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Classification Inmate, Probationer, Parolees- Operations, Case Management

Communication Oral, Written, Signing

Core Courses Corrections, Supervisors, Facility Training Officers

Drugs and Narcotics Recognition, Under the Influence

Facility/Field Training Officer Certification, Advanced, Update for Institutions,
Community Parole, Probation

Gangs & Sophisticated Offenders Classification, Management

Leadership for Supervisors & Managers Principles and Skills

Legal Laws, Responsibility, Standards

New Programs and Opening New Institutions Alternatives, Facing Openings

Officer Safety Unarmed Self Defense, Tactics and Incident Response

Probation and Parole Field Operations and Tactics

Special Interest Various special interests courses for a variety of participants

Transportation Inmates, Minors, Patients

Type 1 Jail Specific Specialty Courses for facilities Holding Custodies less than 96 hours

NEW
Temporary Holding Facilities

Law Enforcement facilities (Lockups) holding adults and juveniles 24 hours or lesss

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Classification Courses

002 Advanced Institutional Classification 24
192 Advanced Active Gang Identification 24
007 Basic Institutional Classification 24
135 Basic Investigation for institutional Staff 08
218 Classification and Security Threat Groups STG's(Gangs)
Management 24 NEW
052 Classification/Inmate Management for the 2000's 16
008 Classification Officer Training 24
063 Classification Officer - Update 16
197 Cults & Religious Extremist Update 08
156 Executive Briefing On Institution Classification Legal Issues 08
140 Identification & Management of High Risk Offenders 24
070 Inmate Suicide Intervention Program 16
177 Institutional Intelligence Gathering 08
027 Interactive Inmate Classification 08
139 Introduction to Prison Gangs and Disruptive Groups in Institutions 08
166 Jail Classification Seminar for Supervisors & Managers 24
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123 Juvenile and Adolescent Hate Groups 08
094 Juvenile Suicide Potential Screening, Recognition, and Intervention 04
095 Management Techniques for Suicide Potential 04
036 Organized Criminal Recognition & Management for Classification Purposes 24
118 Patrol and Field Interview Tactics for Corrections Facilities 08
045 Suicide Potential Recognition and Prevention 08
184J Suicide Update for Institutional Staff 08
104 Supervising and Leading the Institutional Classification Function 16
150 Taggers Crews, Clubs, and Cliques (Youth Power Groups) 08

Communication Courses

198 Advance Conflict Resolution for Law Enforcement and Corrections 16
160 Advanced Tactical Communications for Corrections 08
172 Advanced Tactical Communications Training for Trainers 24
006 Assertive Report Writing 08
135 Basic Investigations for Institutional Staff 08
170 Conflict Resolution for Corrections 08
202 Correctional Report Writing Update 04
169 Cultural Diversity and Inter-Personal Communications 08
93 Cultural Diversity in Detention Operations 08
196 Customer Service in Corrections 08
076 Differential Treatment of Program Inmates 08
181 I Know Just What You Mean: Effective Training Communications 04
029 Inter-Personal Communications (IPC) and Self-Defense for Corrections 24
028 IPC for Direct Supervision Facilities 16
118 Patrol/Field Interview Tactics for Direct Supervision 08
165 Spanish for Corrections 24
155 Survival Spanish (Basic) 08
160 Tactical Communications for Corrections 08
220 Training for Classification Unit Trainers (FTO Format)
115 The Language of Hand Signing in Corrections 16
054 Verbal Alternatives to the Use of Force 08
093W Working in a Cultural Diverse Workplace 08
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Freebies

• Catalogs
• Training Design Forms
  

Speakers Bureau

Spotlight on Excellence in Corrections

Core Courses

07 Basic Institutional Classification Core 24
08 Classification Officer Core 24
030 Correctional Officer Core Course 176
124 Core Training for Trainers 24
195 Correctional Services Supervisor's Core Course 80
032 Facility Training Officer Core 40
031 Peace Officer Supplemental Core Course 56
047 Temporary and Court Holding Facilities Required by CCR T15 §1024 08
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Drug and Narcotics Courses

001 Advanced Contraband Recognition and Control 24
189 Advanced Under the Influence 24
171 Alcohol Abuse and Correctional Personnel 08
176 Controlled Substances Recognition Update 08
142 Controlled Substance Investigations in the Government Workplace 08
143 Documentation and Report Writing for Workplace Substance Abuse 08
146 Drug Free Workplace 08
016 Drug Identification for Detention Facilities 08
114 Substance Abuse Peer Counseling 08
050 Under the Influence Investigations 08
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Facility/Field Training
Officer Courses

003 Advanced Facility Training Officer Course 24
153 Apprenticeship (FTO/DTO/CTO) Program Orientation for Supervisors and Managers 08
191 Classroom Tactics for Inservice Trainers 08
009T Coaching for Training Officers 08
124 Core Trainers Training 16
102 Creative Mentoring Techniques for Organizational Leaders 08
065 Criminal Justice Employee Progressive Discipline 08
066 Developing and Managing the F.T.O. Program 16
193 Dispatcher Training Officer 24
020 Employee Rights for Criminal Justice Staff 08
119 Facility Training Officer Appraisal Update 08
032 Facility Training Officer 40
059 Facility Training Officer - Update 16
175 Field Training for Institutional Transport Officers 24
153 Field & Facility Training Officer Program for Probation 08
181 I Know Just What You Mean: Effective Training Communications 04
069 Jail Training Officer Update 16
178 Leading By Example 04
199 Minimum Orientation Training for New Employees 08
088 Pre-promotional Testing Training for Law Enforcement Personnel 08
207 Recruitment, Hiring and Retention of Corrections Personnel 16
066 Supervising and Managing the CTO/FTO/JTO Program 16
182 Tearing Down Walls: Using Training to Build organizations 04
220 Training for Classification Unit Trainers (FTO Format)
072 Training for Departmental Trainers 40
087 Training Liability for Supervisors and Managers 08
048 Training the Adult Learner 16
180 Unleashing the Potential in People 04
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Gangs and Sophisticated
Offenders Courses

061 Active Gang Identification - Regional 08
192 Advanced Gang Identification 24
218 Classification and Gang Management 24 NEW
142 Controlled Substance Investigations in the Government Workplace 08
197 Cults and Satanic Worship Religious Extremist 08
139 Introductions to Prison Gangs 08
123 Juvenile/Adolencent Hate Groups 08
036 Organized Criminal Recognition & Management (Gangs) 24
227 Radical Islamic Offenders, 08
150 Taggers and Graffiti Clubs 08
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Leadership for Supervisors & Managers

018 13 Elements of Successful Personnel Management 08
100 Applying Challenge to Organizational Achievement 24
062 Assertive Decision Making for Super. & Mgrs 08
195 Correctional Services Supervisor's Core Course 80
065 Criminal Justice Employee Progressive Discipline 08
075 Criminal Justice Fiscal Mgt. 24
080 Criminal Justice Management & Labor Relations 24
074 Criminal Justice Personnel Mgt. 24
009 Coaching as Supervisory Tool 08
142 Controlled Substance Investigations in the Government Workplace 08
101 Correctional Leadership for the 90's 24
102 Creative Mentoring Techniques for Sup and Mgrs 08
011 Critical Decision Making for Line Supervisors 24
014 Detention Facilities Management 24
055 Detention Facilities Team Building 16 NEW
073 Detention Facility Plant Management 24
106 Detention Facility Management Issues of 2000 24
210 Executive Seminar for Temporary Holding Facilities 24
143 Documentation and Report Writing for Workplace Substance Abuse 08
146 Drug Free Workplace 08
019 Employee Evaluation/Appraisal (Update) 08
068 Employee Issues for Institutional Supervisors 08
204 Ethics Dilennas and Professional Standards 08
181 I Know Just What You Mean! (Covey Based) 04
083 Inmate Population Management 08
120 Internal Affairs Investigations 16
201 Leadership Issues for Direct Supervision 16
178 Leading By Example (Covey Based) 04
113 Leading the Correctional Agency of 21st Century 24
099 Managing Adversity for Success of Organization 24
103 Managing Cultural Diverse Organizations 08
126 Marketing Probation Department Services 08
164 Mastering Organizational Diversity 08
112 Mastering Your Leadership Abilities 24
163 Mastering Change in a Transforming World 08
179 Mauritius- Celebrating Differences (Covey Based) 04
180 Max and Max- Unleashing Human Potential (Covey Based) 04
134 Media and Management 08
034 Measurable Objectives Method for Supervisors & Managers 24
221 Mission Oriented Supervisory Leadership 08
035 New Generation Supervisor 24
107 Personnel Laws & Issues for Supervisors & Managers 08
037 Personnel Management for Operational Staff 24
185 Principle-Centered Leadership (Covey Based) 16
207 Recruitment, Hiring and Retention of Corrections Staff 16
212 Retaining Qualified Employees 08 NEW
042 Setting Measurable Goals for Suprs/Mgrs. 16
041 Senior Detention Officer Leadership Course 24
098 Small Jail Administrative Managers Update 24
104 Supervising Institutional Classification Functions 08
046 Supervisory Issues in Direct Supervision Facilities 08
174 Supervisory Leadership Development Course 80 Hours in 5 Sessions
182 Tearing Down Walls (Covey Based) 04
187 Training Liability for Supervisors and Managers 08
200 Type 1 Jail Management Overview 24
125 What Managers Need to Know about Unions 08
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New Programs and Opening New Institution Courses

158 Advanced Techniques for Direct Supervision Facilities 08
159 Current Trends and Development in Institutions 08
55 Detention Facilities Team Building Workshop 16 NEW
058 H.O.N.I. for Organization Leaders 08
024 H.O.N.I. for Line Staff 16
049 Transitioning to New Generation Jails (Adult Institutions) 24
49J Transitioning between Institutions (Juvenile Institutions) 24
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Officer Safety Courses

209 Advanced Self Defense for Senior Correctional Staff - Ground Control Techniques 08
152 Bloodborne Pathogens (OSHA Certified) 08
205 Cell Extraction/Room Removals/Placements 08
053 Controlling Critical Conditions 16
012 Critical Incident Management 24
086 Critical Incident Preparedness & Debriefing 08
013 Defensive Tactics / Assault Problem Solving 08
022 Emergency Procedures for Detention Facilities 08
067 Emergency Procedures Review/Update 16
021 Emergency Procedures Training for Trainers 08
173 Enhancing Officer Safety with American Indians 08
128 Field Safety and Tactics
023 Fire/Life Safety Update 08
130 First Aid/CPR (Recertified) 08
208 High Risk Inmate Transportation 08
090 Incident Command for Supervisors and Managers 16
070 Inmate Suicide Intervention Program 16
167 Institutional Medical Issues 08
177 Jail Intelligence Gathering 08
224 Management Issues for Mental Health Services in Detention Faciliities 24
033 Medical Screening for Intake Staff (Certified) 08
082 Mental Health Issues for Detention Facilities 08
133 Management Issues of Violence in the Workplace 12
095 Management Methods/Techniques for Suicide Potential 04
057 Nondeadly Use of Force- Training for Trainers 08
091 Non Lethal Tactical Equipment Training 16
127 Search and Seizure for ISU 08
039 Searching Housing/Intake 08
184 Suicide- Update for Probation 08
045 Suicide Potential, Recognition and Prevention 08
094 Suicide Screening for Intake Staff 04
092 Tactical Formations for Corrections Response 08
116 Unarmed Self Defense for Women 08
122 Violence in the Workplace 08
129 Weapons and Dangerous Handling Items 04
108 Workplace Safety Issues, Regulations and Liability (OSHA Certified) 08
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Probation and Parole Courses

109 Basic Training for Intensive Supervision Staff 40
190 Contraband Policy Development 04
176 Controlled Substances Recognition Update for Field Probation 08
142 Controlled Substance Investigations in the Government Workplace 08
064 Court and Short Run Transportation 08
154 Critical Incident Liability for Probation
149 Critical Incident Report writing for Field Probation Officers 08
159 Current Trends in Corrections 08
060 Developing Use of Force Policies for Probation 16
076 Differential Treatment of Clients 08
168 Domestic Violence and the Probation Parole Officer 08
153 Field & Facility Training Officer Program for Probation 08
128 Field Safety and Tactics for Probation and Parole 08
188 High Risk Field Probation Supervision 08
120 Internal Affairs Investigations 16
211 Juvenile Court Holding Facilities Base Training per §T15-1562 CCR 08 NEW
097 Juvenile Probation and Police Interface in Schools 08
162 Legal Update for Probation Field 08
096 Managing Probation Department of 21st Century 16
126 "Marketing" Probation Department Services 08
105 New Perspectives in Probation Case Management 08
089 Officer- Involved Shooting Investigations 08
077 Pre & Post Conviction Programs Alternatives 08
161 Rightsizing Probation Programs 08
127 Search and Seizure for Intensive SupervisionUnit Staff 08
041 Senior Detention Officer Leadership Course for Juvenile Halls 24
110 Special Issues Management for High Risk ISU cases 24
184P Suicide Update for Probation Field and Institutions 08
059 Use of Force/Arming Issues for Probation 08
121 Working with the Homeless Probationer 08
129 Weapons and Dangerous Items Handling for field D.P.O.'s 04
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Special Interest Courses

044 Alleviating Stress in the Workplace 08
004 American Corrections in Crises and Change 08
010 Con Games/Inmate Management 08
017 Effective Detention Facilities Management for Line Personnel 24
229 Holding High Profile Long Term Offenders in Type 1 Detention Facilities NEW 8
115 The Language of Hand Signing in Corrections 16
183 Managing Inmate Behavior 08
040 Practical Time Management 08
088 Pre Promotional Test Preparation for Criminal Justice Staff 08
207 Recruitment, Hiring and Retention of Corrections Personnel 16
117 Surviving Age 50 and Loving It! 08
047 Temporary and Court Holding Facilities 08
085 Using K-9 Assistance in Corrections 08
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Technology

215 The Internet and Government e-Business 08
216 Public Safety Webmasters School 16 & 24
214 Technology Evolution or Revolution for Organizational Leaders 16
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Transportation Courses

157 Advanced Transportation 24
064 Court and Short Run Transportation (Certified) 08
60T Developing Use-Of-Force and Arming Policies for Transporation Units 16
208 High Risk Inmate Transportation 08
026 Inmate Transportation/Movement (Certified) 24
151 Supervising/Managing the Transportation Function 16
131 Transportation Officer Update 16
59T Transportation Officer Use-Of-Force and Arming Issues 08
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Type 1 Jail Specific Courses

Type 1 Jails are pre-arraignment booking facilities. They are usually called police precinct lockups, sheriff's substation detention facilities, or police department holding facilities, police prebooking facilities, short or limited term jails. These limited term lockups and prearraignment detention facilities hold adult criminal offenders 96 hours (4 days) or less. In most states these short time jails hold juvenile criminal offenders 8 hours or less. Some Type 1 Jails hold prisons on contracts with state and federal government or on court orders. Police and Sheriif's jail facilities have public works in lieu of jail time programs.

30 Corrections Officer Core Course for Type 1 Jails 176
64 Court and Short Run Transportation 8
229 Holding High Profile Long Term Offenders in Type 1 Detention Facilities NEW 8
203 Liability and Medical Issues Update for Type 1 Jails 8
98_206 Limited Term Facilities Administrators and Managers Seminar 24
199 Minimum Training General Employee Orientation for Type 1 Jails 8
81 Type 1 Facilities Update 8
32 Type 1 Jail Training Officer (JTO) Core Course 40
200 Type 1 Jail Managers and Supervisors Overview Course 24
219, Type 1 Jail Management Introduction Course, Type 1 Specific Jail Manager's Core Course, 24 Hours
26 Type 1 Prisoner Transportation Officer Core 24
217 Type 1 Watch Commander's/Shift Supervisor Overview 08 hours, Calif. POST #8280-32221
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Legal Courses

071 Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and
the Criminal Justice Workplace 08
044 Alleviating Stress in the Workplace 08
078 Art of Executive Negotiations 08
135 Basic Investigation for Institutional Staff 08
152 Bloodborne Pathogens and Communicable Diseases 08
154 Critical Incident Liability/Emergency Procedures Probation Staff 08
015 Detention . Line Officer Liability (Update) 08
194 Detention Officer Rights and Responsibilities 08
168 Domestic Violence in the Workplace 08
020 Employee Rights for Criminal Justice Staff 08
130 First Aid and C.P.R. Update for Corrections 08
025 Inmate Rights/Officer Authorities 24
070 Inmate Suicide Intervention Program 16
167 Institutional Medical Issues Update 08
084 Institutional Supervisory Liability 08
144 Introduction to Inmate Disciplinary Procedures 08
094 Juvenile Suicide Potential Screening, Recognition, and Intervention 04
111 Legal Issues for Juvenile Probation 08
203 Liability and Medical Issues Update for Type 1 Jails 08
136 Liability Issues Update for Line Supervisors (Instit) 08
079 Liability Issues Update for Line Supervisors (Field) 08
203 Liability/Medical Update for Type 1 Facilities 08
133 Management Issues of Workplace Violence 16
095 Management Techniques for Suicide Potential Clients 04
033 Medical Screening Procedures for Intake Staff 08
082 Mental Health Issues for Detention Facilities 08
145 A Quick Update Guide to Inmate Rights 08
043 Sexual Harassment Prevention 08
045 Suicide Potential Recognition and Prevention 08
184P Suicide Update for Probation Field and Institutions 08
184J Suicide Update for Institutional Staff 08
081 Type 1 Facilities Legal Update 08
199 Type 1 Specific Jail General Employee Orientation Training 08
047 Temporary and Court Holding Facilities (POST Certified Plan N/A 8 Hours CPT Calif. POST #8280-30780 ) 08
199 Type 1 Specific Orientation Training (Certified) 08
122 Violence in the Workplace 08
108 Workplace Safety Issues, Regulations, and
Liability for Corrections (OSHA Required) 08
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City Jails, Substation Lockups, Court Holding Facilities - Limited Term Jails.
NEW Temporary & Court Holding Facilities (THF's)
As of April 2001, all California THF's and Court Holding Facilities are required to have 8 hours of refresher training once every two year after the basic 8 hour T15-1024 Specialized Training Course.

THFs can choose from any of our 8 hour programs and we will customize it to THF issues. Click here for a printable list of courses already customized for THF's

47 Temporary and Court Holding Facilities T15-§1024 Core Orientation Course 08 Hours Calif. POST #8280-30780 08 Hours CPT At your facility or area.

210 Temporary Holding Facility Supervisors and Managers Seminar 24 hours Calif. POST #8280-30786 Southern California

199THF Minimum Training General Employee Orientation for THF Jails 8 hours, At your facility or area.

226 Temporary Holding Facilities Shift Supervisor CCR T15-1024 Update, #226, Calif. POST #8280-30780 8 hours POST CPT

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