Indirect Course Delivery Program
LSU NCBRT/ACE delivers select courses in Train-the-Trainer format to train instructors/trainers in academies, agencies or departments who are seeking to train participants by teaching the Indirect delivery version of these courses. After completing the Train-the-Trainer class, participants are eligible to instruct the Indirect delivery version of the course using class materials provided by LSU NCBRT/ACE, at no direct cost.
The Indirect delivery version of these courses are commonly delivered as part of the in-service or academy training to support continuing education.
Indirect Training Quick Links
Indirect Training FAQ
- What is an LSU NCBRT/ACE Indirect Trainer?
- What are the benefits of becoming an LSU NCBRT/ACE Indirect Trainer?
- Who should become LSU NCBRT/ACE Indirect Trainers?
- What are the requirements for becoming an LSU NCBRT/ACE Indirect Trainer?
- Indirect Trainer Application Form
- How do I Schedule an Indirect Course Delivery?
- Courses offered in Train-the-Trainer format as part of the Indirect Course Delivery Program
- Indirect Course Delivery Flyers
What is an LSU NCBRT/ACE Indirect Trainer?
LSU NCBRT/ACE Indirect Trainers are persons who teach LSU NCBRT/ACE courses to their own agencies after they have successfully completed a Train-the-Trainer course and are approved by LSU NCBRT/ACE. Participants of the Train-the-Trainer class are taught the course material as well as teaching techniques and given in-depth resources for training the adult learner.
Upon successful completion of a Train-the-Trainer class, participants receive Continuing Education Units (CEU) and are eligible to apply for trainer status in LSU NCBRT/ACE Indirect Course Delivery Program.
Trainers are not paid by LSU NCBRT/ACE to teach a class; however, NCBRT provides all the training materials necessary to conduct the training.
What are the benefits of becoming an NCBRT Indirect Trainer?
- Materials provided at no cost
- LSU NCBRT/ACE provides each Indirect Trainer with the course instructor guide consisting of lesson plans for the course, Power Point presentations and supplemental materials.
- LSU NCBRT/ACE provides course materials (participant manual & supplemental materials) for each indirect participant taught.
- Time Management
- You can request materials to schedule classes and train on your own timeline and/or the timeline of your department.
- Education Credits
- Indirect participants receive Continuing Education Units (CEUs) from Louisiana State University.
Who should become LSU NCBRT/ACE Indirect Trainers?
Established Trainers/Instructors in academies
Educators in the Extension Disaster Education Network (EDEN)
Trainers/Instructors in a department/organization/jurisdiction
What are the requirements for becoming an LSU NCBRT/ACE Indirect Trainer?
- Attend and successfully complete the train-the-trainer course by scoring 80% or higher on the course post-test.
- Be an employee/volunteer of an agency/department with a minimum of five years experience.
- Be endorsed by the head of the applicant’s respective agency/department.
- Be a certified instructor by the authority having jurisdiction.
- Agree to conduct a minimum of 3 courses per year.
- Submit a resume and proof of training/certification.
- Submit an Indirect Trainer Application Form
Indirect Trainer Application Form
Apply to become an LSU NCBRT/ACE Indirect Trainer by completing an Indirect Trainer Application Form. Upon receipt of the application, LSU NCBRT/ACE will evaluate your eligibility and send you a course specific application to complete. A trainer number will be issued to you to use to request course materials.
How do I Schedule an Indirect Course Delivery?
Complete the Indirect Course Request Form.
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The Indirect Course Request provides LSU NCBRT/ACE details about your proposed Indirect delivery; which course will be delivered, when it will take place, how many participants will be attending, and the training and shipping locations.
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LSU NCBRT/ACE will issue a class number for your Indirect delivery and ship the appropriate course materials to the training location.
Courses offered in Train-the-Trainer format as part of the Indirect Course Delivery Program
- Biological Incidents Awareness (AWR-118)
- Law Enforcement Prevention and Deterrence of Terrorist Acts (AWR-122)
- Site Protection through Observational Techniques (AWR-219)
- Law Enforcement Active Shooter Emergency Response (PER-275)
- Active Threat Integrated Response Course (PER-340)
Indirect Course Delivery Flyers
Click on a course to download an editable Indirect Course Flyer:
- Biological Incidents Awareness (AWR-118)
- Law Enforcement Prevention and Deterrence of Terrorist Acts (AWR-122)
- Site Protection through Observational Techniques (AWR-219)
- Law Enforcement Active Shooter Emergency Response (PER-275)
- Active Threat Integrated Response Course (PER-340)
- Active Threats on Campuses: Protective Measures and Response (PER-374-1)
- Surviving an Active Threat: Run. Hide. Fight. (PER-375-1)
For questions about the Indirect Course Delivery Program, please email trainer@ncbrt.lsu.edu