Command Series Level 1: Developing First Line Supervisors

Great course for initial exposure to supervisory roles, responsibilities, and changing mentality to be an effective supervisor.

Very organized curriculum presented in an interesting manner… Lecture can be difficult to keep students attention but instructors did a dynamic excellent job keeping the material interesting. Material is presented in an enthusiastic manner with plenty of real world insight and references

I found this course to be very helpful in helping to develop a better standard in our department.

Great course with knowledgeable instructors. Tons of useful information that can be implemented immediately.

Great team of Instructors.

I’ve been a sergeant coming up on 3 years, and I had to take a supervisory course per department policy. With my prior experience, there was very little new information to me. However, the value of the course for me was that it made me do a self assessment of how I’m doing the job. I’ve strayed from what I believe I should be doing with the amount of administrative tasks I have to do. This brought that to my attention, and I’m going to refocus on the basics of the job.

Was very impressed and feel much better about going into the Sergeant role after this class. Was very impressed and grateful for the instructors.

Great course for new supervisors. My only
Regret is not taking it prior to being promoted. Because of this class I have a much better understanding of the liability supervisors take on.

As a newly promoted supervisor, this class assisted in putting in place principals and concepts to continue to utilize and grow with.

Very valuable class. Great to see the steps my pd has taken are in alignment with the best practices. The group discussions between the class and the instructors was the most beneficial. Wish I would have had this class prior to promotion.

Good quality class that I wish I could have attended when I was promoted to Sgt. 8 years ago.

The course was a comprehensive overview of law enforcement supervisory fundamentals. The instructors addressed many of the skills, traits, and behaviors becoming of a supervisor, and they did so with both theory and personal anecdotes. The class was professional, fun, and organized.