Jessinea Johnson, Caleb Burrell.  Job Corps Works for Employers, Communities, Tax Payers , and the Youth of Texas.