Training Announcements
Unless otherwise noted, registration for MPCTC-hosted courses can be completed by contacting your agency training coordinator to login to the Online Registration System to enroll. Questions regarding these courses, as well as non-client agency registration, can be directed to mpctcregistrar.dpscs@maryland.gov.
The Training Coordinator Orientation is now available online, anytime. Click the link below to view the training binder, which lists the topics and provides links to video tutorials.
Training Coordinator Orientation Binder
Speed Monitoring System (SMS) Administrator Training is now available as a self-guided program. Click the link below to view the training binder, which includes guided tours of SMS legislation, best practices tutorials, and sample reports. Successful review of all items in the binder will satisfy the training requirements mandated by Transportation Article 21-809.
Speed Monitoring System Administrator Training Binder
Various, See Dates
Fee: 0.00
Approval Code: P51805
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Hosted by the MD State Police
This class was developed to bring the road patrol trooper up to date on current drug trends and investigative techniques. Topics discussed are elements of the crime, CDS identification, and current smuggling techniques. The participant will demonstrate mastery of course content through course participation and completion of a proctored written exam with a minimum score of 70%.
Source State vs Distribution State
- 13 factors for drug paraphernalia
- Elements of the crime for possession of a Controlled Dangerous Substance
- Elements of the crime for possession with the intent to distribute Controlled Dangerous Substances
- Elements of the crime for dispensing a Controlled Dangerous Substance
- Elements of the crime for manufacturing a Controlled Dangerous Substance
- Basic understanding of Search Warrants as they pertain to CDS Investigations
- Basic understanding of Confidential Informants and Citizen Tips
- Understanding the Folks Test in determining possession of a Controlled Dangerous Substance
- Understanding Actual Possession and Constructive Possession
- Overview of different methods for transporting Controlled Dangerous Substances
- Overview of Title 5 of Maryland Law pertaining to Controlled Dangerous Substances
For more information and to register, email your date of interest to F/Sgt. Iannucci (Nicholas.Iannucci@maryland.gov).
Robey Public Safety Training Center
Fee: 630.00
Approval Code: P49213
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Hosted by the Howard County Police
You Will Learn How To: • Evaluate verbal and non-verbal behavior to help you assess the credibility of a suspect’s statements • Structure the interview using open-ended and investigative questions to develop the subject’s statement • Use behavior provoking questions during the interview process • Develop interrogation strategies and interrogation themes • Persuade a suspect to tell the truth about their involvement in criminal activity • Utilize tactics to handle the more defiant suspect; overcome objections and their fear of consequences • Use an alternative question to develop the first admission of guilt.
To register and for more information, visit Reid.com.
PSETC Sykesville
Fee: 75.00
Approval Code: P50926
The transition from the police academy to the “real” world is a critical step in the development of law enforcement officers. The field training program is the essential link in that officer development. Field Training Program options include the traditional San Jose model; the problem solving oriented Police Training Officer Reno model; and the Proficiency field training model. The Field Training and Evaluation Program does not advocate any particular model. Instead it incorporates the best of all models in a manner that is realistic and applicable to the current environment. This program will highlight the concepts and philosophies that emphasize the “training” role of an FTO. It is the goal of this program to inform students of the skills, knowledge and abilities that are needed to become an FTO. Initially, the program examines the roles of the field training officer – specifically, the fact that the field training officer functions as the “supervisor” of a field trainee. The program also focuses on the fact that an FTO needs to possess and demonstrate skills in leadership and delegation. Additional components of the program instruct to the following: • Fundamentals of effective communication; • Counseling; • The various roles of an FTO, including the FTO as a trainer; • Challenges facing the FTO; • Training liability and legal issues; • COMAR Field Training Requirements • Ethics and Integrity • Adult Learning • Emotional Intelligence • Diversity and Generational Differences The program is a combination of classroom instructor and practical application. During the daily practical applications, students will • Apply leadership traits and principles to an FTEP Program / training situation; • Introduce trainee to FTEP expectations and standards; • Rehearse counseling skills; • Prepare a remedial training plan for a specific problem; and, • Review evaluation instruments. Agencies holding a TBD seat must update the information one month ahead. Thank you! Note: If a training coordinator wishes to place a student on the waitlist, please complete the FTO Program Waitlist Request Form.
$75 for client agencies (DPSCS=no cost) / $125 for non-client agencies.
Program Approval Information P50926 / C20210
$75 for client agencies (DPSCS=no cost) / $125 for non-client agencies.
Program Approval Information P50926 / C20210
$75 for client agencies (DPSCS=no cost) / $125 for non-client agencies.
Program Approval Information P50926 / C20210
$75 for client agencies (DPSCS=no cost) / $125 for non-client agencies.
Program Approval Information P50926 / C20210
$75 for client agencies (DPSCS=no cost) / $125 for non-client agencies.
Program Approval Information P50926 / C20210
$75 for client agencies (DPSCS=no cost) / $125 for non-client agencies.
Program Approval Information P50926 / C20210
$75 for client agencies (DPSCS=no cost) / $125 for non-client agencies.
Program Approval Information P50926 / C20210
$75 for client agencies (DPSCS=no cost) / $125 for non-client agencies.
Program Approval Information P50926 / C20210
$75 for client agencies (DPSCS=no cost) / $125 for non-client agencies.
Program Approval Information P50926 / C20210
$75 for client agencies (DPSCS=no cost) / $125 for non-client agencies.
Program Approval Information P50926 / C20210
$75 for client agencies (DPSCS=no cost) / $125 for non-client agencies.
Program Approval Information P50926 / C20210
$75 for client agencies (DPSCS=no cost) / $125 for non-client agencies.
Program Approval Information P50926 / C20210
$75 for client agencies (DPSCS=no cost) / $125 for non-client agencies.
Program Approval Information P50926 / C20210
$75 for client agencies (DPSCS=no cost) / $125 for non-client agencies.
Program Approval Information P50926 / C20210
PSETC Sykesville
Fee: 0.00
Approval Code: C19874
DPSCS Implicit Bias Awareness - Fair & Impartial Corrections (Front Line Staff) Reserved for Front Line Staff to include Sergeants, Corporals, Agents, Monitors, Civilian/Non-uniformed staff and any other comparable ranks/titles who are in a non-supervisory role. This training on Implicit Bias applies decades of research on human bias to the decisions that both Institutional and Community Correctional Professionals make every day. This is a course about how your mind works. There will be no finger pointing or blame; instead we will discuss how implicit biases can affect well-intentioned individuals outside their conscious awareness. During the class, we will discuss the negative consequences of letting your ‘hidden biases’ impact your perceptions and behavior and, importantly, you will learn the skills that you can implement to reduce and manage your biases. These skills will not keep you from doing the important functions of your job; instead these skills will enhance your ability to engage in that work and make decisions that are more effective and just. Because this class has been customized for DPSCS, we will also discuss with First Line Supervisors what they will need to do besides managing their own biases, to promote bias-free decisions within your agency. Please note that each of the various program dates has an affiliated level of students for the session. Rank/title is a REQUIRED FIELD when enrolling. Students assigned to an institution must contact their institutional training coordinator to attend. This applies for any and all ranks assigned to an institution. ITCs can enroll by logging into training.mdle.net. For those individuals not assigned to an institution (i.e. Office of the Secretary), please submit the DPSCS Non-Institution Bias Registration Form to request enrollment. This program is posted for DPSCS staff only. Other agencies are not permitted to attend at this time. We are aware that courses fill up very quickly. Submitting your information on the Waitlist Form will ensure you're alerted when additional dates are confirmed, though notices will continue to be sent as classes are posted.
PSETC Driver Training Facility
Fee: 20.00
Approval Code: P50830
This half-day training encompasses refresher training in vehicle operation and everyday hazards of emergency/non emergency driving. Students will utilize the training simulator technology along with a classroom portion highlighting defensive driving and dangerous expectations.
$20 for both client and non-client agencies; DPSCS staff attend at no-cost
Limited to 2 students per agency at this time.
Program Approval P50830 / C20391
$20 for both client and non-client agencies; DPSCS staff attend at no-cost
Limited to 2 students per agency at this time.
$20 for both client and non-client agencies; DPSCS staff attend at no-cost
Limited to 2 students per agency at this time.
University of Maryland Police Training
Fee: 0.00
Approval Code: NA
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Hosted by University of Maryland Police Department Training unit
The HME course is designed to provide emergency first responders with the knowledge and skills necessary to recognize and respond to incidents involving Homemade Explosives (HME). Emergency first responders are presented with information on the identification of HME explosive precursor chemicals, HME manufacturing indicators, HME exposure indicators, and pre-detonation and post-detonation response actions. Throughout this course, emergency first responders discuss how to implement safe response strategies when recognizing the presence of HME indicators; understanding these response actions is critical to mitigating the hazards associated with HME.
For more information, visit this site. Contact Sgt. Morgan (emorgan@umpd.umd.edu) with questions or issues.
PSETC Sykesville
Fee: 60.00
Approval Code: CIVIL
This 3-day course will provide civilian supervisors with ethical foundations of the role of a supervisor, provide practical application of interpersonal communications skills, give insight into Human Resources issues that supervisors are confronted with such as FMLA, ADA, EEO, Time & Attendance, and Absenteeism. Participants will learn about the value and importance of inclusivity and diversity in the workplace. The course will also focus on employment law, to include the formal process for discipline action and grievances. Supervisors will learn the basic steps of problem solving, conflict management, preparing a performance evaluation; and learn team-building skills. Who should attend? The target audience for this course is civilian first line supervisors and/or civilian aspiring supervisors. Who should not attend? Sworn law enforcement or correctional certified supervisors and/or administrators, those individuals are required to attend the mandated 5 day (35 hours) First Line Supervisor & Administrator Programs. Please Note: This course is not approved for in-service hours. TBD names are due one month ahead of the course start date. DPSCS personnel who are not assigned to an institution and/or do not have a training coordinator should email a signed registration form to Katie.Johnson@maryland.gov in order to enroll. All forms must have an approving signature in order to register the student. This can be an agency head, or unit supervisor – someone to authorize the student to take this course.
DPSCS Personnel attend at no cost (maximum 10 students per session) / $60 for all other agencies
Agencies limited to 5 students per course date at this time. If you wish to place additional names on a waitlist in case the cap is lifted, please contact Katie.Johnson@maryland.gov
ATTENTION!! This date has reached the maximum allowance for DPSCS enrollments!! If a training coordinator wishes to place a student on the waitlist for DPSCS seats, please complete the Civilian Supervisor Program Waitlist Request Form.
DPSCS Personnel attend at no cost (maximum 10 students per session) / $60 for all other agencies
Agencies limited to 5 students per course date at this time. If you wish to place additional names on a waitlist in case the cap is lifted, please contact Katie.Johnson@maryland.gov
ATTENTION!! This date has reached the maximum allowance for DPSCS enrollments!! If a training coordinator wishes to place a student on the waitlist for DPSCS seats, please complete the Civilian Supervisor Program Waitlist Request Form.
Various, See Posting
Fee: 319.00
Approval Code: NtPrvd
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This course is designed to provide patrol supervisors with the information and tools needed to manage a critical incident prior to the arrival of SWAT. Understanding the methodology used in managing a dynamic tactical problem, incident command system fundamentals, and the 4 primary types of critical incidents involving an adversary will give the patrol supervisor the tools needed to succeed during these events.
For more information and to register, visit training.NTOA.org.
Hosted by University of Maryland Police Department Training unit
For more information, visit training.NTOA.org. Contact Sgt. Morgan (emorgan@umpd.umd.edu) with questions or issues.
PSETC Sykesville
Fee: 35.00
Approval Code: P50382
This course for managers and supervisors is designed to provide instruction on how to engage employees in a way that will motivate and retain them, and contribute to a successful work environment. Topics to be covered include the importance of engagement, types of motivation, rewards and recognition, motivating remote employees to keep them focused and engaged, and interpersonal relationships.
Course rescheduled from 9/15 to 10/21.
8:30am-4:00pm
$35 for client agencies (Includes DPSCS) / $50 for non-client agencies
Program Approval Information P50382/C19977
Please note that each LDI program is limited to 5 students per agency. If you wish to place additional names on a waitlist in case the cap is lifted, please contact Katie.Johnson@maryland.gov
PSETC Sykesville
Fee: 0.00
Approval Code: NtPRv
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Hosted by the Montgomery County Police Department at the Public Safety Education & Training Center, Sykesville
This course will cover credit/debit cards and check fraud related crimes that are favored by
criminals. This hands-on course will equip attendees interested in learning about financial crimes with the necessary tools to properly document and follow up on fraud-related investigations.
Audience is Sworn Law Enforcement only. All registrants will be vetted and badge and/or proper ID is required.
To register and for more information, visit Financial Crimes Investigation Essentials Registration. For questions, contact: Det. Kimberly Pratt at kimberly.pratt@montgomerycountymd.gov
or Det. Sean Petty at sean.petty@montgomerycountymd.gov
MNCPP Headquarters, 8100 Corporate Drive, Hyattsville, MD
Fee: 1150.00
Approval Code: NtPrv
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Hosted by MNCPP Prince George's County
This 7-day course provides specialized training to law enforcement who will conduct or support dignitary/executive protective service operations for public officials, members of the course, and private individuals/witnesses who are designated or considered “At Risk”. Emphasis is placed on introducing the student to the critical, basic and advanced foundations of protection for public officials to include/ threat assessment & intelligence procedures and risk mitigation planning, advance work, site survey & physical security procedures, daily protective operations, and much more. Tuition is $1150.00 for law enforcement and group rates are available.
For more information or to register, contact Matthew Parker, ISA Director Protective Studies, mparker@eptraining.us or 315-486-7854. You can also visit the website at eptraining.us/event/executive-protection-training.
PSETC Sykesville
Fee: 35.00
Approval Code: P51474
This course is designed to enable the student to learn supervisory skills. Students will learn various techniques to modify work-related behavior and to motivate employees. Topics include: listening skills; communication skills; problem solving models; past leaders and leadership styles; documentation.
$35 for client agencies (Includes DPSCS) / $50 for non-client agencies
Program Approval Information P51474 / C20399
Please note that each LDI program is limited to 5 students per agency.
NOTE: If a training coordinator wishes to place a student on the waitlist, please complete the Program Waitlist Request Form.
PSETC Sykesville
Fee: 25.00
Approval Code: P50630
The MPCTC Law Enforcement Training Unit is offering a Tactical Medical for Law Enforcement Training Program designed to equip officers with life-saving skills. This program focuses on teaching law enforcement personnel techniques for controlling bleeding and preserving life in emergency situations. This program will provide the knowledge and hands on training to address life threatening injuries . It is the goal of this program to give the students the knowledge and hands on abilities to effectively apply tourniquets, chest seals and wound packing. Also the knowledge and hands on for drags and carries so as to move a potential casualty into a safe zone. The program represents advancement in law enforcement preparedness, bridging the gap between initial emergency response and professional medical care. By training officers in tactical medical procedures, the program enhances their ability to provide immediate assistance in critical situations where every second counts.
Program Approval Info P50630 / C20067
Limited to two students per agency for each date at this time. Maryland client law enforcement agencies only.
Program Approval Info P50630 / C20067
Limited to two students per agency for each date at this time. Maryland client law enforcement agencies only.
Program Approval Info P50630 / C20067
Limited to two students per agency for each date at this time. Maryland client law enforcement agencies only.
Program Approval Info P50630 / C20067
Limited to two students per agency for each date at this time. Maryland client law enforcement agencies only.
PSETC Sykesville
Fee: 35.00
Approval Code: P51690
This course is designed to enable public safety practitioners to learn to deal directly with customers. The course will examine a methodology for handling customer objections and the skills required to provide solutions to service issues and problems with upset individuals. Topics to be covered include types of difficult customers, assessing customer discontent, strategies for dealing with upset customers, and balancing organization and customer interests.
$35 for client agencies (Includes DPSCS) / $50 for non-client agencies
Program Approval Information P51690 / C20469
Please note that each LDI program is limited to 5 students per agency. If you wish to place additional names on a waitlist in case the cap is lifted, please contact Katie.Johnson@maryland.gov
$35 for client agencies (Includes DPSCS) / $50 for non-client agencies
Program Approval Information P51690 / C20469
Please note that each LDI program is limited to 5 students per agency. If you wish to place additional names on a waitlist in case the cap is lifted, please contact Katie.Johnson@maryland.gov
PSETC Physical Training Center, Sykesville
Fee: 400.00
Approval Code: P48710
This course will teach candidates the skills needed to teach defensive tactics at the entrance academy and in-service levels. Topics to be taught include Tactical Awareness, Teaching Philosophies in DT, Ground Defense, Takedowns, Takedown Defense, Weapon Retention and Takeaways, Tactical Cuffing, SPEAR Philosophies and use, Using Social Media/Video to our advantage as instructors, Personal Weapons, Recovery from a Grounded Position, Grappling, Clinch Defense/Offense, Krav Maga Choke Defenses, Classroom Safety/Limiting Injuries as a DT Instructor, Time Management as an Instructor. IMPORTANT NOTICE: Prior to being accepted into the program, each student must be able to pass the Cooper’s Fitness Assessment with a minimum score of 50%. Students who fail the physical test will be removed from the roster, and not charged the fee for the course. Students on the waitlist should also attend the physical assessment. Click here for the Fitness Standards Scale This training is a very intense, hands-on and physically demanding course. Extensive classroom work is required. Graduates will be certified by MPCTC as Law Enforcement/Correctional Provisional Instructors. An equipment list will be sent to students who pass the physical assessment. Client Agencies are Maryland certified agencies under the regulated authority of the Maryland Police and Corrections Training Commissions (MPCTC). Non-client agencies interested in attending the course should email a signed registration form to Katie.Johnson@maryland.gov in order to enroll. All forms must have an approving signature in order to register the student. This can be an agency head, or unit supervisor – someone to authorize the student to take this course. MD Police & Correctional Training Commissions requires credit card information in order to process non-client enrollments (Visa or MasterCard). Agencies holding a TBD seat must provide the student information ONE MONTH PRIOR to the physical assessment date!!
8:00am – 4:00pm
PSETC Physical Training Center (PTC), 905 2nd St, Sykesville, MD
Cost is $400 for client agencies, $600 for non-client agencies. DPSCS personnel attend at no cost.
Program Approval Information P48710 / C19449
IMPORTANT: The required physical assessment is scheduled for Thursday, October 9th, 2025 at 8:00am at the PTC (address above). Proper fitness attire is required.
NOTE: If a training coordinator wishes to place a student on the waitlist, please complete the DT Instructor Program Waitlist Request Form. Waitlisted students will be expected to attend the physical assessment date so to be vetted in case a seat opens up!
Firearms Training Facility, Sykesville
Fee: 450.00
Approval Code: P50373
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Courses presented by Triton Training Group in coordination with the Maryland Police and Correctional Training Commission.
Classroom materials and tools will be provided by Triton Training Group, with the exception of the 870 class; students will be required to bring an 870 to class. Each class will provide an in-depth education on the platform to include detailed disassembly, trouble shooting, cleaning and maintenance and inspection. Certificates provided are good for 3 years and include post class support with assistance as needed. Attendance, on both dates listed for the individual class, is mandatory to receive certification for that class.
For more information and for the registration forms, visit TritonTrainingGroup.com. Triton Training Group can be reached for registration at 276-266-4254 or LE@tritontraininggroup.com.
Questions regarding the Host location can be directed to: Jamie Green at 410-552-6300 or jamiel.green@maryland.gov.
PSETC Sykesville
Fee: 100.00
Approval Code: P47379
Attention: Please review all information carefully before requesting enrollment. Applicants not adhering to the requirements will be denied the seat until prerequisites are met.
The 35-hour Basic Instructor Training Program is designed for individuals who are interested in learning the basics of instruction. This course will give the students the basic skills to teach general topics, including the use of basic PowerPoint, as well as communication and presentation skills. The students will become familiar with the purpose of learning objectives and the components of a lesson plan. This is primarily a presentation skills class. Completion of this course satisfies either the Police Training & Standards Commission or the Correctional Training Commission Instructor Certification training requirements.
Mandatory Prerequisites:
- For each enrollee, the agency head or training coordinator must submit an email to Katie.Johnson@maryland.gov stating the student name, course date enrolled and a 2-3 sentence description of why the student requires the training. Justification should include where the student will be teaching (academy or in-service) and how many hours per program.
- This course is limited to 3 students per agency. Agencies wishing to substitute a student will still need to provide the above justification. Walk-in substitutions will not be admitted without a signed justification from the agency head or training coordinator. Also, agencies holding a seat with a yet to-be-determined student will need to send in the justification at least 2 months prior to the course start date. If a student name and justification are not received by this time, the hold will be automatically removed from the roster.
- Please Note: MPCTC Instructor Certification is only required for those individuals who will be teaching more than 3 hours in any one MPCTC approved training program. An individual who provides 3 hours or less of instruction for a Commission-approved training course is exempt from the requirement to have instructor certification required under COMAR. Additional conditions and details on obtaining full Instructor Certification as required by MPCTC can be found here: mpctc.dpscs.maryland.gov/approval.htm
- All applicants for the MPCTC Basic Instructor Training Program must receive approval from their home agency in order to register for this training (online registration implies approval). Students wishing to attend the course outside of authorization from their agency will not be permitted.
- Applicants from any non-client agencies will be admitted to the class only if there are vacant seats remaining within 1 week of the first day of training. Client Agencies are Maryland certified agencies under the regulated authority of the Maryland Police and Corrections Training Commissions (MPCTC). Interested persons can email a signed registration form to Katie.Johnson@maryland.gov to be added to the non-client waitlist. All forms must have an approving signature in order to register the student. This can be an agency head, supervisor, or training coordinator – someone to authorize the student to take this course. MD Police & Correctional Training Commissions requires credit card information in order to process non-client enrollments (Visa or MasterCard).
WAITLIST NOTE: If the class is full and a training coordinator wishes to place a student on the waitlist, please complete the Basic Instructor Waitlist Request Form.
$100 for client agencies / $150 for non-client agencies (DPSCS = no cost)
Program Approval Information P47379/ C18683
This course was converted from the 8-day program to the 5-day program as of 1/30/25. Enrolled students and their agencies were alerted at the time.
8:30am-4:30pm
$100 for client agencies / $150 for non-client agencies (DPSCS = no cost)
Program Approval Information P47379/ C18683
Various, See Posting
Fee: 500.00
Approval Code: Various
The mission of the Correctional Entrance Level Training Program (CELTP) is to develop solid career foundations through evidence based training, instilling ethics and pride to properly trained correctional professionals ensuring the safety of the public, employees, and offenders. Academies are held in Sykesville, MD and Hagerstown, MD.
Please review the Academy Welcome Letter for more information. Welcome Letter & Academy Checklist. Questions regarding the Hagerstown Academy can be directed to Janet.Hall@maryland.gov.
Please review the Academy Welcome Letter for more information. Welcome Letter & Academy Checklist. To register for Sykesville, please submit the CELTP Registration Form to Deneen.Williams-Selby@maryland.gov.
Please review the Academy Welcome Letter for more information. Welcome Letter & Academy Checklist. To register for Sykesville, please submit the CELTP Registration Form to Deneen.Williams-Selby@maryland.gov.
Please review the Academy Welcome Letter for more information. Welcome Letter & Academy Checklist. Questions regarding the Hagerstown Academy can be directed to Janet.Hall@maryland.gov.
Please review the Academy Welcome Letter for more information. Welcome Letter & Academy Checklist. To register for Sykesville, please submit the CELTP Registration Form to Deneen.Williams-Selby@maryland.gov.
Please review the Academy Welcome Letter for more information. Welcome Letter & Academy Checklist. To register for Sykesville, please submit the CELTP Registration Form to Deneen.Williams-Selby@maryland.gov.
Please review the Academy Welcome Letter for more information. Welcome Letter & Academy Checklist. Questions regarding the Hagerstown Academy can be directed to Janet.Hall@maryland.gov.
Please review the Academy Welcome Letter for more information. Welcome Letter & Academy Checklist. To register for Sykesville, please submit the CELTP Registration Form to Deneen.Williams-Selby@maryland.gov.
Please review the Academy Welcome Letter for more information. Welcome Letter & Academy Checklist. To register for Sykesville, please submit the CELTP Registration Form to Deneen.Williams-Selby@maryland.gov.
Please review the Academy Welcome Letter for more information. Welcome Letter & Academy Checklist. Questions regarding the Hagerstown Academy can be directed to Janet.Hall@maryland.gov.
Please review the Academy Welcome Letter for more information. Welcome Letter & Academy Checklist. To register for Sykesville, please submit the CELTP Registration Form to Deneen.Williams-Selby@maryland.gov.
Please review the Academy Welcome Letter for more information. Welcome Letter & Academy Checklist. Questions regarding the Hagerstown Academy can be directed to Janet.Hall@maryland.gov.
Please review the Academy Welcome Letter for more information. Welcome Letter & Academy Checklist. To register for Sykesville, please submit the CELTP Registration Form to Deneen.Williams-Selby@maryland.gov.
Please review the Academy Welcome Letter for more information. Welcome Letter & Academy Checklist. To register for Sykesville, please submit the CELTP Registration Form to Deneen.Williams-Selby@maryland.gov.
Please review the Academy Welcome Letter for more information. Welcome Letter & Academy Checklist. Questions regarding the Hagerstown Academy can be directed to Janet.Hall@maryland.gov.
Please review the Academy Welcome Letter for more information. Welcome Letter & Academy Checklist. To register for Sykesville, please submit the CELTP Registration Form to Deneen.Williams-Selby@maryland.gov.
Please review the Academy Welcome Letter for more information. Welcome Letter & Academy Checklist. To register for Sykesville, please submit the CELTP Registration Form to Deneen.Williams-Selby@maryland.gov.
Please review the Academy Welcome Letter for more information. Welcome Letter & Academy Checklist. Questions regarding the Hagerstown Academy can be directed to Janet.Hall@maryland.gov.
Please review the Academy Welcome Letter for more information. Welcome Letter & Academy Checklist. To register for Sykesville, please submit the CELTP Registration Form to Deneen.Williams-Selby@maryland.gov.
Please review the Academy Welcome Letter for more information. Welcome Letter & Academy Checklist. To register for Sykesville, please submit the CELTP Registration Form to Deneen.Williams-Selby@maryland.gov.
Firearms Training Facility, Sykesville
Fee: 450.00
Approval Code: P45430
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Course presented by Triton Training Group in coordination with the MPCTC – Firearms Unit
Classroom materials, weapons, and tools will be provided by Triton Training Group. Each class will provide an in-depth education on the platform to include detailed disassembly, trouble shooting, cleaning and maintenance and inspection. Certificates provided are good for 3 years and include post class support with assistance as needed. Attendance, on both dates listed for the individual class, is mandatory to receive certification for that class.
For more information and to find the registration forms, visit TritonTrainingGroup.com. Triton Training Group can be reached for registration at (276) 266-4254 or LE@tritontraininggroup.com.
Questions regarding the Host location can be directed to:
Jamie Green, Range Master
(410) 552-6300
jamiel.green@maryland.gov.
College Park, MD
Fee: 175.00
Approval Code: NtPrv
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Hosted by University of Maryland Police Department Training unit
Sovereign citizens are a large anti-government extremist movement whose adherents believe that they can ignore laws, regulations, court orders, and taxes because they have divorced themselves from what they claim is an illegitimate, tyrannical government. This officer safety course is designed to educate and empower attendees to help them recognize, prepare for, and respond to members of this domestic extremism group.
For more information, visit silverstateconsulting.regfox.com/univ-maryland-sovs. Contact Sgt. Morgan (emorgan@umpd.umd.edu) with questions or issues.
Driver Training, 7310 Slacks Road, Sykesville
Fee: 200.00
Approval Code: P50234
This is a 2-day Emergency Vehicle Response refresher training. The student will receive instruction and refresher on: skid control, braking techniques, precision driving (cone courses), vehicle dynamics, accident avoidance and emergency pursuit operations. This course is for certified police officers only! IMPORTANT NOTICES Limits: This course is limited to 3 students per agency. Training coordinators can contact Katie.Johnson@maryland.gov to add students to the waitlist. Users: All users of the Driver Training Facility must have a valid users agreement in force prior to registration. For additional information or confirmation of the user agreement status, contact Driver Training (410) 549-5732 Option #1. Deadlines: All registrations have a closing date of 2 weeks (14 days) prior to the course starting date. Any cancellations after the closing date may result in the forfeiture of the registration fee. Agencies holding a seat with a to-be-determined student will need to enter the information one month prior to the course start date. If student information is not entered by this time, the hold will be automatically removed from the roster. LGIT Members: For client agencies that are Local Government Insurance Trust members (LGIT), the agency training coordinator is required to register through MDLE. Please note LGIT in parentheses after the last name of the student [Example: John Doe (LGIT)]. The request will only be confirmed when the LGIT Coordinator verifies the participants authorization under LGIT. Client Agencies are Maryland certified agencies under the regulated authority of the Maryland Police and Corrections Training Commissions (MPCTC).
Firearms Training Facility, 7320 Slacks Road, Sykesville
Fee: 345.00
Approval Code: P45435
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Hosted by Sig Sauer Academy
The program content focuses on the mechanical functioning, disassembly/reassembly, maintenance, troubleshooting, and field repair of the SIG SAUER P320 pistol. Following successful program completion, certification / re-certification to perform these procedures is valid for a period of three (3) years.
Brief Course Overview of subjects to be covered: Introduction to SIG SAUER SIG P320 pistol; Examination of the P320 safety systems; Disassembly and assembly procedures: slides, frames, magazines; A thorough examination of all pistol operations; Inspection procedures; Troubleshooting; Operational function checks; Sights: installation, adjustment; Alternative maintenance methods.
Register on-line at SigSauerAcademy.com or contact the SIG SAUER Academy Training Coordinator via phone at 603-610-3411.
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8:30am-5:00pm
PSETC Sykesville
Fee: 35.00
Approval Code: P45232
This course, for managers and supervisors or aspiring supervisors, is designed to teach the basics of servant leadership and differences between the traditional power model of leading and a servant led model, relating to equity and sustainability in decision-making. Topics to be covered include purpose behind servant leadership, the business case for servant leadership, and how servant leadership can lead to higher engagement, more trust, and stronger relationships with stakeholders, leading to high velocity decision making.
$35 for client agencies (Includes DPSCS) / $50 for non-client agencies
Please note that each LDI program is limited to 5 students per agency. If you wish to place additional names on a waitlist in case the cap is lifted, please contact Katie.Johnson@maryland.gov
PSETC Sykesville
Fee: 40.00
Approval Code: P47776
This National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA) approved course will enable participants to become proficient in the use of both RADAR and LIDAR units as well as average speed calculation methods. Participants will learn the different scientific principles behind these devices and their proper application within the overall speed enforcement program. In addition, we will cover the various aspects of equipment use, daily testing and verification protocols, along with such operational considerations as case law, health issues, and officer safety. On the 3rd day, participants will report to their agency to work with a certified RADAR LIDAR operator to complete 5 stops showing proficiency with a RADAR unit and 5 stops showing proficiency with a LIDAR unit. A form will be sent to training coordinators to certify completion and submit to MPCTC for the participant to receive their RADAR LIDAR certification card.
$40 for client agencies / Not applicable for non-client agencies
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PSETC Sykesville
Fee: 30.00
Approval Code: P51025
SFST Refresher Training is for law enforcement officers who have successfully completed the NHTSA/IACP-approved DWI Detection and Standardized Field Sobriety Testing Training Program. Officers can refresh their skills with: • recognizing and interpreting evidence of DWI • administering and interpreting the scientifically validated sobriety tests • describing DWI evidence clearly and convincingly • reviewing information regarding recent case law and research studies Attendees MUST be NHTSA/IACP certified to attend this refresher course.
PSETC Sykesville
Fee: 150.00
Approval Code: P51566
This First Line Administrator Training Program is required by the Police and Correctional Training Commissions for all police and correctional personnel assigned or promoted into their department’s first line administrator rank. It meets all Mandated training objectives for First Line Administrators.
The program facilitates the understanding of effective management and leadership. Instructors guide students through scenario-based learning and problem identification and resolution that is geared to supporting the student’s success in their role as a First Line Administrator. The testing method for this program will be a daily quiz on topics taught each day. Students must score 75% or higher average among all the quizzes and maintain at least a 90% attendance in order to receive credit for the class.There is a strict deadline for registration of 1-week prior to the first day of class.
Important Notices:
- Agencies holding a seat with a yet to-be-determined student will need to enter the information TWO MONTHS prior to the course start date. If student information is not entered by this time, the hold will be automatically removed from the roster.
- The Date of Promotion to Current Rank is required to enroll in this course.
- Each LDI program is limited to 5 students per agency per class date. If you wish to place additional names on a waitlist in case the cap is lifted, please contact Katie.Johnson@maryland.gov
- If the class is full and a training coordinator wishes to place a student on the waitlist, please complete the First Line Administrator Waitlist Request Form.
8:30am - 4:30pm
Cost: $150 for client agencies / $210 for non-client agencies (DPSCS=no cost).
Program Approval Information P51566 / C20424
PSETC Sykesville
Fee: 30.00
Approval Code: P48889
This course will teach participants to operate a PBT instrument within the guidelines set by the Chief Toxicologist, Department of State Police Forensic Sciences Division, and improve effectiveness in detecting and apprehending DUI violators. The PBT is an additional tool for properly trained police officers to use on the roadside during impaired driving investigations.
PSETC Sykesville
Fee: 35.00
Approval Code: P51473
This course is designed to enable the student to learn the skills for effectively resolving conflict and confrontation in the workplace. This course examines a variety of resolution styles and negotiation techniques to plan and resolve interpersonal conflict with co-workers and staff. Topics to be covered include resolution and management styles, negotiation skills and techniques, causes and effects of conflict, and benefits of conflict management.
$35 for client agencies (Includes DPSCS) / $50 for non-client agencies
Program Approval Information P51473 / C20398
Please note that each LDI program is limited to 5 students per agency. If you wish to place additional names on a waitlist in case the cap is lifted, please contact Katie.Johnson@maryland.gov
Firearms Training, 7320 Slacks Road
Fee: 300.00
Approval Code: P50366
The 1 week program is for law enforcement and correctional officers. It is designed to instruct the officer in the basic rifle. It meets all minimum standards established by MPCTC. Please review all information carefully before requesting enrollment. REQUIREMENTS: - All registrations have a closing date of 1 month (30 days) prior to the course starting date. Any cancellations after the closing date may result in the forfeiture of the registration fee. - This course is limited to 1 student per agency. Training coordinators can contact Katie.Johnson@maryland.gov to add students to the wait list. - Agencies are able to hold ONE TBD seat per YEAR as of 2025. Agencies holding a seat with a yet to-be-determined student will need to enter student details at least 2 months prior to the course start date. If a student name is not received by this time, the hold will be automatically removed from the roster. - All applicants for the MPCTC Rifle School Program must receive approval from their home agency in order to register for this training (online registration implies approval). Students wishing to attend the course outside of authorization from their agency will not be permitted. - Applicants from any non-client agencies will be admitted to the class only if there are vacant seats remaining within 1 week of the first day of training. Interested persons can email a signed registration form with payment method indicated to Katie.Johnson@maryland.gov to be added to the wait list. Client Agencies are Maryland certified agencies under the regulated authority of the Maryland Police and Corrections Training Commissions (MPCTC). MD Police & Correctional Training Commissions requires credit card information in order to process non-client enrollments (Visa or MasterCard). - Students are required to bring: a M16/AR15 Rifle equipped with iron sights and a military style web sling with a metal keeper for length adjustment, 800 rounds of .223 Remington rifle and 100 rounds of handgun duty ammunition, duty belt with holster and service pistol. Students are required to bring note taking material. A manual will be provided during the program with an electronic copy given at the conclusion of the program.
$300 client agencies/$400 non-client
Program Approval Information P50366 / C19966
Contact Katie.Johnson@maryland.gov to add a student to the waitlist.
$300 client agencies/$400 non-client
Program Approval Information P50366 / C19966
Contact Katie.Johnson@maryland.gov to add a student to the waitlist.
$300 client agencies/$400 non-client
Program Approval Information P50366 / C19966
Contact Katie.Johnson@maryland.gov to add a student to the waitlist.
PSETC Sykesville
Fee: 35.00
Approval Code: Pending
This course is designed to enable the student, who is a manager or supervisor, to learn how to foster an environment that encourages creative problem solving and improvement and creating a healthy workplace where employees can constantly work to improve the way things are done. Topics to be covered include incorporating critical thinking elements throughout the workday, fostering questions and open discussion, creating diversity in work groups and discussions, and creating time to evaluate situations in order to make better decisions.
$35 for client agencies (Includes DPSCS) / $50 for non-client agencies
Please note that each LDI program is limited to 5 students per agency. If you wish to place additional names on a waitlist in case the cap is lifted, please contact Katie.Johnson@maryland.gov
Ocean City PD
Fee: 495.00
Approval Code: NtPrvd
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This comprehensive 3-day course teaches background investigators the basic techniques and procedures for conducting pre-employment background investigations of new public safety employees.
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• Report preparation
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PSETC Sykesville
Fee: 0.00
Approval Code: C19873
DPSCS Implicit Bias Awareness - Fair & Impartial Corrections (Supervisory Staff) Reserved for Supervisory Staff to include Lieutenants, Case Management Supervisors, DPP Field Supervisor Is, Monitor Supervisor Is, Civilian/Non-uniformed staff Supervisors. NOTE Anyone who manages supervisors can NOT attend this class and should enroll in the Administrator level course as available. This training on Implicit Bias applies decades of research on human bias to the decisions that both Institutional and Community Correctional Professionals make every day. This is a course about how your mind works. There will be no finger pointing or blame; instead we will discuss how implicit biases can affect well-intentioned individuals outside their conscious awareness. During the class, we will discuss the negative consequences of letting your ‘hidden biases’ impact your perceptions and behavior and, importantly, you will learn the skills that you can implement to reduce and manage your biases. These skills will not keep you from doing the important functions of your job; instead these skills will enhance your ability to engage in that work and make decisions that are more effective and just. Because this class has been customized for DPSCS, we will also discuss with First Line Supervisors what they will need to do besides managing their own biases, to promote bias-free decisions within your agency. Please note that each of the various program dates has an affiliated level of students for the session. Rank/title is a REQUIRED FIELD when enrolling. Students assigned to an institution must contact their institutional training coordinator to attend. This applies for any and all ranks assigned to an institution. ITCs can enroll by logging into training.mdle.net. For those individuals not assigned to an institution (i.e. Office of the Secretary), please submit the DPSCS Non-Institution Bias Registration Form to request enrollment. This program is posted for DPSCS staff only. Other agencies are not permitted to attend at this time. We are aware that courses filled up very quickly. Submitting your information on the Waitlist Form will ensure you're alerted when additional dates are confirmed, though notices will continue to be sent as classes are posted.
Various; see course posting for details
Fee: 150.00
Approval Code: P47316
The First-Line Supervisor program is a training program mandated by the Commissions for newly promoted or soon-to-be-promoted public safety supervisors. The participants must complete this program within 12 months of their promotion. The program spans over 5 days and is tailored to provide comprehensive training that focuses on critical skills such as problem-solving exercises, and realistic scenarios that simulate on-the-job challenges. These exercises are designed to equip participants with the skills to excel in their roles as first-line supervisors. To complete the program, students will be required to take daily quizzes on the topics covered. A minimum average score of 75% across all quizzes is necessary for passing. Additionally, maintaining at least a 90% attendance throughout the duration of the course is crucial to receive credit for the program.There is a strict deadline for registration of 1-week prior to the first day of class.
Important Notices:
- Agencies holding a seat with a yet to-be-determined student will need to enter the information TWO MONTHS prior to the course start date. If student information is not entered by this time, the hold will be automatically removed from the roster.
- The Date of Promotion to Current Rank is required to enroll in this course.
- Each LDI program is limited to 5 students per agency per class date. If you wish to place additional names on a waitlist in case the cap is lifted, please contact Katie.Johnson@maryland.gov
- If the class is full and a training coordinator wishes to place a student on the waitlist, please complete the First Line Supervisor Waitlist Request Form.
Cost: $150 for client agencies / $210 for non-client agencies (DPSCS=no cost).
Program Approval Information P47316 / C18641
Frederick, MD
Fee: 755.00
Approval Code: NtPrvd
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The Simunition® Scenario Instructor and Safety Certification Course is designed to provide critical training to instructors who will conduct reality-based training within their department. The course will provide hands- on instruction in scenario-based training program development and training methodology and will give practical experience to students on the best use of Simunition® training products in a highly effective, realistic, extremely safe training course.
Simunition® will provide converted training firearms, FX® personal protective equipment, all FX® and SecuriBlank® training ammunition, FoF training ammunitionTM, as well as training aids such as inert training props. If you choose to bring your own converted weapon(s) and/or personal protective equipment, please see the outline below and your instructor before the course starts.
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For additional information and to register, visit Simunition.com. Questions should be directed to Brian Cosgray bcosgray@frederickmdpolice.org.
PSETC Sykesville
Fee: 50.00
Approval Code: P50280
This program satisfies the COMAR requirement (noted below) of refresher training for certified Field Training Officers, and highlights the changes in the concepts and philosophies in the training role of an FTO based on previously approved course-ware. Attendees must have attended a MPCTC approved FTO course within four (4) years. 12.04.01.17 .17 Field Training. D. Field Training Officer Requirements. (1) A field training officer shall: (e) Within every 4 years following initial completion of a field training officer course, successfully complete a minimum of 7 hours of cumulative instruction that have been approved by the Commission to be provided to an individual who has been approved as a field training officer. This program will review changes to the concepts and philosophies that emphasize the “training” role of an FTO. It is the goal of this program to inform students of updates in FTO subjects to enhance their proven skills, knowledge and abilities within the four year period following their initial FTO training. Additional components of the program instruction include the following but not limit the following topics: Effective communication; Counseling, Coaching and Mentoring; Updates to the topics: Roles of an FTO, including the FTO as a trainer; Challenges facing the FTO; Updates to COMAR Field Training Requirements; Adult Learning and Diversity and Generational Differences. Agencies holding a TBD seat must update the information one month ahead of the course start date. Thank you!
$50 for client agencies / $75 non-client agencies (DPSCS attend at no-cost)
Program Approval Information P50280 / C19928
$50 for client agencies / $75 non-client agencies (DPSCS attend at no-cost)
Program Approval Information P50280 / C19928
$50 for client agencies / $75 non-client agencies (DPSCS attend at no-cost)
Program Approval Information P50280 / C19928
$50 for client agencies / $75 non-client agencies (DPSCS attend at no-cost)
Program Approval Information P50280 / C19928
$50 for client agencies / $75 non-client agencies (DPSCS attend at no-cost)
Program Approval Information P50280 / C19928
$50 for client agencies / $75 non-client agencies (DPSCS attend at no-cost)
Program Approval Information P50280 / C19928
PSETC Sykesville
Fee: 35.00
Approval Code: P46737
In this course, you will learn how to identify and understand your best emotional response to stress, how to better communicate under stress, make better decisions, and reduce burn-out in even the most challenging positions.
$35 for client agencies (Includes DPSCS) / $50 for non-client agencies
Program Approval Information P46737 / C18386
Please note that each LDI program is limited to 5 students per agency. If you wish to place additional names on a waitlist in case the cap is lifted, please contact Katie.Johnson@maryland.gov
PSETC Sykesville
Fee: 35.00
Approval Code: P50132
This course is designed to identify habitual actions in the workplace that make it difficult for others to accomplish their work in a peaceful, timely fashion. Actions to prevent or manage difficult situations will be explored and techniques will be practiced.
$35 for client agencies (Includes DPSCS) / $50 for non-client agencies
Program Approval Information P50132 / C19891
Please note that each LDI program is limited to 5 students per agency. If you wish to place additional names on a waitlist in case the cap is lifted, please contact Katie.Johnson@maryland.gov
PSETC Sykesville
Fee: 35.00
Approval Code: P48510
This course is designed to explore the needs of the multi-generational workforce, with a focus on differences between generations to improve understanding and workplace productivity. Topics include: workplace attitudes and expectations, generational values, power structures and hierarchy, and managing multiple generations in the workplace.
$35 for client agencies (Includes DPSCS) / $50 for non-client agencies
Program Approval Information P48510 / C18931
Please note that each LDI program is limited to 5 students per agency. If you wish to place additional names on a waitlist in case the cap is lifted, please contact Katie.Johnson@maryland.gov
Carroll County Public Safety Training Center
Fee: 1650.00
Approval Code: NtPrvd
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This insightful and highly practical five-day course is designed to equip you with relevant skills and techniques on how to conduct effective interviews with victims, witnesses and suspects with integrity and in accordance with corporate guidelines, the law and regulations.
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PSETC Sykesville
Fee: 795.00
Approval Code: NtPrv
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FBI-LEEDA’s Internal Affairs Investigations course is focused on best practices related to effective internal control mechanisms to promote enhanced agency accountability in our current environment of police reform. Consideration of the investigation, adjudication, discipline and arbitration/litigation phases of disciplinary matters makes the course relevant to more than just internal affairs investigators.
Supervisors, managers and command staff in all government disciplines will benefit from the comprehensive overview of administrative subject matter that the course offers. Treatment of attendee’s primary authorities, such as statutory bill of rights and other authorities is emphasized, making the instruction relevant and pertinent. The presentation addresses policies and procedures, effective complaint processes, investigation of personnel complaints, administrative law, and more.
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PSETC Sykesville
Fee: 35.00
Approval Code: P50382
This course is designed to allow the participants, who are law enforcement and public safety professionals, to learn about and become more aware of the complexities involved in conversations surrounding race and culture. Topics to be covered include culture and cultural script, data and trends in America, race in America, terminology, privilege, anti-racism, and courageous conversations.
$35 for client agencies (Includes DPSCS) / $50 for non-client agencies
Program Approval Information P50382/C19977
Please note that each LDI program is limited to 5 students per agency. If you wish to place additional names on a waitlist in case the cap is lifted, please contact Katie.Johnson@maryland.gov
PSETC Sykesville
Fee: 35.00
Approval Code: P48511
This course is designed to provide public safety managers and supervisors with the tools to manage planned change in their teams and organizations. Participants will examine techniques to produce behavior that enables change, and strategies and models for dealing with resistance to change. This course stresses the role of communication in managing orderly change. Topics to be covered include Three-Phase Transition Model of Change, leadership tasks and responsibilities, change communication strategies, identifying and managing resistance to change, and change implementation tools.
$35 for client agencies (Includes DPSCS) / $50 for non-client agencies
Program Approval Information P48511 / C18932
Please note that each LDI program is limited to 5 students per agency. If you wish to place additional names on a waitlist in case the cap is lifted, please contact Katie.Johnson@maryland.gov
Hagerstown
Fee: 300.00
Approval Code: NtPrvd
Advertisement Only Hosted by Washington County Sheriff's Office Learn how to safely use and maintain your weapon in a one day (8 hour) class. (To be eligible to take the Armorers Course you must be an active/retired law enforcement or military officer, private security, GLOCK Stocking Dealer/Range Program Employee or current GSSF member.) For more information & to register, visit GlockTraining.com.
PSETC Sykesville
Fee: 35.00
Approval Code: P51810
This course is designed to enable the student to build and lead high performing teams in their position as manager or supervisor. Topics to be covered include: the basics of team dynamics, the stages of team formation, motivating teams, how to utilize individual strengths to bring out the best in all team members, using coaching and reinforcing skills as a catalyst for high performance and continuous improvement, and collaboration techniques.
$35 for client agencies (Includes DPSCS) / $50 for non-client agencies
Program Approval Information P51810 / C20500
Please note that each LDI program is limited to 5 students per agency. If you wish to place additional names on a waitlist in case the cap is lifted, please contact Katie.Johnson@maryland.gov
PSETC Sykesville
Fee: 75.00
Approval Code: Pending
This course is designed to introduce the student to the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator and its application in a business environment. Topics to be covered include personality type, type and organizations, your type and your work, your type and others at work.
$75 for client agencies (Includes DPSCS) / $100 for non-client agencies
Requires minimum of 20 students to run this program.
Please note that each LDI program is limited to 5 students per agency. If you wish to place additional names on a waitlist in case the cap is lifted, please contact Katie.Johnson@maryland.gov
Firearms Training, 7320 Slacks Road, Sykesville
Fee: 400.00
Approval Code: P50360
This two-week school is a basic firearms program for pistol and Type 4 Long Gun (shotgun) for law enforcement and correctional officers. It meets all minimum standards established by the Maryland Police and Correctional Training Commissions. Please review all information carefully before requesting enrollment. MANDATORY PREREQUISITES Applicants not adhering to the listed requirements will be denied the seat until prerequisites are met. QUALIFICATIONS: - All students requesting enrollment are required to have scored a minimum of 85% on the last two years of day-fire handgun qualifications (this applies to duty weapon only, not secondary). These scores will be verified by the MPCTC Registrar and Rangemaster before confirming enrollment. Students not meeting this requirement will be automatically denied a seat in the course. - Per COMAR, applicants for Firearms Instructor need two or more years employment within the last 5 years as a law enforcement or correctional officer, during which employment the individual was authorized to use or carry a firearm for a minimum of 2 years. - Students should review COMAR 12.04.06.12 “Certification – Firearms Provisional Instructor, Line Instructor and Firearms Instructor” prior to attending the course. This regulation establishes minimum requirements for classroom instruction and firearms training and qualification course of fire for the certification of instructor classifications. The minimum passing score Commission-approved instructor qualification course of fire for handgun and Type 4 Long Gun is 90%. ROSTER LIMITATIONS: - This course is limited to 2 students per agency. Training coordinators can contact Katie.Johnson@maryland.gov to add additional students to the wait list. This restriction will be lifted if seats remain available 2 months prior to each program's start date. - Agencies are able to hold ONE TBD seat per YEAR as of 2024. Agencies holding a seat with a yet to-be-determined student will need to enter student details at least 2 months prior to the course start date. If a student name is not received by this time, the hold will be automatically removed from the roster. - All registrations have a closing date of 1 month (30 days) prior to the course starting date. Any cancellations after the closing date may result in the forfeiture of the registration fee. MATERIALS: Students are required to bring: - Duty weapon with 3 issued magazines. - Leather gear (duty belt, holster, sturdy pants belt, belt keeper’s etc.) - 1,200 rounds of ammunition for pistol(must all be the same) - 15 rounds of 12 gauge – rifled slug ammunition for shotgun - 50 rounds of 12 gauge – 00 buck (9 pellet) ammunition for shotgun. - Preferred shotgun ammo is Federal LE 127 for both 00 Buck and Slug - ALL ammunition must be American made and from a reputable manufacturer. If the ammunition is re-manufactured, the casings must be brass or nickel – SAAMI specs (no aluminum). - Body armor if the student’s Department requires the wearing while on range. - Flashlight – Police style - Note taking materials - Proper range attire (see below) - Baseball style cap Uniform of the day or dress code: Students are required to present themselves in a professional manner at all times, to include attire. NO JEANS OR GRAPHIC T-SHIRTS. Students are to display identification in form of Agency badge, Agency identification card or Agency logo polo shirt. Proper range attire should include loose fitting clothing for comfort and button collar shirt for protection from shell casings. BDU trousers are excellent because of the extra pockets. Boots or good quality athletic shoes are to be worn along with a baseball style cap to help keep brace from your face/eyes. Additional Information: - All applicants for the MPCTC Firearms Instructor Training Program must receive approval from their home agency in order to register for this training (online registration implies approval). Students wishing to attend the course outside of authorization from their agency will not be permitted. Conditions and details on obtaining full Instructor Certification as required by MPCTC can be found here: mpctc.dpscs.maryland.gov/approval.htm - Applicants from any non-client law enforcement agencies will be admitted to the class only if there are vacant seats remaining within 1 week of the first day of training. This course is restricted to law enforcement only and not open to civilians. Interested persons can email a signed registration form with payment method indicated to Katie.Johnson@maryland.gov to be added to the wait list. Client Agencies are Maryland certified agencies under the regulated authority of the Maryland Police and Corrections Training Commissions (MPCTC). MD Police & Correctional Training Commissions requires credit card information in order to process non-client enrollments (Visa or MasterCard).
Days 2-10: 7:30am-4:00pm
$400 client agencies/$500 non-client
Program Approval Information P50360 / C19960
Note: If a training coordinator wishes to place a student on the waitlist, please complete the Firearms Instructor Waitlist Request Form.
Days 2-10: 7:30am-4:00pm
$400 client agencies/$500 non-client
Program Approval Information P50360 / C19960
Note: If a training coordinator wishes to place a student on the waitlist, please complete the Firearms Instructor Waitlist Request Form.
Days 2-10: 7:30am-4:00pm
$400 client agencies/$500 non-client
Program Approval Information P50360 / C19960
Note: If a training coordinator wishes to place a student on the waitlist, please complete the Firearms Instructor Waitlist Request Form.
Days 2-10: 7:30am-4:00pm
$400 client agencies/$500 non-client
Program Approval Information P50360 / C19960
Note: If a training coordinator wishes to place a student on the waitlist, please complete the Firearms Instructor Waitlist Request Form.
PSETC Sykesville
Fee: 35.00
Approval Code: P48514
This course is designed to enable the student to learn approaches and techniques for business coaching to enhance employee job performance that they can apply in their position as a manager or supervisor. Topics to be covered include: coaching versus training, coaching cycles, goal setting, coaching relationships, and the importance of communication.
$35 for client agencies (Includes DPSCS) / $50 for non-client agencies
Program Approval Information P48514 / C18935
Please note that each LDI program is limited to 5 students per agency. If you wish to place additional names on a waitlist in case the cap is lifted, please contact Katie.Johnson@maryland.gov
PSETC Sykesville, MD
Fee: 35.00
Approval Code: Pending
This course is designed to enable the student, who works in an office setting, to learn about approaches to managing the many different priorities encountered in the workplace. Topics to be covered include tools and tips for prioritizing work, communicating needs and assessing urgency, and activities to highlight the importance of skillful time and priority management.
$35 for client agencies (Includes DPSCS) / $50 for non-client agencies
Please note that each LDI program is limited to 5 students per agency. If you wish to place additional names on a waitlist in case the cap is lifted, please contact Katie.Johnson@maryland.gov
PSETC Sykesville
Fee: 35.00
Approval Code: Pending
This course is designed to enable the student to develop personal leadership skills and enhance their ability to develop effective, productive workplace relationships that they can apply in their position as manager or supervisor. Topics to be covered include: defining emotional intelligence (EQ), personal competence, and social competence; self-awareness; and techniques to more effectively manage one’s self and their working relationships.
$35 for client agencies (Includes DPSCS) / $50 for non-client agencies
Please note that each LDI program is limited to 5 students per agency. If you wish to place additional names on a waitlist in case the cap is lifted, please contact Katie.Johnson@maryland.gov
PSETC Sykesville
Fee: 35.00
Approval Code: Pending
This course is designed to enable the student to learn the art of effective management and supervision. Topics to be covered include essential roles and responsibilities of a manager, leadership, motivational and team-building skills, techniques and strategies for communication, and conflict resolution.
$35 for client agencies (Includes DPSCS) / $50 for non-client agencies
Please note that each LDI program is limited to 5 students per agency. If you wish to place additional names on a waitlist in case the cap is lifted, please contact Katie.Johnson@maryland.gov
PSETC Sykesville
Fee: 35.00
Approval Code: P47847
This course is designed to assist law enforcement and public safety personnel with the opportunity to obtain an understanding of the new responsibilities, liabilities, and the changes that come with the conversion from officers to supervisors. Topics to be covered include: the principles of leadership, team building inside and outside of the facilities, problem resolution and decision making, and new responsibilities.
$35 for client agencies (Includes DPSCS) / $50 for non-client agencies
Program Approval Information P47847 / C18809
Please note that each LDI program is limited to 5 students per agency. If you wish to place additional names on a waitlist in case the cap is lifted, please contact Katie.Johnson@maryland.gov
PSETC Sykesville
Fee: 35.00
Approval Code: P48512
This course is designed to enable students to examine the benefits of creating and sustaining high performance teams. Participants will review the stages of team development and the approaches managers must take to motivate their teams. The course will focus on the importance and contribution of communication in successful teams. Topics to be covered include the stages of team development, tasks and responsibilities of team leaders and members, thinking styles and teams, and meeting facilitation.
$35 for client agencies (Includes DPSCS) / $50 for non-client agencies
Program Approval Information P48512 / C18933
Please note that each LDI program is limited to 5 students per agency. If you wish to place additional names on a waitlist in case the cap is lifted, please contact Katie.Johnson@maryland.gov
PSETC Sykesville
Fee: 35.00
Approval Code: P48673
This course is designed to assist participants, who are workers in a professional environment, in improving their sensitivity to, awareness, and appreciation of diversity in the workplace. Topics include: Culture, the ways in which attitudes and beliefs impact perceptions, the forms and impacts of diversity in the workplace, methods to promote an inclusive work environment, and ways to improve cross-cultural communications.
$35 for client agencies (Includes DPSCS) / $50 for non-client agencies
Program Approval Information P48673 / C19432
Please note that each LDI program is limited to 5 students per agency. If you wish to place additional names on a waitlist in case the cap is lifted, please contact Katie.Johnson@maryland.gov