Law Enforcement Certification & Training Coordinator

at State of Vermont in Pittsford, Vermont, United States

Job Description

This position plays a key role in the oversight, coordination, and continued development of Vermont's Level II Certification Program and Field Training Officer (FTO) program. Working as part of the Academy's training team, the Law Enforcemen Certification & Training Coordinator (LECTC) will help administer these programs, collaborate with law enforcement agencies and stakeholders, and support the delivery of consistent, high-quality training that prepares officers for successful careers in law enforcement.

This position is based in Pittsford, VT and the hours are 8 AM to 4:30 PM with a minimum of one (1) overnight expected, but more will be required depending on the needs of training staff and the size of the incoming class. Some travel will be necessary and required to facilitate training in various locations throughout the state and nationally. Certification, or eligibility for certification, as a Level III Vermont Law Enforcement Officer is required. 

The Vermont Criminal Justice Council and Vermont Police Academy are committed to building a diverse and inclusive workforce and strongly encourage women, minorities, veterans and members of other underrepresented communities to apply.

LECTCs are required to be mentally alert and responsible for the safety, physical well-being and mental health of up to 45 recruits during training sessions for up to 16 hours on a daily basis. During the sleep time of recruits, LECTCs stay overnight at the police academy for a minimum of one night per week in order to provide emergency assistance. LECTCs are required to extensively work outdoors in varying conditions and terrains based on job specificity and are required to travel accordingly to perform required duties. Many duties are executed in an office or classroom setting, which can include various indoor and outdoor venues throughout the police academy campus, along with off-site locations.