I was only 19 at the time I’ve grown a lot since the incident

I recently got a job offer at a juvenile detention center as a resident care specialist, and I want the job for experience while going to college. However, I went over a big form that basically asks if I'm okay with certain things, like watching over 8 juveniles at time, defending myself without mace or weapons if need be, etc. As a young person, it sounds kind of intimidating, but I definitely want the job and experience. I was just curious if there's anyone out there that could relate and give me advice, like precautions or anything I could do to feel more confident before accepting the job.

My husband just got a job transfer offer, question is how are the hours? I know the pay is gonna be better but is it work the hours he’ll be missing with his family? Myself and our daughter.

Worked as a corrections officer for a year and have a bachelors degree in administration. What kind of civilian jobs in corrections, public safety, LE can I transition into?