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Correctional Educators and their Programs Correctional educators may be found working in settings that include prisons, jails, juvenile justice facilities, or various community based settings. The programs they teach include instruction in academic, vocational, library science, life skills, and post-secondary areas of concern. Correctional educators include professionals contributing as researchers, teachers, vocational instructors, community volunteers, counsellors, administrators, librarians, and more.
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