Correctional Training Specialist

State of Oklahoma; United States; On-site; USD 42,000 - 47,000; Full time

Job summary

The State of Oklahoma Department of Corrections is seeking a Correctional Training Officer to conduct specialized training and staff development at an assigned facility or training academy. This role involves evaluating training needs, preparing curricula, and delivering instruction across various topics.

Level I/II responsibilities include planning lesson plans, conducting classes, preparing reports, and supervising other officers.

Qualifications

• Level I Education/Experience: bachelor’s degree or equivalent plus substitutions; correctional/security work can substitute for education.
• Level II Education/Experience: bachelor’s + 1 year; or master’s in adult education/HR development; substitutions apply.
• Note: Correctional security management involves lieutenant level and above.

Responsibilities

• Conduct job analyses to determine training needs and develop curriculum, including lesson plans and participant manuals.
• Deliver classroom training, workshops or seminars to build employee knowledge and skills.
• Prepare training reports and maintain participant training records.
• Schedule and coordinate training sessions and locations.
• Supervise other training officers in planning and conducting programs.
• Coordinate department/division training or organizational development programs.
• Manage contracts with service providers.

Skills

Employee training principles

Oral & written communication

Relationship building

Classroom training

Education

Bachelor's degree

Master's degree in adult education or HR development

Job description

The State of Oklahoma Department of Corrections is seeking a Correctional Training Officer to conduct specialized training and staff development at an assigned facility or training academy. This role involves evaluating training needs, preparing curricula, and delivering instruction across various topics.

Level I/II responsibilities include planning lesson plans, conducting classes, preparing reports, and supervising other officers.