The Integrated Arrest Tactics (IAT) Assistant Instructor Recertification Course is designed for law enforcement officers who want to assist IAT Lead Instructors in delivering training to their agency or other law enforcement organizations and have previously been certified as an IAT Assistant Instructor. The course provides students with a comprehensive overview of the WSCJTC IAT Program curriculum, as well as the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively assist IAT Lead Instructors in delivering the curriculum.

The course covers a wide range of topics, including:

1. The principles of IAT: The course provides a comprehensive overview of the IAT concept, including its foundational principles, development, and implementation. Students will learn the key components of IAT, including physical skills, communication skills, and decision-making skills, and how they are integrated into the arrest process.
2. IAT curriculum: The course provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the IAT curriculum, including the development of training objectives, instructional materials, and assessment tools.
3. Physical training: The course includes hands-on physical training, allowing students to experience the IAT curriculum and develop the skills necessary to assist IAT Lead Instructors in delivering it. Topics covered include control tactics, defensive tactics, and arrest techniques.
4. Instructor support: The course provides students with the necessary knowledge and skills to support IAT Lead Instructors in delivering the curriculum. Topics covered include lesson planning, instructional techniques, and effective methods for presenting and evaluating the IAT curriculum.
5. Legal and ethical considerations: The course covers the legal and ethical considerations involved in the use of force and the arrest process. Students will learn about the WA AG’s use-of-force model policy, the legal implications of use of force, and the ethical considerations involved in the use of force.

This course is designed for law enforcement officers who want to assist IAT Lead Instructors in delivering training and have previously been certified as an IAT Assistant Instructor. The course is taught in 40 hours and is a combination of classroom instruction, hands-on training, and practical exercises. Upon completion of the course, students will receive a certification as an IAT Assistant Instructor and be eligible to assist IAT Lead Instructors in delivering the IAT curriculum.

To register for the course, contact your Training Manager to assign the training to you via Acadis.