Law Enforcement
Supervisory Course
May 11 2020 - May 22 2020
Description
This 80-hour P.O.S.T. SUPERVISORY COURSE includes: values and ethics, role identification, leadership styles, assertive leadership, legal/liability issues, employee performance appraisal, counseling, discipline, employee relations, administrative support, press relations, planning and organizing, communications, stress, and the transition into a supervisory role. This curriculum is presented in a facilitated discussion format, which requires the active participation of all students.
THIS COURSE MEETS P.O.S.T. REGULATION 1005(b)(1): Every peace officer promoted, appointed or transferred to a first-level supervisory position shall satisfactorily complete a certified Supervisory Course 12 months prior to promotion or within 12 months after the initial promotion, appointment or transfer to such position.
Designed For
This course is specifically designed for sworn first-level supervisors and may not be compatible with the needs of students who are other than sworn first-line supervisors.
Requirements
All prospective students must have completed the P.O.S.T. Basic Course or its equivalent prior to enrollment in the Supervisory Course.
Hours
80.0 Hour(s)
Units
2.00 Semester Unit(s)
Certification
P.O.S.T. Plan IV
Certificate awarded upon completion.
College of Record
Monterey Peninsula College
College Term
SPRING
Location
Hampton Inn
16115 Condit Rd.
Morgan Hill, CA 95037
Res. link coming soon. Room rate $150.00
Meeting days/times
Monday-Friday; 0800 - 1700
Fees
TUITION FEES$ $340.00
Non-POST Reimbursable agencies $617.00
FEES for Non-Compliance of college application process: $370
Course Control 2540-00400-19-007
Late Cancellation Fee
$50 will be applied after 4/10/20
Payment Information
All classes require full payment or a designated deposit at time of reservation. We accept Visa and MasterCard (a transaction fee of 2% will apply), cash, money order and cashier’s checks (made payable to SBRPSTC). Agency billing may also be arranged. Financial aid and VA benefits may be available.
*ALL FEES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. When possible, students will be advised of any fee changes prior to course start date. Tuition fee increases made at any time by the State Chancellor’s office may require collection of additional fees from students.
Students who have not lived in California for at least one (1) year and (1) day prior to start of college semester or do not meet other college criteria may be considered “out-of-state” students, and subject to additional fees to the ones listed above. Please check with our staff for details and exact costs.
Reservations
Agency personnel: please phone in (or email to: sbrpstc@theacademy.ca.gov) the following information:
- Class Requested
- Agency Name
- Training Officer (TO) Name
- TO's Email Address
- Phone Number
- Attendee Name(s), Email Address, DOB
- Method of payment if applicable
Self-sponsored students: Contact our main office at (408) 229-4299 to register. Be prepared to submit full or partial payment, depending on the class
Non-U.S. Citizens: If you are not a U.S. citizen but have a Permanent Resident card, email a copy of the front and back of the card (indicate the class in which you are registering) to: sbrpstc@theacademy.ca.gov
Cancellation/Refund Policy
All classes require full payment due by or before the first day of class. Out of consideration for people who are on a waiting list, your reservation must be cancelled no later than 30 days prior to first day of class. After the 30-day cancellation period, students/agencies will forfeit a minimum of $50 for materials expenses associated with unexcused cancellations. Substitutions or transfer of your reservation to another student is permitted upon approval.
Course Cancellation by South Bay
Each class has a minimum enrollment requirement. If the minimum enrollment is not reach for the course three weeks prior to the beginning of the class, the class may be cancelled and any deposits/payments will be refunded in full.
College Application Process
This program is presented through the South Bay Regional Public Safety Training Consortium of Community Colleges (SBRPSTC), which includes Gavilan College, Monterey Peninsula College, Ohlone College, Hartnell College, Lake Tahoe Community College, Mission College, College of San Mateo, and Cabrillo College.
Only courses and programs presented for college credit will be funded, transcripted and certified through one of the above accredited institutions.
Funds generated through this process offset the costs of each course, thereby reducing student fees for the student/agency and allowing us to present more courses. Consequently, we require all students taking one of our college-based courses to apply to the designated college using OpenCCC, the online college application system by which the majority of community colleges collects registration and transcription information.
Students will receive reservation confirmation and class information along with college application instructions approximately 45 days before the class starts. If applicable, you will be required to complete the college application process and submit your South Bay Registration Form, to include your OpenCCC and applicable College ID numbers no later than 30 days before the class start date.*Failure to complete the college application process may result in your cancellation from the course or additional course/cancellation fees.