Train the Trainer
| Course Name | Course Number | Description | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2020 | Law enforcement officers are subjected to daily hazards, which require critical driving, and difficult decision-making skills. Your department’s ability to provide proper training is key to the safety of your law enforcement officers and your community as a whole. Traditional classroom training approaches, which focus solely on vehicle control and do not fully engage trainees, fall short. In order to improve decision-making skills, drivers must be exposed to dangerous situations, become familiar with potential risks and threats, and have the opportunity to practice appropriate responses. | TBD | |
| 0681 | This 40 hour course presents the FTO model (sometimes called the San Jose Model program) to field trainers engaged in training those who have recently completed the BLEA, Corrections or Equivalency academies. This program can be adapted for telecommunicates and others, but the materials used in this class will be law enforcement and corrections personnel related. | $95 | |
| 2001 | This 40 hour class teaches the basic skills necessary to prepare and present knowledge and psychomotor based training in a classroom environment. This class is best suited for students who have less than two years in course delivery and no formal training in instructional techniques, but is open to those of all skill levels. A high level of student participation is required. | $600 | |
| 2004 | The ID-II is a hybrid course consisting of 24 hours of distance learning/independent work over six weeks, followed by two days in the classroom. The pre-classroom work will entail spending 24 hours reading, studying, researching, and completing five assignments using our web platform. The participants will then meet at the location noted for the two-day classroom portion. |
$650 | |
| 5603 | This highly interactive course presents the PTO model (sometimes called the Reno or COPS model) to field trainers engaged in training those who have recently completed the BLEA or Equivalency Academy. The curriculum includes up to 8 hours of pre-class work followed by 32 hours of classroom training. Students successfully completing this course will be credited with 40 hours of training on their WSCJTC record. | $75 |