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COURSE TITLES & DESCRIPTION
BUDGET PRINCIPLES FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT
MANAGERS
(24
Hours) Testimonials and reviews
Chief Liquori is a forty-four year veteran of law
enforcement. He served as the Chief of Police
with the Altamonte Springs Police Department for twenty years,
retiring in May 2002. Chief Liquori also served with the Orlando Police Department for over twenty-three years and
retired as Deputy Chief of Police. Chief
Liquori is a graduate of
(8 Hours)
INVESTIGATING GANGS AND HYBRID GANGS USING SOCIAL NETWORKS AND THE INTERNET
(8 hours) Testimonials and reviews
This informative course is designed to teach Law Enforcement officers how to interview, investigate and document Gangs and Gang members by utilizing free internet services such as MySpace and Facebook and other websites.
Many departments across the country are experiencing more crime related to gangs and Hybrid gangs. A solid understanding of how Hybrid gangs and street gangs operate can lead to more convictions and better investigations. By utilizing the free websites that are on the internet officers can learn new ways to conduct good investigations and get convictions.
Discussion will include:
• Hybrid Gang vs. Super Gangs
• Trends of Hybrid gangs and Street Gangs
• Gang member interviewing techniques
• Gangs and social networks
Training will include:
• Using the free internet for investigations
• Building a data base of your street gang members
• Research of criminals via social networks
• Documenting and storing pictures, videos and blogs from the internet
Instructor: Gerry Hyder
Detective Hyder is a 10 year veteran of the Metro Nashville Police Department in Tennessee. In 2005 he took a position as a Detective in the Intelligence/Gang Unit. Detective Hyder is also the Vice President of the Middle Region for the TNGIA, (Tennessee Gang Investigators Association). Det. Hyder lectures across the southeastern states regarding Street Gangs, Hybrid Gangs, Youth in the Street culture, Using MySpace and Social Network Sites for Law Enforcement. Det. Hyder instructs recruits at the Metro Nashville Police Academy and teaches classes at Vanderbilt University and TLETA, (Tennessee Law Enforcement Training Academy).
LEADING ETHICALLY
(8 hours) Testimonials and reviews
This course provides students with the knowledge of the proper use of power in a leadership position through analysis of effective behavior and ethical issues. Participants will learn how the agency’s values and mission affect the day to day operations of the organization, and will identify the key components of a value statement and how it is incorporated within the agency through the use of human behavior. In addition, the instructor will discuss problem solving techniques for unethical behavior.Instructor: Dr. Nick Nicholson
Dr. Nicholson's career in academics and law enforcement spans almost three decades. As a senior partner of the Academy Leadership Associates, LLC (ALA), an adjunct faculty member of the University of Virginia, University of New Mexico, Southern Illinois University and Webster University, His areas of academic expertise include leadership, management and organizational behavior at the graduate level. He served as the Special Assistant to the Assistant Director of the FBI Academy prior to his retirement from the FBI Academy in 2007. Additionally his book on Police Training and Instruction, "Study of Instructor Development Curriculum," is frequently used by managers and instructors with training responsibilities. Nick received his BS and MS in Education from Southern Illinois University, and his PhD in Police Administration from St. John's University in Louisiana.
MANAGING GENERATIONAL DIFFERENCES & DEALING WITH PROBLEM EMPLOYEES
(8 or 16 Hours)
Day One
of this fast moving workshop examines and analyzes the differences,
similarities and issues involving people of different ages that come
together in the workplace. The views, behaviors and attitudes of the
different generations are explored and you will find new ways to view
and work with the other generation.
OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTINGS
(8 hours) Testimonials and reviews
The class is designed to inform and update officers, agency heads, administrators, investigators and supervisors on the rights of officers, duties of the investigators and procedures when an officer or witness becomes involved in a line of duty shooting involving death or injury. It will focus on all aspects an officer and/or witness may be required to deal with in the aftermath of a shooting event.
Mr.
Hachigian was with the Broward County, Florida Sheriff's Office for over
11 years and he is now the General Counsel's Chief of Staff for the Florida
State Lodge Fraternal Order of Police Labor Council. His duties include
representing law enforcement officers in all non-criminal related matters such
as, chief negotiator for contract negotiations, internal affairs
representation, grievance hearings, disciplinary hearings, arbitration
hearings, reviewing all shooting related incidents and critical incident
response. Mr. Hachigian has handled over 250 officer involved
shootings in his career and has been representing law enforcement officers
for over 20 years. He is also the Past Chairman of the National Fraternal
Order of Police Educational Services Committee.
PERFORMANCE APPRAISALS THAT MAKE SENSE
(8 Hours)
(16 Hours)
Increasingly leaders are facing greater demands from the public they serve and are challenged by some employees who insist on doing the minimum amount (or less) of work. This workshop focuses on proven approaches for improving individual and team performance.
SCHOOL LIAISON OFFICER INFORMATION
SURVIVAL KIT
(8 hours)
Whether you are starting a School Liaison Officer
program or already have an on-going program, this course will give you
new insight into one of the most important functions of a law
enforcement agency. Course material includes:
· SLO Role
Issues and Expectations
· Construction of
the SLO Position
· Developmental
Issues with Students
· Interaction
with Students/Parents
· Policy and
Procedures for
· School Liaison Program Duties
SURVIVING MEDIA ENCOUNTERS
(8 hours)
(8 Hours) Testimonials and reviews
Instructor: Michelle Santamaria
TRENDS, STRESS & IMPACTS ON YOU AND YOUR TEAM
(8 Hours)
In addition, Training Force
Training Force USA is a national company and seeks to establish venues for training both nationally and internationally. Agencies and companies are welcome to request training in their local area and to act as hosts for classes.
Requirements vary according to the course being requested, but in general, the following is required:
* Meeting room with seating for 25 or more students
* A/V equipment including projection screen, power point projector, DVD/VHS player, and flip chart(s)
* A list of area hotels
* Directions to the training facility
* A contact person to assist with class coordination
* Host agencies/companies will also be asked to assist with advertising the course
Note: Host agencies/companies may expect to receive some free seats, depending upon classroom size and the number of registrations received.
For more information, contact: cpichard@trainingforceusa.com
Training Force USA is a private company and is not associated with any State or Federal Agencies.
