The Civilian Supervisory Academy is a four-day professional development program designed specifically for KSP civilian supervisors. Participants will build practical skills across a range of supervisory topics including leadership, emotional intelligence, difficult conversations, conflict resolution, team effectiveness, delegation, progressive discipline, documentation, performance management, leave administration, KHRIS, and change management. Each participant will complete a capstone project applying course content to a real challenge from their own branch/post, leaving with a concrete action plan they can implement immediately.

This academy is required for all civilian supervisors hired or promoted within the last three years with no prior supervisory experience with KSP.

Start time: 8:30 AM EST

Location: KSP Academy; Classroom 3

The Civilian Supervisory Academy is a four-day professional development program designed specifically for KSP civilian supervisors. Participants will build practical skills across a range of supervisory topics including leadership, emotional intelligence, difficult conversations, conflict resolution, team effectiveness, delegation, progressive discipline, documentation, performance management, leave administration, KHRIS, and change management. Each participant will complete a capstone project applying course content to a real challenge from their own branch/post, leaving with a concrete action plan they can implement immediately.

This academy is required for all civilian supervisors hired or promoted within the last three years with no prior supervisory experience with KSP.

Start time: 8:30 AM EST

Location: KSP Academy; Classroom 1

This course is designed to develop the student’s skills, knowledge, and abilities necessary to excel as a law enforcement instructor.  Course content will include rules and regulations associated with being a law enforcement instructor as well as methods of being an effective instructor, researching topics of instruction, lesson plan development, and skills of teaching adult learners.  Successful completion of this course will qualify the student to apply for instructor certification through the Kentucky Law Enforcement Council in accordance with 503 KAR 1:100.

KLEC Approved Curriculum #2701-24K