Idaho Admin. Code r. 11.11.01.123 - REQUIREMENTS FOR HIGH LIABILITY INSTRUCTOR ENDORSEMENT
POST certified instructors must obtain additional endorsements to instruct any topics deemed as "high liability" by the Council.
01.
Completion of a High Liability
Instructor School. An applicant for High Liability Instructor
Endorsement must complete all requirements of the POST instructor course
specific to the high liability topic area in which the applicant intends to
instruct.
02.
Application. After meeting the requirements for POST instructor
certification, the applicant must submit a completed POST High Liability
Instructor Endorsement Application Packet and must comply with any additional
provisions required by POST.
03.
Multiple Endorsements. A current POST endorsed high liability
instructor applying for instructor endorsement in an additional high liability
topic area must meet the requirements of this section for the additional topic
area prior to endorsement in that topic.
04.
Instruction Pending
Endorsement. Prior to evaluation by a Regional Training Specialist, high
liability instructor endorsement applicants cannot act as an instructor for any
course offered for POST training credit in the intended topic area: Following
completion of the POST instructor course specific to the intended high
liability intended topic area, and upon notice from the Regional Training
Specialist, the applicant may begin co-instruction of in the intended topic
area, in preparation for evaluation.
05.
Continuing Training
Requirements. High liability instructors must complete a minimum of
eight (8) hours of continuing instructor training every two (2) years,
including use of force law, liability, and further instructor training specific
to the endorsed topic area(s).
Notes
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