Community Justice Services (JP/CDEC)

Gain a comprehensive understanding of Community Justice Services with Australian Training Institute's Queensland Justice of the Peace (JP) or Commissioner for Declarations (CDEC) courses.

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Justice of the Peace (Qualified)

Community Justice Services (JP/CDEC)

Face-to-Face or Online/Self-Paced or Virtual

Justice of the Peace (Qualified)

NAT11281001 | NAT11282001

Course Fee: $355.00

JP (Qualified) training for people seeking appointment in Queensland.

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Certificate III in Investigative Services

Community Justice Services (JP/CDEC)

Blended Learning

Certificate III in Investigative Services

CPP30619

Course Fee: $1,499.00

This course meets the requirements for a Queensland Security Providers Licence with the Private Investigator Function. Completing the course does not guarantee a licence or a job.

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Advantages and Skills You Gain

  • Acquire the ability to lawfully witness document signings, adhering to legal standards.
  • Develop proficiency in authenticating true copies of original documents.
  • Learn to issue legal summons and warrants and conduct minor judicial duties in line with Australian judicial processes.

What to Expect

  • Practical Training in Community Justice Services
  • Expert Guidance from Trainers
  • Updated Courses with the latest Industry Knowledge
  • Supportive Environment for Learning and Training

Why Consider Training JP/CDEC?

Training in a Community Justice course offers a unique opportunity to play a role in your community’s legal system. Appointment remains with the Governor and the Department — ATI delivers the training and does not appoint JPs.

Excellent! I will be enrolling on more courses with Australian Training Institute. They provide great facilities the trainers knowledge was unbelievable and the adult learning environment would suit all. The helpfulness of all staff is above and beyond expectations. Cannot recommend enough

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Frequently Asked Questions

In Australia, Justices of the Peace (JPs) offer services on a volunteer basis. Primary duties include certifying true copies, witnessing statutory declarations and affidavits, and acknowledging signatures. JPs are appointed by the Governor of their state or territory — training does not guarantee appointment.

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