Utah Peace Officer Standards and Training
Instructor Development
Description:
This class is required for officers who want to instruct POST sponsored classes as well as attending any of the firearms based instructor courses. The Instructor Development course will provide the peace officer instructor with a working knowledge of how to develop performance objectives, lesson plans, utilizing proper teaching methods, etc.
Officers who successfully complete the Instructor Development course will be recognized as POST certified instructors.
This course is limited to 28 students, and must have a minimum of 20.
A written and skills based test will be administered where the officer needs to achieve 70% or greater to pass.
This course is one of the three, POST required courses for the Mid-Management Certificate.
Student Notes:
- Attention: Due to the demand for this course, a one week cancellation is required, if you are registered and fail to cancel at least one week (7 days) prior to the first day of class you will not be considered for this training for the next class offered. This is to consider those that are on a wait list and to also fill the current class.
- This class is not a PowerPoint class, however, it is recomended that students bring a laptop computer to the training.
- Important: In an effort to save resources we have gone paperless. This will require that you print your own course materials and have them with you on the first day of class. When you register for the class we will provide the attachment or link for you to print materials. Please provide your email address so that we can send you the attachment. We will not print this material for you on the first day of class. Please anticipate this for all future POST classes. Thank you for your assitance in our effort to conserve.
Contact Sheryl Allums sallums@utah.gov to register and to receive attachment or link for course materials.
Dress code for attending POST classes is a neat, clean, and professional appearance. Slacks, shirts with collars, and/or department uniform can be worn. No shorts, cut-offs, open toe shoes, sweats, tank tops, or t-shirts are permitted.
| Course Dates | Location | TIme | Status |
| July 11-14, 2011 | Class will be held at POST. 9800 South 410 West Sandy, Utah IMPORTANT: See student notes above concerning course materials | 0800 | Completed |
| Sept. 12-15, 2011 | Class will be held at POST. 9800 South 410 West Sandy, Utah. (Room 262) IMPORTANT: See student notes above concerning course materials | 0800 | Closed/FULL |
| November 15-18, 2011(Tuesday through Friday) | Class will be hosted by the St. George Police Department. Training located at 265 North 200 East in St. George (Please park in the court parking adjacent to the P.D.) IMPORTANT: See student notes above concerning course materials | 0800 | Completed |
| January 24-27, 2012 (Tues.-Friday) | Hosted by Region 2 and Weber State POST Academy. Training loacted at the Weber State Academy in Layton. The address is 915 West Gordon Avenue in Layton. IMPORTANT: See student notes above concerning course materials | 0800 | Completed
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| Feb. 13-16, 2012 | Hosted by the Utah County Sheriff's Office 3075 North Main Spanish Fork, Utah. Training located at the Corrections training room enter on the South West side of the building across from the gas pumps.IMPORTANT: See student notes above concerning course materials. | 0800 | Completed |
| April 23-26, 2012 | Hosted by the Washington County Sheriff's Office located at 620 South 5300 West, Hurricane, Utah. For directions call 435-656-6500 IMPORTANT: See student notes above concerning course materials. | 0800 | Completed |
| June 4-7, 2012 | Hosted by the Salt Lake City Police Dept. Training located at 1040 West 700 South, training room A, SLC, Utah. IMPORTANT: See student notes above concerning course materials. | 0800 | Closed/FULL |
| August 7-10, 2012 | Hosted by the Ogden Police Department. Training located at 2186 Lincoln Ave. Ogden, Utah. IMPORTANT: See student notes above concerning course materials. | 0800 | Closed/FULL |
Last updated: May 15, 2012 5:03 PM