We discuss why de-escalation training is not implemented well in agencies and academies, why most courses are poorly designed, where it belongs in basic training, and how it should be implemented to be more effective.
Quick overview of what was covered in the ILEETA 2026 conference in St. Louis with Joe Willis.
Review of the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement’s (TCOLE) mandated Basic Instructor Course, #1014 .
Reform in law enforcement training doesn’t necessarily mean we have to reinvent all training, something as simple as changing the order of when we deliver content and adding more practical exercises to reinforce new concepts may be able to do it.
We have added a new service where we review courses for law enforcement instructors and training organizations.
LETnEC is one of the few (if any) law enforcement training consultancies to achieve the Learning Transfer Evaluation Model Gold Certification.
Caselaw that sets standards for LE training and is backed by learning science.
Most performance objectives aren’t written correctly or based on the right things. This webinar discusses common mistakes, including using the wrong domains for all training.
Our Instructional Design for Law Enforcement Instructors and Law Enforcement Instructor Certification courses have passed IADLEST NCP evaluation!
Can anyone develop training for anyone for any situation? I say yes, with certain caveats and expectations. I am a pro-anyone-ness advocate.
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