Training and Development Courses

 The Improvised Explosive Device (IED) is the weapon of choice of terrorists around the globe, and Canada is not immune. It’s a growing threat that all first responders must contend with. The threat from homegrown extremists and international terrorist networks is very real. It’s crucial for all first responders to become proficient in the tactics, techniques and procedures to deal with this threat.  

 The HME course provides first responders with information on general explosive characteristics and hazards, homemade explosive precursor materials, homemade explosive manufacturing indicators, and Improvised Explosive Device (IED) components. Additionally, the course teaches first responders how to identify a homemade explosive laboratory and how to establish scene safety and security in such an incident.  

 This self-paced module focuses on understanding organized crime, organized criminal groups. It also focuses on the social and criminal justice responses to organized crime, including law enforcement tools and prosecution strategies. 

 The training is a comprehensive course that focuses on the structure and content of Street Gangs in Ontario and provides knowledge of current gang trends, while building the skills necessary to the Law Enforcement setting.  

 This covers the foundational basics of scene investigations as a criminal  investigator. Understanding the importance, what to look for, and what to expect to find in the official investigations are talked about.  

 Law enforcement officers recognize that people respond to stressful situations based on their knowledge and experience. This course centers on valuing formal and informal instruction and application; developing a sense of preparedness; and reinforcing workplace violence, safety, and security policy and procedures. It serves as a catalyst for encouraging best practices in the field.

 In this course you will be taught how to make the place of work safer by performing the tasks of wanding and physical searches. Participants will learn how to properly “wand” and do physical searches of both people and physical assets in a safe and professional manner while still maintaining a positive customer relationship.

 Emotionally Disturbed Persons (EDP) topic examines and explains nature of people with social, mental, or behavioral problems and equips cops with the tools they need to safely handle these subjects, many of whom are close to suicide. Dealing with an emotionally disturbed person can be one of the most challenging encounters for Law Enforcement.  

In this course we consider big ideas in diversity science with a focus on understanding concrete strategies to halt bias in its tracks. To know how to solve a problem, though, it’s necessary to understand the root of the problem. This course thus considers several major issues in diversity and unconscious bias.

 This course specifically designed for law enforcement provides training on the issue of labour trafficking in Ontario, aiming to educate individuals on how to spot it and what to do about it in their own communities. 

 This training program is intended to be completed entirely online. Depending on your duties or workplace hazards, supplementary training for specific hazardous materials, Safety Data Sheets, workplace labeling practices, or other additional considerations may be required. Please contact us for more information or to arrange supplementary or hands-on training. 

 This comprehensive WHMIS 2015 course includes the new Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling for chemicals (GHS) enacted in 2015. It also covers content from the previous WHMIS system (WHMIS 1988). 

 This training has been designed to assist law enforcement with developing an understanding of cryptocurrencies and the role they play within our society today. 

 Active shooter events are unpredictable and can happen anywhere. Because most events are over within minutes, you must be prepared to deal with the situation quickly. Preparedness and awareness are the keys to protect you, your fellow employees, and your customers. 

 Leaders require distinct skills that enable them to effectively motivate, coach, and mentor employees while keeping them focused on organizational goals. A successful Leader will not only contribute to employees’ ability to achieve identified objectives but will contribute to the overall success of the organization. 

Law Enforcement officers often find themselves in situations where they are responding to an individual who is, or appears to be, mentally ill.  These interactions often lack understanding between both parties, making it more challenging to produce positive outcomes.  This course engages learners at critical decision points to demonstrate how responses and behaviours can defuse an interaction, improve a subject’s cooperation, and decrease the need for force. 

Participants will learn how to put these legal techniques into place with different types of contacts. They will learn about the growing number of drugs they may see in their area and how to battle them, along with the concealment locations in which smugglers and others involved with drugs hide drugs, weapons, and currency in vehicles. 

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 Mental health-related issues are contributing factors to an increasing number of incidents of Employee absenteeism, lost productivity and low morale.  Both personal and work-related mental health challenges can significantly impact an organization.

Part of an effective Health and Safety program includes providing support resources and trained personnel who have the knowledge and skills to provide assistance during a mental health crisis.  This includes having the ability to identify, understand and respond to the early signs and symptoms of addiction and/or issues involving mental health.

 Workplace violence is an incident of violence or threat of violence against workers.  This includes both internal and external threats, including criminal intent, customer or client harassment, worker-on-worker or personal and/or domestic relationships.  

  Notes are the foundation of an investigation and can often come into play months or years after an incident. No longer a means of simply refreshing an officer’s memory, notes play a critical role in judicial proceedings where there is a direct link between an officer’s notes, their report, and their testimony.  

  The goal of this online Courtroom Preparation and Testimony course is to give law enforcement officers of all skill levels (patrol through seasoned detectives) the tools required to successfully prosecute a criminal case by understanding that a case can never be proven by conducting a “probable cause” investigation but rather by investigating a case “beyond a reasonable doubt” – “thinking about the trial from day one”. 

The course is separated into 3 phases (Modules):

• Investigation  (Preparation)
• Documentation  (Preparation)
• Presentation  (Testimony) 

 Good Law Enforcement requires the public’s confidence. This confidence must be earned day-by-day by each and every Law Enforcement  officer. A trusting relationship between the public and Law Enforcement must be based on professionalism and respect. 

 The ability to communicate effectively is critical to success in the workplace. At work, the people we communicate with may include managers, colleagues, subordinates, customers, suppliers, and the general public, to name a few. In addition, effective communication improves job performance and enhances our day-to-day contact with others.