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WEEKS ONE through SEVEN
JUVENILE DETENTION OFFICER BASIC TRAINING (200+ hours)
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Juvenile Probation Officers are required to complete the newly implemented Basic Training for New Juvenile Probation Officers. Like the Use of Force Training, which is included as part of this training, this curriculum is competency-based and requires minimal standards of performance on a course examination at the conclusion of the last week of training. Trainees must also pass the Use of Force written examination and the tactical competency evaluation at the conclusion of Week Two, and complete requirements for CPR and First Aid certification during Week Three. The training consists of seventeen modules, the last of which is a review of all the previous training as a final preparation for the course examination. A 40-hour On-the-Job Training module is completed in the employee's own detention center following the classroom training.
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| Introduction and Overview |
| Module 1 DJJ: The Organization |
| Module 2 DJJ and the Law |
| Module 3 Mental Health Issues |
| Module 4 Admissions |
| Module 5 Controlling Violent Youth, Part 1: Use of Force |
Module 6 Physical Health Issues |
| Module 7 Controlling Violent Youth, Part 2 |
| Module 8 Effective Verbal and Non-Verbal Communication |
| Module 9 Human Diversity |
| Module 10 Behavior Management and Adolescent Behavior |
| Module 11 Effective Written Communication |
Module 12 Security |
| Module 13 Safety |
| Module 14 Supervision of Youth |
| Module 15 Transportation |
| Module 16 Releases |
| Module 17 Course Review and Examination
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Tallahassee Community College, Juvenile Justice Training Academy
339-A East Jefferson Street, Quincy, FL, 32351, USA
Phone: 1-850-875-4822 SunCom: 282-4822
 
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