Course Catalog

360 Degrees of Policing [2023]

Law enforcement is under a microscope. Law enforcement immunity has been removed. In the U.S., the profession is the most litigated against and pays out the most settlements. These...

A Jet Tour of the Constitution [2023]

Dr. Robert England provides a quick but effective summarization of the U.S. Constitution which provides a refresher course for all in law enforcement and jails/correctional facilities. The...

Active Shooter [2023]

We never know if an active shooter event will happen in our hometown. Taking this course could make a big difference in your life and in the lives of people in your community. Active...

Alzheimer's: A Basic Understanding [2023]

The law enforcement profession is ever evolving. Whether it is year to year, month to month, or even day to day, public safety needs to be attuned to the changes in the communities...

Applied Ethics/Becoming an Exemplary Peace Officer [2023]

Ethical decision making for all people and most especially for Police Officers, Jail Officers and Correctional Officers at every rank is of EXTREME IMPORTANCE. Once you lose it, it...

Asset Forfeiture [2023]

Asset forfeiture is a legal means by which federal and state laws allow for the seizure and eventual forfeiture of property connected and/or integrated in some manner with criminal...

Autism 101 [2023]

The job of law enforcement is changing rapidly and we're regularly running across new situations. Years ago, law enforcement was a job of arresting criminals, dealing with criminal...

Avoiding Ethnic and Sexual Harassment [2023]

Harassment of any kind should not and will not be tolerated in today’s environment. No individual wants to be harassed; therefore no individual should believe they have a right to...

Baiting the Police: Response to Constitutionally Protected Activity [2023]

Today, nearly every person has a video camera with them at all times in the form of a smartphone. Many of these phones have comparable video recording capability as professional production...

Bias/Implicit Bias Training [2023]

Often, the focus of police or jailer/correctional training emphasizes a warrior mentality among officers. This predetermined mindset sets up an approach that can work to the detriment...

Bloodborne Pathogens [Revised 2023]

Overall General Course Goal(s): Goal 1: To instruct officers on the different bloodborne pathogens. Goal 2: To instruct officers about the several ways in which bloodborne pathogens...

Body Cameras / On-Officer Camera Systems [2023]

This course on On-Officer Camera Systems, commonly referred to as “Police Worn Body Cameras”, is authored by a leading national subject matter expert Eric Daigle. The course provides...

Bullying/Cyberbullying Prevention [2023]

In today’s K-12 Public & Charter schools, the reality of Bullying and (Cyber) Bullying is rampant and for some can be unrelenting harassment. Whether in person or on the Internet...

Confidential Source Management [2023]

A confidential source (CS) is often also called an “informant.” This course discusses how identifying, developing, establishing, and controlling informants is an essential part...

Constitutional, Procedural Due Process, and Community Policing: The Law Enforcement Professional

Overall General Course Goal(s): 1. To equip law enforcement officers with comprehensive knowledge of constitutional principles, focusing on areas such as reasonable suspicion, probable...

Courtroom Testimony For Officers [2023]

Law enforcement officers work long hours on investigations. When a case they worked on goes to trial, they want to win. They’re confident that nothing can go wrong. They show up,...

Covid-19 Updates [2023]

The world has been in the midst of a worldwide pandemic caused by the novel coronavirus. COVID-19, a highly infectious viral disease that originated in the transportation hub of Wuhan,...

Critical Incident Trauma

This course is hosted by Dr. Rodger Solomon. He speaks about the trauma that affects and follows an officer's career, and how to overcome.

Critical Stress During Critical Times [2023]

This class, Critical Stress During Critical Times, is the byproduct of a grant that was received by the Virginia Peer Support Association.  This class is the summation of three one-day...

Cultural/Human Diversity 2023

Cultural diversity is vital and should not be considered an option in the 21st century workplace. Human and cultural diversity issues remain at the forefront in many aspects of American...

Cybercrime Insight for Law Enforcement [2023]

In today’s web connected, social networking, smartphone, phishing and hacking cybercriminal world in which we all live-in and struggle with, this is a must course for law enforcement...

De-Escalation of Interpersonal Conflict [2023]

In human relations, nothing works every time and there is no communicative prescription that will always be effective. That said, our study of social science and our own deep experience...

De-escalation: Understanding and Resolving Conflict [2023]

Section 1:  Understanding Your Personality Take and score the DISC Personality Profile and learn how to understand your personality and weaknesses and how to become more aware of...

Debtors' Prison [2023]

Debtors’ prison is an outdated term for a prison for people who are unable to pay a debt. However, in many states, government mechanisms are in place that will charge inmates and...

Defensive Tactics Instructor Re-Certification [2023]

This refresher training will enhance your safety, teaching, and presentation skills as a defensive tactics instructor. With lawsuits abounding, many officers spend more time worrying...

Defensive Tactics for Corrections [2023]

At some point in every law enforcement or correctional officer’s career, he or she will be called upon to use physical defensive tactics for basic survival. For many officers, this...

Diabetic Emergency Training for Law Enforcement [2023]

Recent statistics shows that 29 million people in the United States have diabetes, and about one-third (8.1 million) of those with diabetes don’t even know they have it. In addition,...

Dispatcher Challenging Calls [2023]

It is very important to understand that there is no such thing as a routine dispatch call. The attitude that something is routine leads to complacency, and complacency is the enemy...

Dispatcher Professionalism and Customer Service [2023]

911 telecommunications professionals cannot please all of the people all the time, but our actions and attitude can go a long way toward pleasing and meeting the needs of most people....

Dispatcher: Professionalism and Crisis Calls [TX]

Overall General Course Goal(s): 1. The goal of this course to enable participants to understand professionalism and the behaviors and attitudes that create command bearing. 2. ...

Driver Instructor Re-Certification Training [2023]

As a profession, law enforcement devotes a significant number of training hours to firearms training, considering that an officer may work an entire career never having used a weapon.  Law...

Duty to Intervene

Overall General Course Goal(s): The goals of this course are to go beyond the introduction of the topic and to dive into the realities of failure to intervene. Learning Objectives Replete...

Emergency Vehicle Operations Driving [2023]

A department’s investment in automobiles, officers, and insurance is a large annual operations expense. This emergency vehicle operation training will help minimize the risk to officers...

Emergency Vehicle Operators Course (Fire and EMS)

If you talk to anyone with the background in public safety or emergency services, they will tell you that there is a certain excitement and satisfaction that goes with operating an...

Emotional Intelligence for Law Enforcement [2023]

Our decisions and behaviors are the product of two minds: one logical and one emotional.  Emotional intelligence (EI) is about understanding, recognizing, and managing emotions. This...

Facing Suicide: Important Insights [2023]

The CDC is approaching suicide as a public health crisis because the rate in the United States has been on the rise since about 1999. Across the US, suicide kills more people than car...

Female Offender: Supervision and Management In-Service Training

The inmate populations of today’s correctional facilities continue to change. In our liability-driven world, one size does not fit all individuals, and corrections officers need the...

Field Training Officer Re-Certification Training [2023]

The field training officer (FTO) is one of most critical members of any law enforcement agency. Experienced FTOs should be able to take recruits fresh from the academy and transform...

Fire Safety/Emergency Procedures for Jails [2023]

The purpose of this course is to give participants the decision making skills necessary to determine the appropriate actions and equipment to be used in the case of a fire situation...

Fire Service Collaboration with Non-Traditional Partners [2023]

The fire service today represents a common name for increasingly diverse organizations.   Sixty or Seventy years ago fire departments were pretty much the same in functional organization. ...

First Responder Part 1 (Corrections)

As a staff member in a correctional institution, there are many instances in which we will respond to different types of emergencies. Being able to identify and respond to these situations...

First Responder Part 2

As Emergency First Responders, we encounter a variety of difficult or life-threatening circumstances on a daily basis. The ability to recognize and react to some of these situations...

Foundations of Leadership [2023]

Section 1: What Is Leadership and What Does a Leader Look Like?    Learn the basic foundations of leadership.  Explore leadership definitions and take part in a brief discussion...

Fundamentals of Marksmanship

This program is presented as a refresher to all officers on the concepts associated with proper marksmanship. This course deals primarily with pistol marksmanship, but many of the principles...

Handling the Aggressive Patient [2023]

Most of the estimated 45,000 patients transported by ambulance to local emergency departments each day in the United States view EMS and health professionals as “good guys.”  However,...

Health and Fitness Issues in Criminal Justice [2023]

Fundamentals are important in every aspect of our law enforcement careers. Section 1: Health and Fitness Issues Learn the reasons you should study and explore health and fitness...

Hiring Retaining and Maintaining the Best Employees [2023]

In this course, Dr. Robert England introduces leaders to why it’s important to hire and retain the best employees we can find as well as maintaining the proper employees, good relationships...

Human Relations for Law Enforcement [2023]

This course will discuss the why and how of Community Oriented Policing. Addressing why developing support and trust inside of our communities will help all agencies protect and...

Human Trafficking for Law Enforcement [2023]

Human trafficking is one of the fastest-growing crimes that law enforcement professionals must understand in order to deal with it properly. Unfortunately, many officers on the streets...

I.M.P.A.C.T. (No Credit/Self-Study) by Randy Means J.D.

I.M.P.A.C.T. (No Credit/Self-Study) by Randy Means J.D. There have been NO meaningful standards and few fixed expectations for law enforcement officer performance in the critical...

Inmate Manipulation In Correctional Facilities [2023]

This course is about protecting you, the correctional officer, from inmate manipulation and games. It is hard enough to work in a correctional facility without dealing with the games...

Inmates Rights and Responsibilities [2023]

In this course, you will learn which laws and constitutional amendments protect inmates’ rights, and how you can uphold and protect these rights in the course of your duties. For...

Introduction to Peer Support with Dr. Byron Greenberg

Peer supporters are a vital component of any contemporary department. Your decision to be a peer supporter is a statement about you and your department’s choice of you as a peer supporter....

Investigating the Domestic Violence Case [2023]

Domestic Violence calls are one of the most dangerous calls which any officer must respond to, and they consume approximately at least 30% of an officer’s weekly calls for assistance....

Jail Suicide Prevention [2023]

The United States has the highest number of incarcerated individuals in the industrialized countries of the world. A sizable proportion of these incarcerated individuals also have serious...

Leadership and Management Strategies for Law Enforcement [2023]

The most effective police leaders in today’s complex world of law enforcement and public safety must understand how police officers throughout their entire organization think and...

Leadership and Stress: Correctional Officers Training [2023]

Module 1: Leadership Most people do not realize, nor do they want to know, what an average day for a correctional officer looks like.  Many of the future employees are young, are...

Leadership for the Jail/Corrections Professional [2023]

Most people do not realize, nor do they want to know, what an average day for a correctional officer looks like.  Many of the future employees are young, are used to an electronic...

Liability Exposure for EMS Providers [2023]

As an emergency medical services (EMS) provider, the likelihood of your being named as a defendant in a lawsuit is very remote, but it is a possibility in today’s environment. EMS...

Maintaining Mental Health in Law Enforcement [2023]

Law enforcement is an exciting and challenging career. It has a wide appeal and draws people from all walks of life, yet few people stop to think about why they are drawn to this field....

Managing Trauma-Survivor's Guilt and Suicide (Leadership) [2023]

Right now, it is an increasingly difficult time to be in law enforcement.  And yet, you stand with a courageous heart and for that we applaud you, and your nation applauds you. ...

Managing Trauma-Survivor's Guilt and Suicide (Staff) [2023]

Right now, It is an increasingly difficult time to be in law enforcement.  And yet, you stand with a courageous heart and for that we applaud you, and your nation applauds you. ...

CRISIS INTERVENTION: Mental and Behavioral Health Response [2023]

Recognizing and Responding to Persons in a Mental and Behavioral Health Crisis Why this training is important: About 21% of an officer’s time is spent responding to and transporting...

Officer Street Survival [2023]

We cannot predict when our safety or survival will be threatened next but we can accurately predict it WILL be threatened repeatedly during the course of our police careers.  Many...

Opioid/Fentanyl Epidemic - Impact from U.S. Open Borders (2023)

The explosive and tragic opioid and fentanyl epidemic continues to affect our nation, causing unprecedented destruction in many of our communities. Every law enforcement officer needs...

Physical Health for Law Enforcement [2023]

Physical health and well-being just might be the difference between returning home safely to your family … or not. Today, lack of physical readiness is becoming an increasing epidemic...

Police and Liability: A Government Leader's Perspective [2023]

Today’s front-line officers face new challenges. They may feel administrators hold them to impossible standards in training and tactics. From the public, they may get distrust and...

Policing the Mentally Ill [2023]

Police deal with the mentally ill and the emotionally disturbed regularly and in situations that can be very challenging and sometimes quite dangerous.   This training will focus...

Prison/Rape Elimination Act -PREA [2023]

On September 4, 2003 President Bush signed the first ever federal law to address the problem of rape and sexual abuse behind bars in the United States: Public Law No.: 108-79. Co-sponsored...

Report Writing Suggestions for Jails/Correctional Officers [2023]

There is an old saying that asserts, “If it is not written down, it did not happen.”  The ability to write a report well and document events accurately is a key part of being both...

Report Writing for Law Enforcement Professionals [2023]

There is an old saying that asserts, “If it is not written down, it did not happen.”  The ability to write a report well and document events accurately is a key part of being both...

SAR - Suspicious Activity Report Training [2023]

The events of September 11, 2001, the Boston bombing, and other violent acts clearly reflect the continuing and growing threat of terrorism in America. All government agencies need...

So, You Want to Be a Dispatcher [2023]

Many applicants for a dispatcher position think, “I can answer the phone. How hard can it be? Isn’t it just taking a few calls and sending the police where they need to go?” The...

Social Media and Social Networking Policy [2023]

High Liability Policy Training is critical to any agency. Officers need to know exactly how to properly conduct and execute their agency’s key policies to remain safe while avoiding...

Sovereign Citizens and the Moorish Nation [2023]

Who are sovereign citizens? This refers to a political movement that grew out of the belief that government abuses its power. Members do not recognize the government of the United...

Speed Measurement Basic Operator Re-Certification Training [2023]

Speed measurement uses scientifically proven calculations to determine the speed that an object is moving. In law enforcement, this is typically done with radio detection and ranging...

Stress and Resiliency for Corrections Officers

The constant threat of violence, staffing issues, and the need to always be in a state of high awareness for long periods of time can be exhausting both mentally and physically.  As...

The Complex Duties of a Sergeant

This course breaks from the normal convention of online training, and takes 3 veteran Sergeant law enforcement officers sitting down in a podcast style presentation talking about the...

U.S. Supreme Court Legal Updates (2018) [Reset 2023]

Ground zero of effective policing is understanding the “legal boundaries” of the law in the United States. Regularly, the United States Supreme Court (USSC) hears cases that can,...

U.S. Supreme Court Updates (2019-2021) [Reset 2023]

Ground zero of effective policing is understanding the “legal boundaries” of the law in the United States. The United States Supreme Court (USSC) regularly hears cases that can,...

Understanding, Confronting, Eliminating Workplace Harassment

Why is it important to learn about workplace harassment? Because it's a problem that affects everyone. We all have a role to play in creating a safe and harassment-free workplace. By...

Use of Force [2023]

This Use of Force course provides officers with a sound roadmap for the preparation needed to navigate the complex interplay of law, human nature, physical ability, and specific weapon...

Workplace Violence: General Employees [2023]

What do we really know about workplace violence? What causes workplace violence and what are the real odds you’ll ever be involved in such a situation? Workplace violence has become...

Workplace Violence: Leadership [2023]

Workplace violence can erupt anywhere at any time. However, there are clues that should be paid attention to, if understood. As a leader, manager, or supervisor, your role is critical...