Leadership 101 Course
$ 269.
3 - day / 28-hours
Day 3 is Legislative Updates & Cultural Diversity
2-day / 20-hr option @ $199.
Just Leadership
Rationale: Prepares new supervisors for their supervisory role. Topics include values, ethics, principles, communication, leadership styles, cultural diversity, racial sensitivity, planning, and organizing.
OBJECTIVES: The student will be able to:
- Discuss the first-line supervisor's role from several perspectives.
- Discuss ethical standards relating to law enforcement supervisory conduct and decision making.
- Discuss integrity when responding to ethical issues in law enforcement situations.
- Discuss the importance of verbal/nonverbal communication skills, (which include the art of listening, and the processing of information.)
- Describe how to use leadership frameworks.
- List the characteristics of effective leaders.
- Describe the process of discussing work issues with subordinates (including performance problems, employee grievances or complaints, and resolving conflicts among employees.)
- Discuss the difference between civil and criminal accountability.
- Discuss the principles of planning and organizing.
- Describe the need for sensitivity to cultural diversity issues.
- Describe how to make the transition from line officer to supervisor.
Target Audience – Supervisors or Soon to be promoted Supervisors
Course Prerequisites: Same as Above
Meets requirements of Section 415.034 Texas Government Code, continuing education for new supervisors. TCLEOSE 3737
Leadership for FTO's Course
$ 179.
16- hours / 2 - days
Rationale: Rationale: Prepares Field Training Officer's for their supervisory role in regards to their trainee. Topics include values, ethics, principles, communication, decision making, leadership styles, planning, and organizing.
OBJECTIVES: The student will be able to:
- Discuss their role from several perspectives.
- Discuss ethical standards relating to law enforcement conduct and decision making.
- Discuss integrity when responding to ethical issues in law enforcement situations.
- Discuss the importance of verbal/nonverbal communication skills, (which include the art of listening, and the processing of information.)
- Describe how to use leadership frameworks.
- List the characteristics of effective leaders.
- Describe the process of discussing work issues with trainee's (including performance problems and resolving conflicts.
- Discuss the difference between civil and criminal accountability.
- Discuss the principles of planning and organizing
- Describe how to make the transition from line officer to FTO.
Target Audience – Field Training Personnel
Course Prerequisites: None
TCLEOSE 3751

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