Training Delivery Coordinator

About the role

The SPEAR Training Delivery Coordinator (TDC) is responsible for DS/T/ATA/SPD/SPEAR course delivery in one or more highly specialized subject matter areas to host countries in order to enhance their antiterrorism skills. The specialized subject matter areas may include, but are not limited to: chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and explosives (CBRNE); mass casualty incidents investigations; senior crisis management; explosives countermeasures; homeland security; maritime security; academy curriculum and training enhancement; law enforcement management; protection of national leadership; police information management; police tactical operations; security motorcade operations; K9 programs; infrastructure security; and, unique and highly specialized topics. The SPEAR TDC conducts needs assessments abroad and provides quality assurance and evaluation of training delivery, and also participates in the development of plans and daily operational roles associated with the delivery of law enforcement, antiterrorism, counterterrorism, and protection training and other courses and senior foreign official consultations.

Responsibilities

• Under the direction of the DS/T/ATA/SPD Division Chief, the SPEAR TDC oversees the delivery of assigned training courses by planning, reviewing, and managing day-to-day operations to ensure successful delivery.
• The SPEAR TDC reviews, manages, and assigns resources needed to deliver assigned training products that fulfill the training needs of host countries.
• May audit deliveries of training products on a scheduled basis to ensure they meet defined learning objectives and DS/T/ATA/SPD/SPEAR guidelines and prepares reports documenting the audits for DS/T/ATA/SPD/SPEAR management.
• Manages all operational and administrative aspects of the assigned training delivery activities.
• Oversees, coordinates, and monitors all operational components of a full-cycle training portfolio related to the delivery of law enforcement, antiterrorism, counterterrorism, and protection training courses to assure DS and the Department meet their goals and strategic objectives for training of, and capacity building to, host countries.
• Conducts needs assessments abroad, provides quality assurance, and evaluates results that enhance host country antiterrorism skills.