First Responder Courses

The new Domestic Violence and Verbal Judo Communication Techniques courses, to be used with the A2Z Classroom Trainer and Range 3000 XP4, are the latest offerings from IES Interactive, a division of Summit Training International.

IES Interactive Training
October 31, 2004

The new Domestic Violence and Verbal Judo Communication Techniques courses, to be used with the A2Z Classroom Trainer and Range 3000 XP4, are the latest offerings from IES Interactive, a division of Summit Training International. These interactive courses cover all aspects of officer-civilian interaction, from techniques for initially assessing and interviewing suspects to getting convictions. The course consists of 17 sessions with 13 skill assessments and 10 interactive judgment scenarios.

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