TRENTON – The New Jersey Judiciary has partnered with Raritan Valley Community College in Branchburg to offer classes to members of the public seeking careers in municipal court administration.
The 11-week Principles of Municipal Court Administration (POMCA) course starts at the college Feb. 25 for individuals who are interested in obtaining a certification necessary for certain municipal court administrative positions.
Previously open only to Judiciary employees, this is the first time this course has been offered to the public.
The program will give prospective municipal court employees an understanding of Judiciary policies and basic municipal court procedures, including case processing, case management and financial fundamentals to prepare them for career opportunities.
Registration is open. The cost for the class, which meets once a week, is $830.
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