First Line Supervision- 24 Hours
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- This event meets the criteria for specific mandated training
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Date: Tuesday, October 29, 2024
Ends On: Thursday, October 31, 2024
Time: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Ends On: Thursday, October 31, 2024
Time: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Location:
Belleville Police Department
Instructor: Jan Mirikitani, MBBW, LLC.Belleville Police Department
720 West Main Street
Belleville, Illinois 62220
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Belleville, Illinois 62220
Class Limit: 20
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This is an Illinois Law Enforcement Training and Standards Board-Certified Course designed by SILEC staff with input from law enforcement leaders from our region.
This is a practical Supervision/Leadership course that will provide both new and veteran supervisors with skills and knowledge that will help them become successful supervisors.
This course was designed to provide students with everyday practical supervision information.
We feel this assessment will provide valuable feedback to each student regarding their strengths and weaknesses.
This course will provide the following learning objectives;
This is a practical Supervision/Leadership course that will provide both new and veteran supervisors with skills and knowledge that will help them become successful supervisors.
This course was designed to provide students with everyday practical supervision information.
We feel this assessment will provide valuable feedback to each student regarding their strengths and weaknesses.
This course will provide the following learning objectives;
- The role of a sergeant in a law enforcement agency
- Their leadership style: DISC Personal Leadership Profile
- Employment & labor relationships, risk management
- Age-set differences in department employees
- Discipline issues in a sergeant’s span of control
- The tenets of character-based leadership
- Loyalty of Walk the Talk” Leadership
- Assertive, communication: memos, police reports, conflict
- Developing officer skills & morale
- Recognizing when command staff needs to know
- Writing complete and accurate evaluations
- Applying course contact to a “living test: through homework, role-plays, & critique, using Assessment Center proctors.
