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Below is a listing of some of the most popular courses we provide. If you don't find what you need here, we can locate a speaker, trainer or
seminar leader on just about any topic. We can also assist your training department in developing a training program that you can administer. Time Management Workplace Violence Certified Professional TrainerPowers of Observation Employee Recognition
Driving to Survive Emergency Response to Terrorism Media on Scene Course Title: If You Don't Have Time Course Subject: Time Management Who Should Attend: Good for any level
Course Length: 2 to 3 hours Course Summary: Taken from the book "If You Don't Have Time" by Ron Moore, the course provides 15 tips to improve your management of time. No matter is you use these tips for
work or for your leisure time, you will find this useful. Great seminar for meetings of middle manager and up. The seminar provided by the author. Keywords: time, management, seminars ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Course Title: Workplace Violence: It Could Happen Here Course Subject: Workplace violence prevention and education Who Should Attend: All supervisors and levels of management
Course Length: Flexible: 2 hours to one day Course Summary: What sexual harassment was to the 90s, workplace violence is becoming the hot topic of this decade. This course looks at the needs for policies, prevention,
recognition, and training in a subject that way too many companies do not provide enough attention. Large judgments are being given in courts all over America in this area. Biggest given for these judgments was the lack
of efforts showed in prevention and training. Keywords: violence, workplace, management, seminar, training -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Course Title: Certified Professional Trainer (CPT)
Course Subject: Certification for trainers and seminar providers Who Should Attend: Any current trainer or seminar provider or anyone interested in becoming a trainer, seminar provider or presenter.
Course Length: 2 and ½ days Course Summary: This course is provided in public settings and for individual on sites. The course was designed and created by the American Training & Seminar Association. It provides
the tools and techniques required to be an effective trainer. For people in the seminar and consultant industry it provides resources and knowledge needed to compete and be profitable in the industry.
Keywords: training, seminars, trainers, certification ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Course Title: The Power of Observation
Course Subject: Learning to See People, Places and Things Who Should Attend: Police, Private Investigators, Reporters Course Length: Flexible: 3 hours class Course Summary: This course will show the attendees
how to look at their surrounding differently and report and explain what they see. It will help people to outline things they want to see during reporting or investigations.
Keywords: observations, investigations, training, seminars, reporting ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Course Title: Employee Recognition Programs
Course Subject: How and why to develop an employee recognition program Who Should Attend: All supervisors and levels of management Course Length: Flexible: 4 hours to a full day Course Summary: With the
ever-challenging needs to recruit, hire and keep employees, employee recognition is a very important topic for all in management. Employee surveys show the lack of recognition and involvement is the biggest reason for
dissatisfaction on the job and the reason for changing employment. Companies who have improved their employee recognition program have found better productivity, less absenteeism, and less turn over. What are you
waiting on? Keyword: employees, employer, recognition, management, seminars ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Course Title: Driving to Survive Course Subject: Defensive / Attentive Driving techniques Who Should Attend: Young drivers and fleet drivers Course length: 4 hours Course Summary: There are two groups of drivers that are particularly at risk on the roads: Young, inexperienced drivers and corporate/fleet drivers who put in so many hours behind the wheel that accidents
are more frequent. Course materials include handouts, videos and directed discussion. Keywords: driving, safety, accidents
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Course Title: Emergency Response to Terrorism
Course Subject: Preparation for the event of a terrorist attack Who Should Attend: Emergency management and responders Course length: 8 hours Course Summary: This couse is
designed for Emergency Management personnel as well as emergency responders to give them valuable information to help in being prepared fr the eventuality of a terrorist attack. Most EMAs are well-prepared for natural
disasters, but woefully unprepared for acts of terrorism. It is a real threat, and must be faced. Keywords: emergency, terrorist, bombing, NBC
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Course Title: Media on Scene
Course Subject: How to Handle the Media on a crime/accident scene Who Should Attend: PIOs and other public service officers. Course length: 8 hours Course Summary: The media can
get in the way of emergency responders and investigators on a crime/accident scene. This course is designed to not only mitigate these problems, but also teach the officer how to use the media to their advantage. The
media can not only be handled, but made useful as well. Keywords: Media, emergency, investigations, broadcast, print |
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