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The Training Catalog reflects current courses offered by Vermont Criminal Justice Council & Academy Portal. For each course, you may view a list of available training and request enrollment for any future events.

Training	Description	Actions
Canine Patrol School - Canine Patrol Recertification		No Classes* Available

In-Service Training - CTO - Communication Training Officer Program	This training is FREE but does not include LUNCH or OVERNIGHT FEES. If you want lunch or need to stay overnight, please purchase the tickets while you enroll. Prerequisites: The Emergency Communication Dispatcher seeking to become a CTO must: Have a minimum of TWO YEARS experience as an Emergency Communication Dispatcher. Have approval by the agency head, A strong desire to teach new officers, and Have the attributes of a successful CTO, which include being professional, knowledgeable, committed, ethical, and fair. The Communication Training Officer Program (CTOP) provides for the initial formal and informal training specifics of the day-to-day dispatch operations. The CTOP also introduces the trainee to the internal operation of an Agency, including the agency’s policies and procedures. For the agency, the CTOP is also part of the hiring process. Imperative to this program is the Communication Training Officer (CTO). The Communication Training Officer Certification Course (CTOCC) is designed for the dispatcher who is seeking certification as a Communication Training Officer. This course, although developed from the FTO San Jose (CA) Model, is Vermont-oriented. Subjects included in this course: History and development of the program; The CTO process; The role of the CTO; Leadership models; CTO liability issues; Ethics and being a CTO; Standardized evaluative procedures and forms; The adult learning model; and Vermont’s CTO certification process; Practical exercises will be utilized to fine-tune important demonstrative areas. Successful completion of the CTOCC will be based on class participation and passing a graded teaching exercise at the conclusion of the school. If you have any questions regarding the course, please contact Michelle Hunt via email at Michelle.C.Hunt@vermont.gov	No Classes* Available

In-Service Training - Scope of Practice and Code of Conduct Training	https://courses.ruzuku.com/courses/scope-of-practice-and-code-of-conduct--b860e797-1c59-4427-a326-051150c70137/invitations/b38a6cbb-212c-4910-8443-f7c312aa4c22I763d4814587ab74566ea79951269015b404e6df82bfb838a	No Classes* Available

Level III Basic Training Academy - Level III Orientation		No Classes* Available

Use of Force - Use of Force & Tactics Instructor - MDTS, Baton, OC	This five-day in-service class will certify students as instructors in the Vermont Criminal Justice Council (VCJC) / Monadnock - Safariland Defensive Tactics System (MDTS), the Monadnock - Safariland Expandable Baton (MEB) or Monadnock / Safariland PR-24 Side-Handle Baton, and the Oleoresin Capsicum aerosol projector. For the baton portion of this training, officers may choose one or the other baton for instructor certification. If already certified as a baton instructor, officers will be re-certified during the training. If an officer is already certified as either an MEB or PR-24 instructor, they will have the opportunity to recertify in that discipline and become certified as an instructor in the other if they choose to do so. The VCJC / Monadnock – Safariland MDTS program is a system of self-defense control and restraint techniques and tactics, which teaches officers to safely control and handcuff suspects in a wide range of arrest situations. Officers will receive instruction on the legalities of police use-of-force, as well as instruction on how to effectively teach and certify others at the basic user level. This comprehensive course consists of both classroom and gym instruction. Students should be prepared for a rigorous and physically demanding week of training and should be free of any conditions that would prohibit them from effectively participating and completing the training. Attire must include a full duty belt, inert training OC, baton, and gym shoes.	No Classes* Available