Employer: SGI Global
Location: Mexico
SGI Global LLC is seeking fluent Spanish speaking Gang Investigations Instructors to teach in Mexico:
The purpose of the gang investigation course is to provide basic knowledge on national and transnational organizations to investigators of crimes committed by organizations in Mexico. The participants will get basic knowledge on national and transnational organizations, aiming to understand their modus operandi and being competent to develop prevention and investigation strategies against these crime groups.
Responsibilities:
Responsible for conducting classroom instruction, curriculum related practical exercises, and associated instructor facilitated group discussions in accordance with training guidelines and learning objectives
Responsible for ensuring only current and approved training materials (lesson plans, participant handouts, Power Point and other audio-video presentations, case studies, etc.) are utilized in the delivery of courses.
Responsible for returning to INL all training materials, both written and those electronically saved on thumb-drives or other storage devices, and ensuring all downloaded materials are deleted at the end of the training course.
As directed by the Lead Instructor, assist in coordination with the government Training Delivery Officer on all aspects of the training program.
Assist Lead Instructor with physical arrangements for classroom preparation, practical exercise venues, and instructional aids.
Assist Lead Instructor with preparing course After-Action Report, administering/reviewing Pre/Post Course Questionnaire, Course Participant Skills Evaluations (when appropriate) and Course Evaluation utilizing approved reporting format.
Assist Lead Instructor in the delivery of all training activities as reflected in the program of instruction and any related support.
Maintain high level of professionalism and personal conduct during and outside of normal training hours, and interacting with government personnel, course participants and training venue officials
Qualifications:
Ability to provide instruction in Spanish (at a minimum level of 4 speaking/4 reading). Please refer to https://careers.state.gov/faq-items/language-proficiency-definitions/ for language proficiency criteria.
At least five years of instructor experience in gang-related investigations.
Experience conducting and overseeing transnational gang investigations including Mexico Gang Investigations techniques and methodologies.
Graduate of any local, state or federal law enforcement academy or institution.
Instructor Development Certification (or equivalent instructor training program) from a recognized local, state, or federal law enforcement (or military) institution.
Bachelor's degree or equivalent work experience.
Must be willing to travel to developing countries to perform duties for a minimum of 10 days per training program.
Proficiency with computer software programs and tools including, Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and e-mail.
Demonstrated ability to improvise, adapt and preserve in a fluid environment, and under challenging circumstances.
Demonstrated ability to communicate with high-ranking government officials in diplomatic and/or law enforcement environments.
Demonstrated experience in using management, interpersonal, and communications skills in a team environment, and professional law enforcement setting.
U.S. Government Security Clearance may be required.
SGI Global provides equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, national origin, age, disability, genetic information, marital status, amnesty, or status as a covered veteran in accordance with applicable federal, state and local laws.
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Location: Mexico
SGI Global LLC is seeking fluent Spanish speaking Gang Investigations Instructors to teach in Mexico:
The purpose of the gang investigation course is to provide basic knowledge on national and transnational organizations to investigators of crimes committed by organizations in Mexico. The participants will get basic knowledge on national and transnational organizations, aiming to understand their modus operandi and being competent to develop prevention and investigation strategies against these crime groups.
Responsibilities:
Responsible for conducting classroom instruction, curriculum related practical exercises, and associated instructor facilitated group discussions in accordance with training guidelines and learning objectives
Responsible for ensuring only current and approved training materials (lesson plans, participant handouts, Power Point and other audio-video presentations, case studies, etc.) are utilized in the delivery of courses.
Responsible for returning to INL all training materials, both written and those electronically saved on thumb-drives or other storage devices, and ensuring all downloaded materials are deleted at the end of the training course.
As directed by the Lead Instructor, assist in coordination with the government Training Delivery Officer on all aspects of the training program.
Assist Lead Instructor with physical arrangements for classroom preparation, practical exercise venues, and instructional aids.
Assist Lead Instructor with preparing course After-Action Report, administering/reviewing Pre/Post Course Questionnaire, Course Participant Skills Evaluations (when appropriate) and Course Evaluation utilizing approved reporting format.
Assist Lead Instructor in the delivery of all training activities as reflected in the program of instruction and any related support.
Maintain high level of professionalism and personal conduct during and outside of normal training hours, and interacting with government personnel, course participants and training venue officials
Qualifications:
Ability to provide instruction in Spanish (at a minimum level of 4 speaking/4 reading). Please refer to https://careers.state.gov/faq-items/language-proficiency-definitions/ for language proficiency criteria.
At least five years of instructor experience in gang-related investigations.
Experience conducting and overseeing transnational gang investigations including Mexico Gang Investigations techniques and methodologies.
Graduate of any local, state or federal law enforcement academy or institution.
Instructor Development Certification (or equivalent instructor training program) from a recognized local, state, or federal law enforcement (or military) institution.
Bachelor's degree or equivalent work experience.
Must be willing to travel to developing countries to perform duties for a minimum of 10 days per training program.
Proficiency with computer software programs and tools including, Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and e-mail.
Demonstrated ability to improvise, adapt and preserve in a fluid environment, and under challenging circumstances.
Demonstrated ability to communicate with high-ranking government officials in diplomatic and/or law enforcement environments.
Demonstrated experience in using management, interpersonal, and communications skills in a team environment, and professional law enforcement setting.
U.S. Government Security Clearance may be required.
SGI Global provides equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, national origin, age, disability, genetic information, marital status, amnesty, or status as a covered veteran in accordance with applicable federal, state and local laws.
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