This is an 80-hour comprehensive patrol tactics course designed to promote safe and effective tactics typically required on a daily basis for LEO. This course is the prerequisite for all other advanced/unusual occurrence tactics classes. As such, this class contains instructional delivery specific to the course content and not general instructional concepts.
Within this class, the participant learns the components of Basic Patrol Tactics and technique application, instruction and testing. The core tactics involve structure clearing, low/high risk vehicle stops, MIDD, and DV calls. Emphasis is placed on single and double officer tactics, assessment and planning skills, specific and proper means of instruction, and theoretical background to analyze and develop agency specific programs to serve as a basis for subsequent unusual occurrences and extreme risk tactics classes.
Specific areas covered in this course:
- Patrol tactics and techniques
- Mindset and effects on perception
- Scenario construction and safe effective class conduct
- Use of video recording during teaching and testing
- Human performance and learning as they relate to skill instruction and testing
- Components of learning goals and performance objectives and the appropriate use of each
- The PADDIE process and basic concepts of program development and implementation
This class covers material beyond the material provided in FTO/PTO class and is a highly recommended for both veteran and new FTO/PTO's.
NOTICE
Available Sessions are located in the ACADIS List of Available Training. To see those sessions and for registration, please follow this link – Available Training.
Once on this training page, locate the “FILTERS” button at the top right-hand side of the page.
In the “Keyword” Field, type – 2190 and then hit the APPLY button.
All available FTO Sessions will be displayed. For more information on each session, click the individual session.
Contact your agency ACADIS training manager to register.