North Carolina Theft Awareness Class
At Schroeder Counseling, our North Carolina Theft Awareness Program is a professional, court-aligned class designed to meet the needs of individuals referred by legal systems, employers, or those seeking personal development. We deliver this program through secure Zoom sessions led by certified professionals, making it easy for North Carolina residents to receive recognized guidance from the comfort of home.
Our program adheres to high standards recognized by many courts, attorneys, and compliance agencies. Participants engage in structured, face-to-face online instruction with credentialed providers, ensuring real-time interaction and accountability. Schroeder Counseling is proud to offer a trustworthy option for those seeking anger management education in North Carolina.
Recognized by courts, attorneys, and agencies across the U.S. Our programs are respected and widely accepted.
Jennifer Schroeder, M.S., CADC, is a Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor and Executive Director of Schroeder Counseling, with over 30 years of experience providing evaluations and educational programs for court-involved individuals across North Carolina. View our Instructor's credentials and designations.
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The Theft Awareness Class can also be completed on any device that has access to the Internet:
Our Theft Awareness Classes are real-time sessions with certified professionals. No pre-recorded videos—just interactive, face-to-face learning over zoom.
GUARANTEED ACCEPTANCE
After your Theft Awareness Class, you’ll receive official documentation of your completed evaluation — ready to be submitted to the requesting authority.
If you experience any issues with your Theft Awareness Class or its documentation, please contact us. We’re here to assist and ensure you have what you need for submission.
Lowest Price Guarantee
Starting at just $100, our Theft Awareness Classes are among the most affordable available — with no hidden fees and transparent pricing every step of the way.
Your class fee includes full access to the live, instructor-led Theft Awareness program — with no hidden charges or upsells.
Unlike other providers that push add-ons or require third-party coordination, we keep the process simple and stress-free. You can register for your Theft Awareness class online and get started immediately without speaking to a salesperson.
Who Needs To Take a Theft Awareness Class?
The Theft Awareness Class is often referred to by different names, but they typically point to the same requirement. If you’ve been asked to complete any type of shoplifting, petty theft, employee theft, and other property-related charges, our online Theft Awareness Class may fulfill that need.
Adult Theft Class
Stop Theft Class
Shoplift Program
Theft Abatement Class
Theft Abatement Course
Theft Awareness Program (TAP)
Theft Cessation Class
Theft Class
Theft Course
Theft Deterrent Education Program
Theft Diversion Class
Theft Education Class
Theft Intervention Class
Theft Offender Program
Theft Prevention Class
Theft School
Anti-Shoplifting Class
Anti-Theft Class
Anti-Theft Course
Consumer Awareness Class
Economic Crime Class
Identify (ID) Theft Class
Impulse Control
Impulse Control Class for Theft
Impulsivity Course
Juvenile Theft Class
Petit Larceny Class
Petit Theft Class
Petty Larceny Class
Petty Theft Class
Petty Theft Diversion Program
Retail Fraud Diversion Class
Retail Loss Prevention Training
Retail Theft Class
Retail Theft Prevention Program (RTP)
Security Awareness Program
Shoplifters Alternative Course (SA Course)
Shoplifters Anonymous Course
Shoplifters Awareness Course
Shoplifting Awareness Class
Shoplifting Class
Shoplifting Course
Shoplifting Deterrence Course
Shoplifting Diversion Program
Shoplifting Education Class
Shoplifting Prevention Class
Shoplifting and Theft Awareness (SATA) Class
Stealing Awareness Class
County-Level Acceptance: What You Should Know
While Schroeder Counseling’s Theft Awareness Classes are designed to meet the standards of most courts, probation departments, and referral agencies, acceptance policies can vary.
To help ensure compliance, please review the list below. Counties marked in red with a 🚫 have been known to reject documentation from virtual providers.
We strongly recommend confirming with your court, probation officer, or referring agency before scheduling your assessment.
Alamance County
Ashe County
Bladen County
Cabarrus County
Caswell County
Chowan County
Craven County
Davidson County
Edgecombe County
Gates County
Guilford County
Henderson County
Iredell County
Lee County
Macon County
Mitchell County
New Hanover County
Pamlico County
Person County
Richmond County
Rutherford County
Stokes County
Tyrrell County
Warren County
Wilkes County
Alexander County
Avery County
Brunswick County
Caldwell County
Catawba County
Clay County
Cumberland County
Davie County
Forsyth County
Graham County
Halifax County
Hertford County
Jackson County
Lenoir County
Madison County
Montgomery County
Northampton County
Pasquotank County
Pitt County
Robeson County
Sampson County
Surry County
Union County
Washington County
Wilson County
Alleghany County
Beaufort County
Buncombe County
Camden County
Chatham County
Cleveland County
Currituck County
Duplin County
Franklin County
Granville County
Harnett County
Hoke County
Johnston County
Lincoln County
Martin County
Moore County
Onslow County
Pender County
Polk County
Rockingham County
Scotland County
Swain County
Vance County
Watauga County
Yadkin County
Anson County
Bertie County
Burke County
Carteret County
Cherokee County
Columbus County
Dare County
Durham County
Gaston County
Greene County
Haywood County
Hyde County
Jones County
McDowell County
Mecklenburg County
Nash County
Orange County
Perquimans County
Randolph County
Rowan County
Stanly County
Transylvania County
Wake County
Wayne County
Yancey County