Cours de certification pour les formateurs avancés (ATCC)

Le cursus ATCC est un programme de cours de 40 heures très demandé qui vise à « former les formateurs » en leur enseignant des bonnes pratiques et des concepts visant à améliorer l’entraînement prodigué et à tirer le meilleur parti du temps passé dans les simulateurs VirTra. La formation ATCC comprend les cours « Science de l’entraînement par simulation » et « Opérations avancées ». Ce cursus avancé s’adresse aux clients VirTra qui ont déjà 3 à 6 mois d’expérience avec l’utilisation d’un simulateur numérique VirTra.

  • Monday, May 20 -- Friday, May 24
  • Monday, August 26 -- Friday, August 30
  • Monday, November 18 -- Friday, November 22

Behavior Analysis: Threat Response

Interactive New Course

Train at VirTra on a VirTra simulator! 

Directing attention to critical cues, rapidly and correctly interpreting what they mean, formulating a decision, and carrying out the action is what must be developed in use of force encounters to ensure important outcomes.

8-hour NCP certification course at VirTra in Chandler, Arizona April 16th

Open to all Law Enforcement and Security personnel

Prochainement : Cours de certification de maîtrise de V-VICTA (VMCC)

Le programme VMCC est un nouveau cursus de certification de 40 heures de VirTra qui propose aux participants une formation certifiée au niveau national aux États-Unis par l’IADLEST.

Formation aux simulations numériques sur V-Author (VSAT)

Le cursus VSAT est un programme de cours de deux jours conçu pour apprendre aux participants à créer rapidement et efficacement du contenu d’entraînement par simulation spécifique à un emplacement et un incident. Les participants apprennent à traiter des images, à définir les paramètres des ressources, à insérer des personnages réalistes et à programmer ces derniers pour qu’ils adoptent un certain comportement et réagissent à l’usage de la force. Contactez votre représentant des ventes pour plus d’informations sur l’inscription.

Trainers

VirTra In-House Experts

Jeff Knaup – VirTra Training Manager & Law Enforcement Subject Matter Expert

Jeff spent over 30 years with the Phoenix Police Department, 13 of those years as a sniper for the SWAT team. His career also included 9.5 years as a Gang Squad Detective and another 1.5 years as a Robbery Detective. Jeff is a certified AZPOST instructor to include handgun and rifle instructor certifications. Jeff was also the lead instructor for the 40-hour Tactical SCBA (Self Contained Breathing Apparatus) course.  Prior to his law enforcement career, he obtained a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice. Knowing how valuable training is, and often times how difficult it is to obtain, Jeff came out of retirement to continue to assist others to get the very best training available.

 

T.J. Alioto – Law Enforcement Subject Matter Expert

Salvatore “T.J.” Alioto spent 20 years in law enforcement with the Wauwatosa Police Department, ranking as a Lieutenant prior to retiring in 2015. Born in Milwaukee, he taught several law enforcement courses in his hometown and became a lead police academy instructor. Using his 27 years of experience in designing and presenting coursework and curriculum for police officers, T.J. relocated to Arizona and became a Law Enforcement Subject Matter Expert for VirTra. T.J.’s creation of training scenarios is based off of his years of experience in law enforcement along with his desire to pass along essential skills to new officers. Believing that students learn better through experience rather than reading a textbook, T.J. works hard to ensure that VirTra’s scenarios elicit the intended responses from trainees and can be adapted to every department’s policies.

 

Lon Bartel – Principle Researcher

Lon Bartel is the Principal Researcher for VirTra. With over 20 years of law enforcement training experience, he focuses on enhancing officer and trainer performance. Lon is recognized as a subject matter expert in firearms and defensive tactics by the State of Arizona Peace Officer Standards and Training (P.O.S.T.). He is a founding member and lifetime advisor of the Arizona Tactical Officers Association (ATOA) and an internationally certified instructor with the International Association of Directors of Law Enforcement Standards and Training (IADLEST). Lon earned his Master’s in Applied Exercise Science from Concordia University-Chicago and his Bachelor’s from Arizona State University. He is currently pursuing a Doctor of Philosophy in General Psychology with an emphasis on Performance Psychology.

Participant à la formation ATCC

Août 2019

Ces informations étaient très précieuses pour modifier les méthodes d’entraînement existantes. Elles étaient bien organisées et faciles à comprendre. Les données et les ressources étaient très intéressantes. Elles nous aideront à convaincre la direction de soutenir ces nouveaux principes de formations.