Hello and welcome, I am Dr. Frank Trovato, the Founder of TNT Justice Consultants Services. TNT was founded in 2009 to fulfill a need for high-quality and well researched training for Public Service, Policing, and Justice professionals across Canada. TNT is comprised of a group of highly celebrated professionals who have experience in the law enforcement field, community agencies, medical-psychological field, research specialists, and diversity experts who have worked with government agencies at the federal, provincial and municipal levels. Over the years, TNT has grown exponentially to collaborate with organizations such as the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police (OACP), the RCMP Ontario Division, Diversity (CPR), the Canadian Critical Incident Inc. (CCII), and the Association of Black Law Enforcers (A.B.L.E). In addition, TNT is a proud partner with the iconic Emond Publishing to provide training materials, educational products, and online resources for justice professionals.
TNT Justice Consultants have a proud partnership with the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police (O.A.C.P) to deliver online pre-screening services for our future Police Officers and Special Constables in the Province of Ontario. TNT and the OACP deliver a new and revolutionary way to assess our police applicants before they apply to their respective Police Services. This online platform assesses areas that would be otherwise difficult to assess locally by a recruiter. Please visit our Pre-Screening Stage for more information!
TNT Justice Consulting is administering a certificate program on behalf of the RCMP and Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police (OACP). It's an applicant pre-screening tool that will assess your suitability for police work by evaluating your:
The RCMP has just announced piloting this certificate program in Ontario (See https://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/en/police-officer-careers/tnt-certificate-rcmp-applicants-ontario . To help differentiate this pilot for RCMP applicants in Ontario and the OACP Certificate program, we're calling the certificate the "TNT Certificate".
If you've already completed your vision and hearing assessments using the RCMP forms (form 2180 and form 6509), you may submit them as part of your certification process. If you haven't yet completed your vision and hearing assessments, please use the vision and hearing documents that are used for the OACP Certificate process.
For the pilot, either the OACP or RCMP vision and hearing forms will be accepted.
For the pilot, you'll need to obtain a TNT Certificate for RCMP Applicants if:
The TNT Certificate for RCMP Applicants costs $250. This cost doesn't include the fees for your vision and hearing assessments.
"The content and training offered to agencies, private security and public safety personnel is superior to most training offered given that the courses are designed at the college or university levels with the practical aspect of how the training applies to day to day operations!"
The Association of Black Law Enforcers (A.B.L.E.) is a non-profit organization formed in 1992 to address the needs and concerns of Black and other racial minorities in law enforcement and the community. Dr. Trovato’s passion is evident in the assistance given to educational scholarships handed out by A.B.L.E. annually to assist racialized young people realize an opportunity at higher education.
Frank Trovato is a dedicated professional and mentor. He is a generous team member with his ideas, time and resources. Frank actively involves all team members in projects, values everyone's contributions and is always encouraging of others. We have worked together on the same faculty team, we have team taught a course together and we h
Frank Trovato is a dedicated professional and mentor. He is a generous team member with his ideas, time and resources. Frank actively involves all team members in projects, values everyone's contributions and is always encouraging of others. We have worked together on the same faculty team, we have team taught a course together and we have worked on a large scale community policing research project. Frank is dedicated to his students, colleagues and community.