Introducing Comprehensive Next Generation Training.
Review our 9-1-1 training courses, hosted in North Texas, below.
We’re changing how training works for 9-1-1 in Texas. We’re launching a new training program that will focus on more than how to be a good 9-1-1 telecommunicator. Instead, we’ll build on a strong foundation of courses that teach what every telecommunicator needs to be successful. But we’re taking it one step further. We’ll also teach the mental preparation needed to excel at this career,
Our lineup of courses will do more than create telecommunicators. It will build successful, well-rounded, resilient professionals.
All class registrations require an assigned PID number and the name associated with the PID number. Registering with all zeros as the PID or using fictitious names will result in teh registration being deleted. If you do not have a PID number issued by the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement, please contact 9-1-1 Training Coordinator Bret Batchelor to complete the registration at BBatchelor@NCT911.org.
All class registrations also require that you are sponsored by the agency employing you. We do not accept self-sponsored student registration.
Unless otherwise noted, all training classes will be hosted at NCT9-1-1, 600 Six Flags Dr., Suite 226, Arlington, TX 76011.
Cancellation policy:
In the event a class is cancelled, the 9-1-1 Training Coordinator ensures:
- The PSAP Management and student(s) are notified via email
- The PSAP Management and student(s) are notified via telephone
- Notices are posted on all NCT9-1-1 social media accounts
- The course is removed from the registration database
Courses may be canceled due to:
- Severe / Inclement weather
- Instructor tiered redundancy and/or staff exhausted
- Reserved training room conflict
- Other unpredictable incidents
For more information, contact 9-1-1 Training Coordinator Bret Batchelor at BBatchelor@NCT911.org.
Current NCT9-1-1 Training Schedule
This 3-day training is designed to teach participants the Basic Individual and Group Crisis Intervention Training
This course is only open to NCT9-1-1 telecommunicators at this time.
TCIC/TLETS Full Access Operator Course is mandatory dispatcher training that teaches new 9-1-1 telecommunicators how to access crime/law enforcement databases and run criminal histories.
This course is only open to NCT9-1-1 telecommunicators at this time.
The Regional Telecommunicator Academy provides required training and certification for new 9-1-1 telecommunicators. It is a multi-week academy providing a level of excellence across the region.
Regional Telecommunicator Academy #013 will be in July 2022. Updates to come soon.
*For NCT9-1-1 Telecommunicators Only*
Tuesday, Dec 14 2021 10:00AM-11:00AM
Tuesday, Dec 14 2021 1:00PM-2:00PM
Thursday, Dec 16 2021 10:00AM-11:00AM
Thursday, Dec 16 2021 1:00PM-2:00PM
*For NCT9-1-1 Telecommunicators Only*
Wednesday, Dec 15 2021 9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Wednesday, Dec 15 2021 1:00 PM-4:00 PM
This course is only available to NCT9-1-1 PSAPs. Attendees will learn key concepts concerning the Solacom 9-1-1 Call Handling Equipment. This course covers:
9-1-1 software and system features for the Solacom system
GeoComm mapping program
Use of RapidSOS for location accuracy
TDD/TTY training for communicating with the hearing/speech impaired
GEM texting capabilities
And more
Training Room A & B
The Sexual Assault and Family Violence Investigators Course has been specifically designed for 9-1-1 telecommunicators. There are currently no SAFVIC courses available. Future courses will be posted here.
Who does 9-1-1 call when 9-1-1 needs help? The Telecommunicator Emergency Response Taskforce, or TERT, provide assistance to PSAPs who may be struggling due to unforeseen circumstances such as a natural disaster.
This course will provide telecommunication officers with vital information in dealing with critical incidents and show how all levels of critical incidents are managed during the course of an incident. Telecommunications will understand what is going on that they do not see but also recognize the role they play in handling a critical situation. By the end of the course, telecommunication officers will have an overview of crisis/hostage negotiations, basic SWAT procedures, and basic Incident Command Structure along with what they can do to assist their agency during critical incidents.
Recharge with Bret
Join NCT9-1-1’s Bret Batchelor while he talks about his experiences as a training coordinator AND rates his favorite energy drinks! In this series, Bret will share helpful tricks and tips on developing your program and getting the most out of your training experiences.