Field Training Officer Certification (Broomfield)

This class is now full. At this time, I’m only taking waitlist requests from officers who are in the Greater Metro Training Region. Please send your request to coordinator@greatermetroregion.com

The Basic Field Training Officer Certification course will introduce the trainer to the concepts of problem-based learning while developing facilitation, leadership, and coaching skills under the San Jose Field Training and Evaluation Program model (FTEP). MTS instructor-led training promotes adult learning principles and varied individual-based training approaches designed to maximize valuable field training time, overcome training challenges, and allow the trainee to learn at the appropriate individual pace.

This course involves student activities designed to develop critical leadership, interpersonal and coaching skills needed to work in stressful one-on-one field training environments. Throughout the week, the trainer will be exposed to program history associated with the San Jose model, as well as requirements and roles associated with field training, documentation and related legal matters. Activities will support problem-based learning, facilitation, self-assessment, critical-thinking, and problem solving supported by general coaching strategies.

Please see attached flyer: Field Training Officer Certification (Broomfield)

This class is free. To register, please scroll to the bottom of the page and click on the CLICK HERE NEXT button. You will receive an email advising that your registration was received. A second email will be sent if your registration has been confirmed. If you do not receive these emails, please check your junk/spam folders. *Per our guidelines, if you are a peace officer outside the GMTR / federal officer / military / civilian, your registration cannot be confirmed until 30 days before the start of class, provided that there is space available. 

Students must notify the sponsoring training region/provider at least 14 days prior to the training if they are not able to attend the training. If sufficient notification is not provided, your agency may be restricted from receiving future regional POST grant funding (class, scholarship, training equipment) for a period of up to six (6) months. Any penalties issued will be at the sole discretion of the training region boards.