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Academic Instructor Certificate Course (AICC) 

32 Hours

This course provides essential and required instructional and facilitation skills for anyone teaching in a POST RBC law enforcement academy. Students will learn through hands-on experience in a
highly active learning environment. Included is a comprehensive study of contemporary adult learning methodologies, critical thinking, taxonomies of learning, instructional system design and presentation skills.

Basic Shotgun Course 

Teaches the basic knowledge, skills, and attitude for the safe and proper use of a shotgun in shooting a moving target.

Field Training Officer 

40 Hours 

This course is designated to prepare peace officers for the role of the Field Training Officer (FTO). Course topics will address training related topics such as learning modalities, vicarious liability, daily observations reports, role of the FTO and the goals of an FTO program. A mixture of lecture, role-playing and written exam will be used to evaluate participants. Backfill approved.

Field Training Officer Update

24 Hours 

This course is designated to provide updated training for active FTO personnel or those reassigned to serve as an FTO. To review POST FTO course goals and objectives, including the development of a new FTO's ability to provide training and coaching while integrating trainees into the mission, goals and operation of the agency. A mixture of lecture, role-playing and written exam will be used to evaluate participants. 

Firearms/Tactical Rifle School 

36 Hours

This course will provide students with the basic skills and knowledge necessary to safely and tactically deploy an M-16/AR-15 style patrol rifle in the field.

 

PC 832 Firearms

PC 832 Firearms Course

Prerequisites:

  1. Agency Sponsored Only: This course is exclusively for agency-sponsored employees.
  2. LIVESCAN FINGERPRINTING Clearance Letter: Results may take up to 4 weeks and must be presented on the first day of class. No felony convictions or firearm restrictions.
  3. Medical Clearance: Per POST, a medical clearance is required before attending the course. The clearance must be submitted at least 2 weeks before the course. 

Course Details:

The PC 832 Firearms Course is a minimum introductory training standard as specified in POST Regulation.

(POST) Regulation 1005 (a) (7) Every limited function peace officer shall satisfactorily meet the requirements of the PC 832 Arrest & Firearms Course, however training in the carrying and use of firearms shall not be required when an employing agency prohibits limited function peace officers the
use of firearms.

The firearms course is a 24-hour requirement. This course consists of one topic, called a Learning Domain. Learning domains contain the minimum required foundational information for given subjects. The training and testing specifications for a particular domain may also include information on required instructional activities and testing requirements.
The Firearms course includes a firearms range qualification examination. The test is graded pass/fail, with one re-test opportunity. If the re-test is failed, the course must be repeated in its entirety. This course meets the requirements of PC 12050 for application of carry concealed weapons permit (CCW)

Cost: 

$297.00 per student 

Fees payable to Stanislaus Co. Sheriff

Equipment and Attire:

Equipment Needed: Participants are required to bring:

    • Semi-Automatic Firearm (9mm, .40 caliber, or .45 caliber)
    • 3 Magazines
    • 900 rounds of Ammunition
    • Eyes and Ear Protection
    • Long Pants, Shirt with Sleeves, Hat, Full Covered Shoes (No V-neck or scoop neck T-Shirts)
    • Holster and Magazine Pouch

Course Contact:

Registration Questions: Contact CSO Estefany Rodriguez at erodriguez@stansheriff.com.

Course Information: Contact Dep. Nikko Loveless-Delgado at Nloveless-Delgado@stansheriff.com

Registration:

Course Registration Form 

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