when it’s in your power to act. ~Proverbs 3:27
Police Instructor 201 will provide educators and trainers with new skills and unique methods to create interactive and effective law enforcement training programs.
- Creative Slide Design
- Public Speaking with Impact
- Dynamic Delivery of Content
- Storytelling Design and Delivery
- Engaging & Effective Humor
- Experience Based Training
- Dealing with Disruptive Students
- Group Facilitation for Active Learning
- Questions that Connect Points to Learners
- Effective Use of Videos and How to Find Them
- Managing Law Enforcement & Cadet Learning Styles
- Quick and Easy Techniques to Engage Cops and Cadets
Key Learning Points
- Create dynamic openings, powerful transitions, and captivating closings to engage your audience – regardless of the topic.
- Learn to transform your current lesson plans into high impact learner-centered courses that create “aha moments.”
- Develop an awareness of the affects that body language, vocal variety, and gestures have on delivery.
- Design slide show presentations and handouts that are visually engaging, easy to understand, and propel your presentation. Apply additional methods for presenting content to avoid the monotony of non-stop PowerPoint slides filled with bullet points.
- Methods instructors can use for presenting information: group exercises, stories, case studies, role plays, demonstrations, and others, to spice up their current training session.
- Leadership is a key component of Police Instructor 201. Trainers are leading the way in the law enforcement community, and with that realization, they must also perform like leaders in the classroom and benefit those around them by:
- Taking responsibility when others make excuses.
- Submerging their ego for the sake of what is best.
- Encouraging ideas and believe in the ability of others.
- Sharing their successes and methods with other trainers.
- Seeing the possibilities in situations that others only see limitations.
- Not allowing insecurity, pettiness, or jealousy to stop them from helping other trainers or students to become better guardians to protect our society.
“There is only one thing more painful than learning from experience, and that is not learning from experience.” ~Archibald MacLeish
The Take Away
After attending Police Instructor 201, participants will have an arsenal of resources they can immediately use to enliven their training sessions. Each trainer will receive a copy of Police Instructor, the handbook created to help them deliver dynamic presentations, create engaging slides, and increase active learning. The program and handbook are both filled with proven strategies to transform current lessons, by creating a culture of active learning in which law enforcement training is student-centered.
~OPOTC Community Diversity Instructor
~OPOTC Crisis Intervention Instructor
~OPOTC Legal Instructor
~OPOTC Domestic Violence Instructor
~OPOTC Missing, Abused, & Neglected Children Instructor
Other areas taught: Administration, Patrol, Human Relations, Investigations, and Forensics
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Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy Graduate – 1992
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Burglary/Robbery Investigation 16hrs – 1993
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Evidence Technician Certification 120hrs – 1994
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Criminal Investigation Certification 120hrs – 1995
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Advanced Criminal Investigation Training 40hrs – 1995
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Bloodstain Dynamics Training 40 hrs – 1995
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Diversified Criminal Investigation Techniques 16 hrs – 1995
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Calibre Press Street Survival Seminar 24 hrs - 1996
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IPTM Crime Scene Processing 40 hrs – 1997
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Reid Technique of Investigative Interviewing 24 hrs – 1997
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Advanced Reid Interviewing & Interrogation 16 hrs – 1997
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Coroner’s Death Investigation Seminar 40 hrs – 1998
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Crime Scene Investigation and Reconstruction 60 hrs – 2002
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OPOTA Instructor Training Course 40 hrs – 2002
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School Resource Officer Certification 40 hrs – 2003
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NCMEC SRO Leadership Program 36 hrs – 2003
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National School Safety Center 24 hrs – 2003
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Instructing Female Self-Protection Clinic 16 hrs – 2006
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Red Cross CPR/First Aid Instructor – 2008
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National Center for Missing & Exploited Children – 2009
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OPOTC Missing, Abused, Neglected Child Instructor – 2009
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OPOTC Community Diversity Instructor – 2009
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Law Enforcement Skills / Knowledge
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Criminal Law
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Human Behavior
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Domestic Violence Investigation
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Crime Scene Investigation
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Sexual Assault Investigation
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Abduction Prevention
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Diversity/Multicultural Issues
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Juvenile Justice
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Missing Child Investigations
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Crime Prevention
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Interview & Interrogation
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Crisis Intervention
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Police Ethics
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Victimology
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Women’s Safety & Self-Defense
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Police Public/Media Relations
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Huber Heights Police Division - 2001 Leadership Award
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Ohio Crime Prevention Association - 2004 Ohio Safe Schools Initiative Award
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National Youth Crime Watch of America - 2004 Law Enforcement Officer of the Year Award
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PRIDE Youth Drug Prevention Program - 2005 National Prevention Group of the Year Award
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National Association of School Resource Officers - 2005 National Model School Resource Officer Program Award
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Ohio School Resource Officers Association - 2006 School Resource Officer of the Year Award
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Ohio School Resource Officers Association - 2007 Lifetime Achievement Award
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Excorde Day Academy Instructor Award - 2010 Law Enforcement Institute
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Excorde Night Academy Instructor Award - 2010 Law Enforcement Institute
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Excorde Academy Instructor Award - 2011 Law Enforcement Institute
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We have compiled a list of FREE training and grant opportunities available to law enforcement officers and agencies. Please pass these free resources on to other educators and trainers that share our duties to prepare the next generation of guardians.
Watch the introduction video for a quick glimpse into the Police Instructor handbook.
Each participant will receive a copy of the Police Instructor handbook as a component of the training program
Police Instructor 201
is taught by Officer Richard Neil (ret.) the author of the book “Police Instructor: Deliver Dynamic Presentations, Create Engaging Slides, & Increase Active Learning”
PDF Download: Pricing and Description Sheet
Society has placed the highest possible expectations on the law enforcement trainer –
Police Instructor 201
Provides attendees with the skills to exceed them!
Availability of training dates are limited due to Officer Neil’s disability & medical restrictions.
