SAFVIC
INSTRUCTOR COURSES
SAFVIC
Instructor Course
SAFVIC
for Cybercrimes Instructor Course
SAFVIC
for TCPs Instructor Course
SAFVIC
Instructor Course
The
SAFVIC Instructor Course is for those who want to become instructors
of the Sexual Assault Family Violence Investigator Course (SAFVIC).
The class is a 40-hour, week-long class held in Austin , TX.
The next SAFVIC Instructor Course date is listed below.
Date |
Place |
January 24 - 28, 2011 |
TRIPLE
Training Facility: Austin, TX |
Application
Deadline: Monday, December 13, 2010
*
If you have taken the 3-day/24-hour SAFVIC or SAFVIC Modular
prior to April 2008, we strongly encourage retaking the class
as the curriculum has changed considerably.
Having
the right group of instructors is absolutely crucial to the program.
A SAFVIC Instructor must have an exhaustive knowledge of the program
and the available resources. They must be effective communicators
and teachers and must show a true dedication to improving law
enforcement's response to family violence and sexual assault.
A list of the instructor qualifications follows. All applicants
must be commissioned peace officers in the State of Texas. As
becoming an instructor becomes more competitive, we will be scored
on the following criteria:
•
Level of TCLEOSE license certification
•
Instructors certificate
•
Demonstrated interest in the field of sexual assault or family
violence investigation
•
Working knowledge of computers, especially Microsoft Word and
PowerPoint
•
Proven public speaking ability
•
Positive role model within the department and the community
•
Geographical location
•
Commissioned by a Texas agency
•
Must have taken and passed the 3-day SAFVIC
Click
here for names, departments and email addresses for all active
SAFVIC instructors.
The
SAFVIC staff will focus on reaching and attaining their training
goals by assisting certified SAFVIC Instructors with the coordination
of their classes. Also, SAFVIC staff members will be monitoring
the Sexual Assault and Family Violence Investigator Courses throughout.
SAFVIC
Instructor Responsibilities
The
SAFVIC Instructor will be the local point of contact and resource
for local law enforcement agencies and they will act as the coordinator
for the local victim support coalitions. In addition to those
duties, SAFVIC Instructors will be responsible for teaching the
SAFVIC three-day curriculum and certifying participants. SAFVIC
Instructors will be asked to teach a minimum of two classes, however,
aggressive instructors could and should hold more classes if possible.
SAFVIC
Instructor Compensation
Grant
funding allows for the instructors to be compensated on a contractual
basis for administering the program and coordinating the coalition
effort. Upon successful completion of the SAFVIC Instructor Course,
instructors will be eligible to recover the cost of lodging, meals,
and travel during the course. Instructors will receive $750 (minimum
of 10 students) for a three day class. For additional students,
instructors will be compensated at a rate of $20 per student,
not to exceed 35 students. Potentially instructors could receive
$1,250 per class. Also instructors will be compensated $32 per
hour (not to exceed $2,000) for their time spent coordinating
the local coalition effort and acting as a local point of resource.
SAFVIC
Instructor Application
SAFVIC
for Cybercrimes Instructor Course
Training
for the instructors will be 3 days/24 hours of classroom study
and is open to current SAFVIC Instructors only. See above for
information on how to become a SAFVIC Instructor. Click here
for more information on SAFVIC for Cybercrimes.
Date |
Place |
TBD |
TRIPLE
Training Facility: Austin, TX |
Application
Deadline: TBD
SAFVIC
for Cybercrimes Instructor Responsibilities
The
SAFVIC for Cybercrimes Instructor will be the local point of contact
and resource for local law enforcement agencies. In addition to
those duties, SAFVIC Instructors will be responsible for teaching
the SAFVIC 8-hour curriculum and certifying participants. SAFVIC
for Cybercrime Instructors will be asked to teach a minimum of
two classes, however, aggressive instructors could and should
hold more classes if possible.
SAFVIC
for Cybercrimes Instructor Compensation
Grant
funding allows for the instructors to be compensated on a contractual
basis for administering the program. Upon successful completion
of the SAFVIC for Cybercrimes Instructor Course, instructors will
be eligible to recover the cost of lodging, meals, and travel
during the course. Instructors will receive $250 (minimum of 10
students) for a 1-day/8-hour class. For additional students, instructors
will be compensated at a rate of $7 per student, not to exceed
35 students. Potentially instructors could receive $425 per class.
SAFVIC
Cybercrimes Instructor Application
SAFVIC
for TCPs Instructor Course
Having
the right group of instructors is absolutely crucial to the program.
A SAFVIC for Telecommunication Professionals Instructor must have
an exhaustive knowledge of the program. They must be good communicators
and teachers. They must also show a true dedication to improving
the response to family violence and sexual assault. A list of
the instructor qualifications follows. Each applicant will be
scored on a point system based on the following criteria:
•
Must have taken and passed the SAFVIC for TCPs course
•
Must have TCLEOSE Advanced Telecommunicator Certification
•
Previous experience as an instructor is highly preferred
•
Working knowledge of computers, especially Microsoft Word and
PowerPoint
•
Demonstrated interest in the field of sexual assault or family
violence investigation
•
Proven public speaking ability
•
Positive role model within the department and the community
•
Geographical location
•
Minimum of 5 years Telecommunicator experience
Training for the instructors will be 3 days/24 hours of classroom
study, including a presentation. The training for certified instructors
includes information about adult teaching techniques, judicial
and medical response to these crimes, and services available to
victims. Students attending the SAFVIC for TCPs Instructor Course
will receive 24-hours TCLEOSE credit for the course.
| Date |
Place |
TBD
|
TRIPLE Training Facility:
Austin, TX |
Application
Deadline: TBD
The
application process is competitive and approximately 15 seats
are available.
SAFVIC
Instructors Responsibilities
Instructors
will be responsible for teaching the SAFVIC for TCPs 8-hour curriculum.
Instructors will be asked to teach a minimum of four classes prior
to April 19, 2011. This is, however, minimum and aggressive instructors
could and should teach more.
SAFVIC
Instructor Compensation
The
grant funding allows for instructors to be compensated on a contractual
basis for administering the program. Upon successful completion
of this SAFVIC Instructor Course, instructors will be eligible
to recover the cost of lodging, meals, and travel during the course.
Subsequent work will be compensated as follows: Instructors will
receive $250 for the 8-hour class (for a minimum of 10 students).
For additional students, instructors will be compensated at $5
per student up to 25 total students. Potentially, instructors
could receive $325 per class.
SAFVIC for TCPs Instructor Application
Please refer back to this page for additional SAFVIC Instructor Courses. If you have any further questions about the application process, please email Sarah or call her directly at (800) 848-2088.
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