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Aransas Pass Civic Center (Nature Trail Room), 700 W. Wheeler Ave, Aransas Pass
New Supervisors Course (#3737) [Texas Police Trainers]
Date: 01/18/2027 - 01/21/2027
Time: 8am -5pm each day
Location: Aransas Pass Civic Center (Nature Trail Room), 700 W. Wheeler Ave, Aransas Pass
Time: 8am -5pm each day
Location: Aransas Pass Civic Center (Nature Trail Room), 700 W. Wheeler Ave, Aransas Pass
Instructors: CHIEF (RET.) JUAN CLOY
Cost: $170.00
Prerequisite: Peace Officers, TCO's, and Jailers
Course Description: This 32-hour Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE) New Supervisor Course (#3737) is specifically tailored for peace officers, telecommunicators, and jailers embarking on their first supervisory role. Designed to facilitate a smooth and effective transition from line-level duties to leadership responsibilities, this course delves into the core competencies essential for successful supervision within a law enforcement environment.
Cost: $170.00
Prerequisite: Peace Officers, TCO's, and Jailers
Course Description: This 32-hour Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE) New Supervisor Course (#3737) is specifically tailored for peace officers, telecommunicators, and jailers embarking on their first supervisory role. Designed to facilitate a smooth and effective transition from line-level duties to leadership responsibilities, this course delves into the core competencies essential for successful supervision within a law enforcement environment.
Through dynamic instruction and practical application, participants will explore what it means to define effective leadership, mastering critical skills in communication and conflict resolution to bridge gaps within their teams. The curriculum further equips new leaders with performance tools for strong leadership, enabling them to effectively manage and motivate their subordinates. Finally, the course provides guidance on navigating the complexities of being a new supervisor, ensuring participants are prepared for the unique challenges and ethical considerations of their elevated position.