All class attendees must be registered online at https://training.mdle.net by a supervisor. A valid email and an employee certification number are required to register. Employees must make all training requests through their immediate supervisors via email. If an employee must cancel, they must do so through their immediate supervisor at the earliest possible date. If you have trouble registering please contact the Training Unit dlpctcdpptraining_dpscs@maryland.gov.

If your course is being held at PSETC in Sykesville, classes will be held unless State Government Offices are on liberal leave or are closed.

Note: This applies to training hosted by Parole & Probation. Please refer to MDLE Inclement Weather Policies for classes hosted by other training units.

If you are attending a course that is being held at any of the Community College of Baltimore County (CCBC) locations (Hunt Valley, Owings Mills, Randallstown, etc.), please follow the college's inclement weather policy. You may check online ( www.ccbcmd.edu), local TV or radio stations. If the college opens 2 hours late (10:00 a.m.) due to weather, classes will start at 10:00 a.m.

All certified classes by MPCTC will have a written examination comprised of True/False, Multiple Choice, Essay and/or a Performance Test in which the participant must demonstrate proficiency in a skilled area. Participants must achieve a score of 75% on written examinations and/or be rated satisfactorily in all areas to pass a performance test. A participant needs to be present for the entire class in order to take the test. There is zero-tolerance for cheating in any form. Any student caught cheating shall be removed from the academy.

Unless otherwise stated, Level 1 or Level 2 dress code is required for all training classes.

Unless otherwise advised by Training Unit staff, the use of electronic devices are not permitted during training. In case of an emergency, please contact front desk at 410-875-3400, Lori Dudly 410-875-3436 or Kathleen Paul-Kersheskey at 410-875-3591.

Arriving late to training is very disruptive to the class. Late participants will not be permitted into class.

Disruptive and/or disrespectful behavior will not be tolerated. Anyone unable to adhere to the Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services ("DPSCS") Standards of Conduct will receive a failing grade and be removed from the academy and/or training class. This includes any unprofessional behavior during training.

If you attend training provided by an agency other than The Maryland Police and Correctional Training Commissions (PCTC), you are required to request documentation confirming your successful completion of the course. (This includes CN5, Fingerprinting, training offered by Law Enforcement Agencies, etc.). It is the employee's responsibility to ensure the MD Police and Correctional Training Commissions' has certified the class. The Training Unit may be contacted at dlpctcdpptraining_dpscs@maryland.gov to confirm if the class qualifies for in-service credits.

Please email completed training documentation immediately upon successful completion of a program to the Training Unit (dlpctcdpptraining_dpscs@maryland.gov).

To receive credit for CN5
Log onto CJIS
Clear screen Type GIAM
Hit enter File
Print screen
Paste into email and send to the Training Unit at dlpctcdpptraining_dpscs@maryland.gov.

To receive credit for Techniques of Fingerprinting Email the below document to the Training Unit (dlpctcdpptraining_dpscs@maryland.gov).

The yearly training hour requirement for clerical and support employees is six (6) hours of job related training. These hours do not need to be MPCTC approved, but are to be reported to the Training Unit (dlpctcdpptraining_dpscs@maryland.gov).