Strathcona County, Alberta Shoplifting and Theft Classes

We accept most major credit cards including MasterCard and Visa. You must pay for the Strathcona County Alberta online theft class before gaining access to the course materials. All student information is processed using SSL-encryption technology, and all credit card and online check information is processed via our secure payment processing company.

If you are trying to meet an 8 hour requirement, the cost of the class is $149. This includes the completion certificate which will be shipped to your via U.S. mail for free. If you need to take a longer course, you can take the 16-hour shoplifting class which is $249.

At the end of the Stop Theft Class Strathcona County Alberta course, you will need to take a brief final exam. In order to pass, you need to score at least 80%. However, at no additional charge, you may take the exam again as many times as necessary.

Yes. You are not restricted to taking the theft class from a single computer. You can login to one computer to take part of the course and another computer to take the rest of the course. As long as both computers have internet access, you should have no problem.

No. You may start and stop the online alohol course as often as you like until you have completed the course; log-in and out as your schedule permits. When you log back in, you'll be taken back to the last page you visited before logging out.

We will mail the original certificate to you. It is your responsibility to submit the Strathcona County Alberta certificate. If your are taking this class for a court requirement, it is your responsibility to submit the certificate to the court.

The amount of instruction for the Strathcona County Alberta online larceny awareness class depends on which version of the class your purchased. The class comes in 8 hour and 16 hour lengths. This is a self-paced class, and can easily fit into your schedule!

No. The Stop Theft Class Strathcona County Alberta shoplifting quizzes are meant to prepare you for the Strathcona County Alberta final exam, and they do not count against your overall score. You must score 80% on the Strathcona County Alberta exam in order to pass. However, you may re-take the Strathcona County Alberta exam as many times as necessary in order to pass, at no additional charge.

Any internet browser will work with this online class. Our theft awareness class was designed to be compatible with the most popular internet browsers. This means that your experience should be excellent, whether your are using Microsoft Internet Explorer, Apple Safari, Firefox or Google Chrome.