GPSTC Online Learning

Considering the harmful potential any vehicle pursuit can entail, officers need to be trained to think before reacting. This course is designed to generate a better understanding of the laws governing and the legal consequences of their actions. This course will also explain why some of the most common mistakes are made in beginning or continuing a pursuit. Information covering the emotional connections and mental processing, along with physical reactions produced by a vehicle pursuit, will be covered to help officers and supervisors understand and safely manage pursuit situations.

This course provides comprehensive, in-depth knowledge and resources to candidates who are charged with the responsibility of investigating and analyzing fire and explosion incidents and rendering opinions as to the origin, cause, or prevention of fire incidents and the damage and injuries from such incidents.

This course will provide suppression personnel and entry-level fire investigators with initial training and education on the fire service responder's responsibility in the process of fire investigations.

This course is designed to train sworn law enforcement officers with knowledge, tools, and investigative techniques to effectively detect, investigate, and assist in the prosecution of criminal street gangs operating in the State of Georgia.

This course is designed for the public safety officer who instructs in performance oriented training and is responsible for lesson plan development. Topics range from instructor liability and lesson plan design, to testing and evaluation of learning. During the course, each student writes an original lesson plan on an approved public safety topic and develops the presentation skills necessary to deliver that lesson.

This course is designed for the public safety officer who instructs in performance oriented training and is responsible for lesson plan development. Topics range from instructor liability and lesson plan design, to testing and evaluation of learning. During the course, each student writes an original lesson plan on an approved public safety topic and develops the presentation skills necessary to deliver that lesson.

This course is designed for the public safety officer who instructs in performance oriented training and is responsible for lesson plan development. Topics range from instructor liability and lesson plan design, to testing and evaluation of learning. During the course, each student writes an original lesson plan on an approved public safety topic and develops the presentation skills necessary to deliver that lesson.