Welcome to the new PAVTN.net!
We are excited to have you explore PAVTN and complete training that will enhance your skills. If you have questions please visit our FAQs.
If you are not a member of PAVTN.net and would like to register, please complete our registration request form.
Are you looking for Naloxone Training for First Responders? Visit the ACT 139 Training for First Responders page to complete the training and earn your certificate. Law enforcement officers should login to PAVTN to complete the Naloxone training.
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NEW Roll Call Course Available
Crime Gun Investigation and Firearms Recording
This short presentation is offered by the Pennsylvania Attorney General, Gun Violence Section (GVS). The module addresses the definition of “crime gun”, 18 Pa. C.S. § 6127, Firearms Tracing, and more.
Understanding Tourette Syndrome
Tourette Syndrome (TS) is a neurological disorder that may cause sudden unwanted and uncontrolled rapid and repeated movements or vocal sounds called tics. Watch this view to learn more about Tourette’s.
2022 Control Tactics Makeup
Please visit the Use of Force and Control Tactics page on the MPOETC website for information on the 2022 Control Tactics Makeup course.
Now Available MPOETC 2024 Courses!
- 24-201 Legal Update a mandatory training worth 3 credit hours.
- 24-301 Suicide by Cop an elective course worth 3 credit hours.
- 24-601 Community Relationships a mandatory training worth 3 credit hours.
- 24-602 Law Enforcement Ethics an elective course worth 3 credit hours.
PAVTN transfers your completed MPOETC course credits to TACS.
NEW CLEE Course Available
Learn more about investigating Technology-Facilitated Abuse with our latest MPOETC CLEE approved course. Technology-Facilitated Abuse of an Intimate Partner
School Police Officers
Based on Act 67 of 2019, School Police Officers are required to complete annual in-service approved by MPOETC under Title 53, Chapter 21, Subchapter D (Act 120). Annual in-service requirements under Act 120 include 12 hours of approved classroom training, annual firearms qualification on all duty firearms, and current CPR/AED/First Aid certification. School Police Officers who need access to MPOETC classroom training should email their court appointment paperwork, including oath of office, and proof of current employment as a School Police Officer to [email protected] for approval.
Once approved please complete our registration request form. You will be emailed your account information when your registration is complete.
Become a Member of PAVTN
PAVTN.net helps officers improve their performance, become more valuable to the force and advance their careers. Unlike in-person courses, PAVTN.net is available 24/7, and it’s remarkably cost-efficient. That gives officers more time to fight crime, and law enforcement agencies more precious resources. Everyone wins with PAVTN.net. Join us in our mission today.
If you are an ACT 120 Officer and would like to register to be a member of PAVTN.net, please complete our registration request form. If you are a Chief of Police who would like to enroll their department for MPOETC online or PAVTN courses visit our FAQ page to learn more.
PAVTN.net provides real-world training from expert veterans.