Training Programs

iPREP training is a critical tool for first response professionals working in high-pressure situations.

Training includes classroom and dynamic scenario instruction, usually taking place over three to four, eight-hour days.

First responders will gain hands-on experience in the instruction and application of evidence-based techniques that improve decision-making during critical incidents and recovery from stress.

A needs assessment will be conducted prior to booking a training session.

Participants Will Be Provided

 

Learning Materials
■ PowerPoint presentations
■ Breakout session materials
■ Student workbooks
■ Bio-awareness aids (heart monitor, training app)

Instruction
■ Use of Force iPREP Master Instructors
■ iPREP Applied Science/Research Instructor
■ iPREP Field Training Manager

iPREP Integration Resources
■ Scenario manuals
■ Lesson plans
■ Course and presentation materials
■ Instructor scripts
■ Sample course schedules
■ Performance evaluation templates

Accreditation
■ Official accredited certificates for completing the iPREP workplace training and continuing professional development, University of Toronto Faculty of Medicine, CPD
■ Each Use of Force Instructor who successfully completes iPREP training will receive a certificate to this effect, qualifying them to deliver iPREP training to frontline officers for two years

Accreditation

 

Accredited programs provide excellent learning experiences for professionals looking to stay up to date in their field. The University of Toronto’s (U of T) Continuing Professional Development (CPD) department in Faculty of Medicine accredits programs that meet the academic excellence and value expected from U of T.

U of T accreditation involves a peer review of the academic process to certify that the curriculum is rigorous, scientifically sound, and qualifies for continuing education credits for participating healthcare professionals. All Continuing Professional Development programs undergo this quality review process.

Upon completion of the peer-review, successful programs are approved by the Faculty of Medicine’s Continuing Education Directors and Leaders Committee and the Faculty Council Continuing Education Committee (FCCEC). The committees review each program for its attention to educational principles, such as: needs assessment, clear objectives, appropriate format, evaluation strategies, and conflicts of interest.

Learn more at www.cpd.utoronto.ca

 

 

Training Agenda Overview

  1. Scientific concepts and research evidence building a foundation for the iPREP Methodology
  2. Classroom instruction on iPREP Training techniques
  3. Classroom practical exercises applying core iPREP techniques
  4. Dynamic iPREP instruction during simulated critical incidents in field settings
  5. Participants practice instructing other Use-of-Force trainees (acting as students) in the iPREP Methodology.  This hands-on practice helps learners become proficient in teaching the iPREP methodology
  6. Summary and conclusions in the classroom

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iPREP ON-SITE TRAINING

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iPREP ON-SITE TRAINING is a custom session delivered by Certified iPREP Trainers at your organization’s home location, anywhere in the world.

SITE REQUIREMENTS

  • Classroom
  • Use-of-force training room equipped to run dynamic critical incident scenarios
    • Rooms that can be designed for multiple critical incident scenarios (i.e., simulated apartment or vehicle stop) where training rounds can be fired
  • Training weapons, tactical equipment, and body protective gear
    • Bulletproof vest, eye protection

PARTICIPANT REQUIREMENTS

  • Comfortable training clothing
  • Participants must be employees of a police or other first-responder organization with at least 1 year of experience
  • Participants must be fully trained on the specific use-of-force policies and laws of their organization
    • On-Site Training is tailored to local specifications where possible

 

CONTACT US TO BOOK YOUR IPREP TRAINING

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