LECTITP is a physically demanding and intensive training program. LECTITP is an instructor-the-trainer training program that provides basic training to prepare new instructors to enforce the law in the areas of arrest and control tactics and techniques, intermediate weapons, and defense against spontaneous attacks, including attack with a sharp weapon. This program also includes instructions on threat assessment and response, use of force and injury management, and the incorporation of electronic control units. UOFITP is designed to provide the student with the knowledge and skills to successfully design, develop and implement use of force training using static, dynamic and interactive training principles. UOFITP is intended for law enforcement professionals who train officers or officers in the principles of use of force, develop or revise use of force guidelines, and are responsible for reviewing and assessing incidents involving the use of force by public authorities. It is not designed as an end-user course that teaches a person how to use force correctly. UOFITP uses the principles of adult education as well as problem-oriented training, role plays, lectures and demonstrations to provide students with the skills they need to successfully develop and teach their own training programmes related to the use of violence. The Law Enforcement Driver Instructor Training Program (LEDITP) equips the student with the skills, techniques, operating principles, legal considerations, and teaching methods necessary to teach law enforcement officers a comprehensive driver training program. The student is exposed to a variety of courses designed specifically for the law enforcement driver. These courses teach basic and advanced skills that enhance the instructor`s pedagogical skills. Face-to-face lessons, laboratories and practical exercises are used during the training.
Upon completion of the program, students will have achieved proficiency levels that will enable them to successfully design, coordinate, evaluate and facilitate a law enforcement driver training program. 3. Students must have completed a recognized law enforcement driver training program before applying for LEADITP. (Also in the class letter, which is sent in advance after students register. This is the responsibility of the student and his/her agency. FLETC does not require proof or the presentation of a certificate.) Techniques in the areas of fingerprinting, description and identification of persons, photographing of law enforcement agencies, collection and storage of physical evidence, identification of narcotics, rape investigation and intelligence recognition. Law enforcement at sea, navigation rules on the road, mechanical troubleshooting, tracking, interception, boarding and searching, and use of weapons on a boat. 1. Must be employed in law enforcement or enforcement positions or designated Direct Enforcement Support Personnel (PSSD) and assigned to duties that require subject knowledge.
2. Must be actively involved or likely to be used as driver trainers for their organisation. 3. Must be in good physical condition, have a valid driver`s license and be familiar with the driving procedures of law enforcement authorities. 4. Must be a graduate of a general law enforcement instructor training program or present a certificate from a commanding officer attesting that the required skills and experience are present in the classroom. 5. Must hold a valid driving licence and be familiar with the basic driving dynamics and driving procedures of law enforcement authorities. The Advanced Law Enforcement Driver Training Program (LEADITP) builds on the curriculum outlined in the FLETC Driver Instructor Training Program (LEDITP) or another law enforcement driver basic training program, and is designed to further develop an instructor`s knowledge of driver training and enhance the student`s ability to design, Develop and validate training programs. Training ranges and scoring standards. The focus is on advanced driving technology for high-concentration vehicles and precision immobilizer (PIT) technology.
The applicant must be a law enforcement officer with arrest authority in preventing, detecting, arresting, detaining, and/or investigating criminal offenses and/or offenses under federal, state, local, tribal or military criminal laws. The Law Enforcement Train-the-Trainer Program (LEITP) is designed to provide enforcement skills training focused on curriculum development and delivery. Students are expected to develop two lesson plans to implement during the program. One of the lesson plans is used to provide a 50-minute practical exercise that aims to assess your ability to teach from a lesson plan you have developed. The LEITP includes a variety of teaching methods, including participatory lectures, student-centered learning, demonstrations, role plays, and presentation labs. The program provides students with an introduction to presentation skills and curriculum development. The LEITP is a training program of the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC) Center Basic (CB). 2. Students should be actively involved or expect to be used as driving instructors for their organization. The Firearms Instructor Training Program (FITP) is designed to provide newly assigned firearms instructors with knowledge of a variety of firearms, including maintenance and maintenance, as well as the skills required to serve as a firearms instructor for law enforcement. The program also introduces new instructors to teaching techniques as well as identifying and resolving shooting problems/errors.
FLETC hires instructors to teach a variety of courses and specialties. This list gives a general idea of the types of material taught. 6. Must be a graduate of an instructor-training program or provide certification from a commanding officer that the required skills and experience are present in the classroom. Use of revolvers, semi-automatic pistols and shoulder guns using safe handling, competent use and reasonable use of weapons. Effective techniques for interviewing witnesses, victims and suspects; Identify sources of stress and use appropriate coping mechanisms to cope with stress. Glynco: (912) 267-2599Artesia: (575) 746-5857State and local: (912) 261-4566. Glynco: (912) 280-5365 Artesia: (575) 746-5622Charleston: (843) 566-8568Cheltenham: (301) 877-8343State and local: (912) 261-4566 The Basic Tactics Instructor Training Program (BTITP) is designed to train the student to become a field training officer by providing high-quality education and analytical knowledge, the skills and abilities required for the highest level of competence in that specialty. The program takes basic tactical training to the next level with an emphasis on leadership, adult education and instruction, as well as traditional technical skills required by field training officers and special constables.