TRAINING SCHEDULE

This course explores the active shooter mentality, tactical considerations and the impact on dispatch operations through the use of current and relevant case studies.

Public Safety Call-takers and Dispatchers increasingly deal with callers in crisis and this courses explores communication techniques specific to critical situations. All class times listed are Pacific (California) time.

The primary goals are to increase officer safety and enhance professionalism. All class times listed are Pacific (California) time.

This course offers a comprehensive exploration into the multifaceted role of public safety dispatchers during critical incidents, presenting a holistic view across natural disasters, criminal activities, and tactical operations. It delves into the dispatcher's pivotal role from both the dispatch center and field operations perspectives.

Designed for all members of public safety to have a basic understanding of homegrown violent extremism. All class times listed are Pacific (California) time.

Motorcycle gang update

This course is designed to provide a basic understanding of the sovereign citizen ideology.

Communications Training Officer Certification Course

Teaching Adults: What Every Trainer Should Know

Strategies for public safety dispatchers for handling suicidal callers. All class times listed are Pacific (California) time.

This course is 4 or 8 hours and is designed for Public Safety Dispatchers and reviews the unique stressors associated with 9-1-1 as well as provide tools for managing stress. All class times listed are Pacific (California) time.

This course is designed for public safety dispatch supervisors, managers and directors.

This 8-hour course considers the emotional aspect of being a 9-1-1 dispatcher.

This Kim Turner, LLC course explores the emotional toll of being a 9-1-1 dispatcher and provides participants with an understanding of the definition of traumatic stress, as well as the common issues experienced by 9-1-1 professionals who handle multiple traumatic calls.

The primary goals of this course are to familiarize 9-1-1 first responders and public safety employees with the courtroom process and the appropriate demeanor for witnesses. All class times listed are Pacific (California) time.

Navigate different personality types and conflict in the dispatch communications center. All class times listed are Pacific (California) time.

This course gets real about the importance of leadership training for professional staff in highly responsible positions within public safety agencies.

This 4-day course is tailored for those in public safety organizations leading professional Communications/Dispatch staff.

This course explores working with and supervising different generations in a public safety communications center.

This course speaks to the significance of professional standards for public safety dispatchers and anchors on concepts of customer service and the mission/vision of our public service agencies.

This course addresses cultural diversity and inclusion for public safety agencies. For California agencies, this is a POST Plan I course and reimbursable for travel, per diem, tuition, and backfill. All class times listed are Pacific (California) time. The course also is STC certified course #00240175

This course meets the POST mandated 24-hour Field Training Officer update to completed every three years.

Public Safety Calltakers and Dispatchers increasingly deal with callers in crisis and this courses explores communication techiques specific to critcal situations.

Communications Training Officer Certification Course

Taught by law enforcement officers, the course is designed for current police officers to address common organizatioal stressors of modern policing.

This course is designed for Public Safety Dispatchers and reviews the unique stressors associated with 911 as well as provide tools for managing stress.

This course is designed for Public Safety Dispatchers and reviews the unique stressors associated with 911 as well as provide tools for managing stress.

The course explores the US domestic violent extremists threat landscape and is designed for first responders to include 9-1-1 and field personnel. In partnership with the Upland Police Department, this presentation is presented tuition free for California public safety personnel; specifically, 9-1-1 and field first responders. If you are unable to attend the course you have registered for please be respectful and notify us as soon as possible so we may extend another first responder your spot.

This course explores working with and supervising different generations in a public safety communications center.

This course explores the active shooter mentality, tactical considerations and the impact on dispatch operations through the use of current and relevant case studies.