Police Department Policy

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UCSF PD

Policy Text
University of California, San Francisco Police Department General Orders 3.30 Training: Organization and Administration 3.30.6 Training Performance Objectives (Revised : 7/18/18) A. All training programs shall have approved curriculum and performance objectives prior to the presentation of the training. The PSD shall review and help the trainer to finalize training curriculum and performance objectives prior to the training. The PSD Commander shall recommend whether a training program should include a Certificate of Completion to present to course partici pants when the program is completed. Final recommended curriculum, certification, and performance objectives will be submitted to the Chief of Police for approval. B. Approved training objectives and any curriculum, handouts, exams and evaluations shall be maintained on file by the PSD. C. Training performance objectives shall: 1. Focus on the elements of the member -group Position De scriptions 2. Provide clear statements r elated to what is to be learned 3. Provide the basis for eva luating the participants’ knowledge of the subject after training (written test and/or skill demonstration) 4. Provide a basis for evaluating effectiveness of the training program. D. The use of performance objectives will acquaint training participants w ith what they are required to know, the skills they must demonstrate and the circumstances under which the skills will be used. This approach enables the instructor to relate training directly to the expected job performance.

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