STC Certified Training Courses

Embassy Consulting Services has a proven track record for designing and delivering quality training programs. We have worked with countless city and government agencies, probation departments, police departments and organizations helping them “Build and Maintain Safe, Respectful and Inclusive Communities”.

Below we have listed our STC Certified Training Courses, but this is not the full compliment of Embassy Consulting courses. Please click here to view all available courses and note that Embassy Consulting can also design customized training courses to meet the specific needs of your organization.

Adolescent Brain Development

Course Summary: The purpose of this course is to provide participants with an introductory understanding of how brain development during the adolescent stage contributes to adolescence as both a period of significant strengths (e.g., social behavior and creativity) and significant risks (e.g., substance use and risky behavior). This course aims to help participants better understand and respond to adolescent thought processes and behaviors.

Hours: 4-Hour Course (Virtual)
STC Certification Number: 02168396

Two-Day Basic Peer Support

Course Summary: The purpose of this training is to provide public safety peer support team members the basic knowledge and skills necessary to provide support, guidance, and resources to their peers during difficult times in their personal and professional lives. Topics will include, but are not limited to stress, burnout and traumas of public safety, active listening, crisis intervention in the aftermath of trauma, marriage and family, mental health issues such as depression, anxiety, police complex spiral trauma and PTSI, death and traumatic loss, line of duty deaths, public safety suicides, organizational stress and toxic personalities, substance abuse and building resiliency in members of peer support.

Hours: 16-Hour Course
STC Certification Number: 01577038

Building Law Enforcement Leaders through Ethical Decision Making

Course Summary: This course, designed specifically for law enforcement professionals, will explore the current climate that exists between the community and law enforcement. This class will provide participants with knowledge, skills and tools, in order to develop effective decision-making skills when confronted with ethical dilemmas.

Hours: 8-Hour Course
STC Certification Number: 06697293

Building a Safe, Respectful and Inclusive Workplace and Community

Course Summary: People who develop their communication, interpersonal and human relation skills are able to interact more effectively with others. They also make better decisions and handle and manage conflict better. This course will provide participants with tools and strategies in order to build and maintain a safe, respectful and inclusive workplace and community.

Hours: 4-Hour Course
STC Certification Number: 08620245

Civilian Leadership Course

Course Summary: This interactive course is designed specifically for civilian law enforcement supervisors and managers and those aspiring to promote into these positions. The goal of this training is to provide participants the opportunity to develop skills and strategies to become engaging and effective supervisors and leaders in their organization. This training will explore leadership, leadership styles, essential elements of building morale, understanding the importance of leadership and the role supervisors play in building effective teams and more.

Hours: 8-Hour Course
STC Certification Number: 02389960

Court and Temporary Holding Facilities – Title 15 Training

Course Summary: This course is a basic overview of Title 15, as it relates to Court and Temporary Holding Facilities and Adult Type 1 Jails. Through lecture, facilitated discussion, shared experiences and case studies, the participants will develop a working knowledge of the regulations established in Title 15 guidelines and special requirements as they relate to juveniles. Participants will also be able to identify potential legal ramifications if they fail to adhere to those regulations. Participants will develop the insight to analyze their current department policies and procedures and identify risk factors that may lead to non-compliance.

Hours: 8-Hour Course
STC Certification Number: 05753073

Crisis Intervention and Behavioral Health Training

Course Summary: This interactive training will cover mental illness, stigma, substance use disorders, developmental disabilities and more. This course satisfies the requirements of Senate Bill 29 which requires all Field Training Officers (FTO’s) to have 8 hours of Crisis Intervention and Behavioral Health training.
The class will also feature a guest speaker, someone living with a mental illness who will share his experiences about the challenges of living with a mental illness.

Hours: 8-Hour Course
STC Certification Number: 7980-84821

Cultural Competency for Today’s Law Enforcement Professional

Course Summary: Law Enforcement Professionals are dealing with many challenges, including how to interact and navigate through the diverse communities they are working with. Recent high-profile interactions have also strained police-community relations and has made the jobs more difficult. This interactive course will explore the historical relationships between law enforcement and the communities they serve.

This training will also examine the dynamics of culture, police culture, human relations and the impact they can have working with a diverse population. Students will also explore effective ways to increase public trust while working within the criminal justice system.

Hours: 8-Hour Course
STC Certification Number: 07035199

De-escalation Techniques for Facilities

Course Summary: This training course, specifically designed for institution officers will explore a variety of de-escalation techniques so that they can successfully manage and resolve encounters with clients, without having to escalate.

Hours: 4-Hour Course
STC Certification Number: 08001027

Empowered Policing for Probation Personnel

Course Summary: This training course, specifically designed for probation officers and supervisors will explore how they can successfully manage and resolve encounters with clients, without having to escalate and resort to using force. Students will learn skills and strategies on how to resolve conflict and maintaining their safety, through the application of de-escalation and crisis intervention techniques.

Hours: 8-Hour Course
STC Certification Number: 07030154

Instructor Development, Using the Tools of Facilitation

Course Summary: This interactive course is designed to provide students with facilitation tools and strategies needed to engage learners and maximize the effectiveness of their training programs.

Hours: 16-Hour Course
STC Certification Number: 04005732

Interacting Effectively with the Mentally Ill

Course Summary: Law Enforcement and jail personnel are dealing more and more with a growing mentally ill population. This course is designed to provide students with the tools necessary to identify individuals who may be suffering from mental illness. The course will also provide students with active listening skills in order to have a safe disposition.

Hours: 4-Hour Course
STC Certification Number: 7980-68243

Leadership for Public Safety Professionals

Course Summary: This interactive course is designed specifically for law enforcement professionals who are supervisors or managers and those aspiring to promote into these positions. The goal of this training is to provide participants the opportunity to develop skills and strategies to become engaging and effective supervisors and leaders in their organization. This training will explore leadership, leadership styles, essential elements of building morale, understanding the importance of leadership and the role supervisors play in building effective teams and more.

Hours: 8-Hour Course
STC Certification Number: 05458789

Minimum Standards for Juvenile Facilities, Title 15 Training

Course Summary: The Course is a basic overview of Title 15 Minimum Standards for Juvenile Detention Facilities. Through lecture, facilitated discussion, shared experiences and case studies, the participants will develop a working knowledge of the regulations established in Title 15 guidelines and special requirements as they relate to juveniles. Participants will also be able to identify potential legal ramifications if they fail to adhere to those regulations. Participants will develop the insight to analyze their current department policies and procedures and identify risk factors that may lead to non- compliance. Participants will also gain a general knowledge of the performance objectives during BSCC inspections and their role within the inspection process.

Hours: 8-Hour Course
STC Certification Number: 08671392

Resiliency and Wellness in Public Safety

Course Summary: This course is designed to provide public safety personnel (both sworn and professional staff) insight and awareness into the potential cost of working in public safety with the goal of increasing emotional wellness and preventing mental health issues. Topics will include, but are not limited to: the various types of stress, burnout, anger and the anger-stress connection, the psychological and physiological impact of trauma, vicarious trauma/compassion fatigue, relationship health, police complex spiral trauma and post-traumatic stress/injury, public safety suicides, substance abuse and healthy coping strategies to increase resilience.

Hours: 8-Hour Course
STC Certification Number: 08997142

Suicide Awareness and Prevention

Course Summary: The purpose of this training is to provide probation and institution officers with increased knowledge and communication skills, in order to identify and respond to suicide risks in juvenile correction facilities. This course will also identify the various risk factors, prevention and intervention strategies to deter suicidal behavior.

Hours: 4-Hour Course (Virtual)
STC Certification Number: 00598784

Understanding Youth Dual Diagnosis

Course Summary: The purpose of this course is to provide participants with an introductory understanding of dual diagnosis among youth. The course will cover definitions, prevalence rates, symptoms, risk and protective factors, and supports. This course aims to help participants de-mystify a complex topic through examples; understanding why youth may use substances; exploring links between substance use and mental health; and awareness of common treatments and treatment challenges.

Hours: 8-Hour Course (Virtual)
STC Certification Number: 06046430

Use of Force for Facilities

Course Summary: This training course, specifically designed for juvenile institutional staff and supervisors, will explore how officers can successfully manage and resolve encounters with juveniles. Students will learn skills and strategies on how to resolve conflict and maintaining safety and security at a juvenile facility through the application of de-escalation and crisis intervention techniques.

Hours: 8-Hour Course
STC Certification Number: 00689018