Las Vegas!

July 25 , Saturday, and July 26, Sunday

0830-1700

 Courtyard by Marriott, Las Vegas South

5845 Dean Martin Dr.

Las Vegas, NV  89118

702.895.7519

Saturday & Sunday

Assessment Center Workshop

Supervisory and Management Skill Development Course

Using Assessment Center Methods

CANCELLATION POLICY; REGISTRATION IS NON-REFUNDABLE FOR NON-ATTENDANCE IF KSA LTD. IS NOT NOTIFIED WITHIN 48 HOURS OF THE EVENT. BECAUSE HOTEL CONFERENCE ROOMS/MEALS, PRINTING, COURSE MATERIALS ARE PAID IN ADVANCE, KSA LTD. RESERVES THE RIGHT TO RETAIN CANDIDATES PROPORTIONAL COST OF THE COURSE SET UP, WITH A $100 MINIMUM. BY REGISTERING FOR THE CLASS, YOU ARE RESERVING A SEAT IN THE CLASS. There is a class size minimum of 10 participants. Should KSA Ltd. cancel the class, you will receive a full refund or you can choose to attend another later course.

Students who cannot attend but who have paid in advance have the option of attending a future class at no additional costs other than their travel/lodging expenses.

 Payment must be received in advance.  Tuition includes: the workshop materials, and a working lunch. Class starts at 0830 (Not 0800) and goes to 1630 hrs.

Location: Courtyard Las Vegas South

Contact Rick Michelson for questions or information: 619-203-3073 or email him at rmichels@assessmentcenter.org

Registration includes workshop materials, and a working lunch. Hotel is not included in the registration

Hotel Info: Courtyard Las Vegas South, 5845 Dean Martin Drive, Las Vegas, NV, 89118, (702) 895-7519

Ask for Per Diem or State Rates!

Rank's covered:

*Federal Agents: Supervisory to Management Levels up to GS 15

Police: Federal Agents, State Highway Patrol, State Police, State Troopers, County or Municipal Police officers, Detectives, Corporals, Agents, Shift or Watch Commanders, Sergeant, Lieutenant, Captain, Commander, Assistant to Deputy Chief.

Corrections: Federal, State and County Correctional and Detention, officers, Sergeants and Captains, Commanders/ Deputy/Assistant Chiefs

Courts: Court Officers, Bailiff's, Sergeants, Marshals, etc. 

Firefighters: Fire Captain, Training Captain, Administrative Captain, Battalion Chief, Division Chief, Bureau Chief, Assistant or Deputy Chief

Human Resource Professionals:  Whether you are an HR professional and want to know more about are setting up promotionals, including assessment centers,  for public safety personnel, or are a "serious” public safety contender for a promotional exam and have to participate in an Assessment Center or ANY similar testing process, you’ll benefit from this class!

We cover the critical job dimensions for most supervisory, mid-level management to executive positions, and demonstrate the relationship of those skills to the job itself. We use performance based scenarios to demonstrate those skills you'll need on the job, through various performance based scenarios. These include Panel Interviews, Oral Interviews, Assessment Centers, Simulations, In-baskets, Leaderless groups, Subordinate counseling sessions, Oral presentations, Accomplishment surveys and Written exercises.

Since 1990, KSA, Ltd. has specialized in teaching the Knowledge, Skills and Abilities, KSA's, of supervision and management skills necessary for new supervisors and managers in public safety.

We demystify the Assessment Center process as well as other promotional processes and help clarify what to expect in the actual job.

Rick Michelson, Director of KSA, is the author of  “PREPARING FOR PROMOTION - A Guide for Public Safety Assessment Centers” (By Law-Tech, publishers of the Qwik-Codes) and Preparing for Fire Service Assessment Centers, as well as “How to Get Hired in Public Safety,” and “Crime Scene Dynamics.” The book is available through our site, Amazon, Law Tech and Firefighter bookstores.

This two-day workshop will help you:

• Understand what Assessment Centers are or are not

• Understand how you are being rated the assessors

• Demonstrate your transferable skills to the assessors in the exercises

• Link the dimensions of the next rank to your previous experiences

• Conduct a subordinate counseling session or citizens complaint,  and meet the objectives

• Write and orally present at a training briefing, media event, or community meeting (with minimal prep time)

• Facilitate a leaderless group discussion: (May include facilitated vs. non-facilitated, assigned vs. non-assigned roles.

• Practice working through an “In-basket” with a greater understanding of the dimensions assessor are looking for.

• Coach and mentor everyone from the marginal performer to the seasoned veteran

• Set a path for your own career development

• Help your agency develop a succession planning program

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