What kind of experience does one need to get a job with US Homeland Security?

Answer 1

The requirements for Homeland security training include enroling in your state course and completing classes like "Introduction to the Incident Command System", "Advanced ICS" and "Threat & Risk Assessment".

Answer 2

Obviously you need to have no criminal records to obtain a homeland security job, you also need to be a outside of the box thinker to make up new ways to protect your country, and you need to love your country.

Answer 3

The requirements depend on the job taken. All jobs for homeland security will require that you be a US citizen, you have or can get security clearance, you submit a SF-278 from, and you can pass a drug test.

Answer 4

There are many ways one might get a job in homeland security in the United States. The most reputable source of information and other employment requirements can be found on the official website.

Answer 5

There are different things one should have experience in depending on the type of homeland security job they plan to pursue. Typically one should have a bachelor's degree in their chosen field and at least a year or two of experience.

Answer 6

In order to pursue a career in the Department of Homeland Security, one needs to be a citizen of the United States and to be able to pass a background check as well as a drug test. One must also have a four year degree in criminal justice or a related degree, be knowledgeable about the law including codes and regulations, and be in good overall health.

Answer 7

to be a lazy arab terrorist that smokes crack cocaine and likes to feel up little boys

Answer 8

You need to have no criminal history. You must have served at another job that involved using or dealing with some form of security. And must have lived in the area for a little while.