You can help the Prison Architect Wiki by expanding it! Education is a bureaucracy item required to build Classrooms and School Desks. It is also necessary for several programs: the Foundation Education Program, Guard Taser Certification program, General Education Qualification program, Education Reform Program grant.
Prisoner have tho courses they can learn: The Foundation Education Program is 10 sessions long, and the General Education Program is 20 sessions long, and (when successfully completed) represent a significant boost to the Prisoner's Reform section.
Inmates are required to complete this program before being eligible for the General Education Qualification . This reform program has the following requirements: This reform program is led by an external teacher that will be present during the periods when the session are held. There is a cost per session as follows:
Inmates are rated according to their attendance and concentration level during the course. Passing the Foundation Education program will authorize a prisoner to work in the Library sorting books. The class room is also used for taser rollout. Any non-armed guards wishing to carry a taser must first complete a training course.
Creating a PrisonEdit. To create a new sandbox prison, bring up the main menu by pressing [ESC], then select the Create New Prison option to display the following dialog. ... The MapEdit. ... Money ManagementEdit. ... PrioritiesEdit. ... UtilitiesEdit. ... Staff and BureaucracyEdit. ... Holding CellsEdit. ... Chow TimeEdit.More items...
5 days (120 game hours) is equal to one year served.
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Parole HearingsEdit All prisoners are granted a parole hearing when they reach 50% of their sentence, and another one at 75%. To facilitate this you must build a Parole Room, and start the Parole Hearing Program. A parole hearing requires the inmate, the inmate's lawyer (Parole Lawyer) and the Parole Officer.
they do in fact not age. I tried to suggest for that ages ago but it didn't catch on. I think around it that their "age" is just their "age at entry" but it's still ridiculous that they can spend over 100 years in prison and still be unstoppable killing machines and not, yknow, frail and on the verge of death.
One prolonged sequence depicts a hostage situation in which prison staff members can be hurt and killed by inmates. One cutscene depicts still images of a man and a woman partially nude in bed; moaning sounds can be heard. The game contains a handful of drug references: inmates smuggling drugs; still images of cocaine.
You should build your administration building first because you need an office for your warden. Your warden unlocks the Bureaucracy where you can research to unlock more facilities for your prison. To build your building, you need to put the foundation first.
It often takes at least three guards to subdue a maximum security prisoner. Guards have a high success rate when participating in the Taser Certification Program. It is a worthy investment.
Warden Mode is a new gamemode added during the 2017 Christmas Update (Build 13). It is essentially the flip side of Escape Mode but you are controlling the Warden directly with the WASD keys and the fog of war is also enabled only cleared if the warden has a line of sight.
Teachers can be unlocked through Bureaucracy but cannot be hired like other Staff Members. They are hired externally at no cost, but the education programs you choose to run do cost money.
Forestry is an outdoor room where Gardeners plant trees and Workmen chop down (dismantle) the trees, and turn them into logs that can be either sold directly or sawn in the workshop to make planks which are sold for a higher profit.
janitorsIf no prisoners are assigned to the room, janitors will carry out the job. Prisoners will use Laundry Baskets to collect and distribute clothes around your prison.
1 Office Desk. It is also recommended to sufficiently satiate the needs of the attending Prisoners during the periods when the sessions are held as, thereby, they are more likely to attend and then go on to pass the reform program.
The General Education Qualification is a reform program that is aimed at providing Prisoners with a secondary level of education. Prisoners are required to have successfully passed the Foundation Education Program prior to commencing this program.
General Education Course. The Foundation Education Program is 10 sessions long, and the General Education Program is 20 sessions long, and (when successfully completed) represent a significant boost to the Prisoner's Reform section.
The Classroom serves as a place for scheduled education of Prisoners ( Educational Programs) taught by a teacher (external staff), and Guards ( Tazer Certification) taught by the Chief . Guards and prisoners can attempt to retake classes they fail if they choose to.
The tazer rollout classes are taught by the Chief (which must be hired and the appropriate research completed), and 10 guards can join per one hour sessions.
However, prisoners sometimes get rowdy in class so resuming guard patrol immediately upon class completion may save the life of a teacher if prisoners are getting out of control (this is one of the trickiest but best uses of micromanagement for guard patrols)