Law Enforcement Training Lead — Curriculum & Instructors

Freeman Fire Department; Pierre (SD); On-site; USD 66,000 - 82,000; Full time

Job summary

The Office of the Attorney General, Division of Criminal Investigation in Pierre, SD is seeking a LET Coordinator to manage basic and advanced law enforcement training courses. This full-time role involves coordinating instructors, developing schedules, providing materials, and ensuring classroom readiness.

Applicants should be able to manage multiple tasks, develop curriculum and lesson plans, track records, and collaborate with SD law enforcement agencies.

Qualifications

• Knowledge of basic law enforcement operations and adult learning principles.
• Ability to develop curriculum, lesson plans and evaluation tools.
• Experience in teaching arrest and control tactics is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Recruiting and selecting instructors (adjunct, vendor or contractor).
• Developing training schedules.
• Providing course materials to students and instructors.
• Ensuring classroom and range readiness.
• Supervising student and instructor behavior in classroom and dormitory settings.
• Enforcing student academic, disciplinary, and performance standards.
• Developing lesson plans and other course materials.
• Managing training resources and facilities.
• Assessing the effectiveness of course materials and instructor delivery.
• Maintaining course and student records – paper and electronic.
• Establishing and maintaining positive rapport with SD law enforcement agencies.
• Providing instruction to basic and advanced students as needed, based on qualifications.
• Providing instruction of arrest and control tactic techniques for basic and advanced training.

Skills

Curriculum development

Multi-tasking

Oral and written communication

Teamwork

Problem solving

Microsoft Office

Education

None

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

The Office of the Attorney General, Division of Criminal Investigation in Pierre, SD is seeking a LET Coordinator to manage basic and advanced law enforcement training courses. This full-time role involves coordinating instructors, developing schedules, providing materials, and ensuring classroom readiness.

Applicants should be able to manage multiple tasks, develop curriculum and lesson plans, track records, and collaborate with SD law enforcement agencies.