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Contact Information:
Contact Name: Candis Smith
Contact Email:
candis.smith@calibrepress.com
Contact Phone: 800.323.0037 x4150
Host Agency: Georgetown Police Department
Hotel: Comfort Suites
Hotel Telephone: 512.863.7544
Rate (Single): $85
Rate (Double): $85
Room Rate Expiration Date: October 4, 2010
Seminar Location: Georgetown Police Department Training Facility
Address: 510 W. 9th St.
City / State: Communication Course - Georgetown, Texas
Zip Code: 78626
Description:
On October 18 - 19, 2010 Calibre Press will offer a dynamic, two day Arresting Communication Course in the Georgetown, TX area. Don't miss an opportunity to attend this dynamic, practical and fun experience.
SPECIAL DISCOUNT FOR POLICEONE MEMBERS: PoliceOne members will receive a 10% discount on their Arresting Communication Course tuition. To secure your discount, please mention the code "P1C" if registering by phone or include it on your faxed, mailed or e-mailed registration. If registering on the Calibre Press Web site, please include this code in the "DISCOUNT CODE" section.
This two day course is designed for officers of any rank and assignment and focuses on presenting students with simple yet realistic and effective techniques that are designed to improve both their verbal and nonverbal communication skills.
The Arresting Communication Course has Three Primary Goals:
- Excel Within the Profession: Whether dealing with victims, suspects, criminals, or fellow officers, law enforcement personnel must have the ability to communicate in order to succeed in all areas of the profession
- Winning on the Street: The vast majority of attacks on officers begin with the communication process. To effectively win on the street officers must be proficient at understanding the words and reading the body of those determined to do them harm. Multiple case studies and videos of actual attacks on officers will be reviewed.
- Recognize and Correct Communication Weaknesses: Understanding what motivates people and utilizing that information can assist officers in recognizing their own weaknesses and immediately improve their communication styles.
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