Adjunct Instructor

OVERVIEW Defense Technology Training Academy The Defense Technology (DT) Training Academy provides  expert-level training for Law Enforcement and Military professionals. To meet this need, the DT Academy offers courses in Less Lethal, Defensive Tactics, Firearms, and Tactical disciplines. With a rich history spanning more than 40 years, the DT Academy has trained generations of Law Enforcement and Military personnel, maintaining a longstanding commitment to professionalism, operational relevance, and instructional excellence. DT Academy Instructors are recognized as Subject Matter Experts, responsible for delivering high-level, professional training across DT Academy programs. Instructors represent Defense Technology and the DT Academy with the highest standards of professionalism and integrity.     RESPONSIBILITIES Coordinate with host agencies prior to course delivery and manage logistical requirements Plan, coordinate, and purchase all travel related to DT Academy assignments Deliver curriculum in accordance with DT Academy standards while maintaining a professional training environment Maintain expert-level knowledge of assigned courses and ensure instruction reflects the current curriculum Ensure training environment prioritizes safety, compliance and risk mitigation. Report all course-related issues, including injuries, product concerns, curriculum updates, handouts, and equipment matter to DT Academy management Complete and submit all course documentation, reports, and submit travel expenses in a timely manner Participate in focus groups, course development initiatives, and product testing panels as requested Be familiar with, and provide information relating to DT products, and other courses and initiatives offered by DT Academy Support continuous improvement by providing feedback around curriculum effectiveness Represent the DT Academy professionally when interacting with agency partners and trainees Requires travel and irregular schedule based on course demand   QUALIFICATIONS Law Enforcement, Corrections, or Military professional with a minimum of five (5) years of experience. Minimum of two (2) years of instructional experience in the discipline to be taught Minimum of three (3) years of operational experience in the discipline to be taught Certificate of completion from a recognized law enforcement academy, corrections academy, or military training program Certified trainer in law enforcement or corrections with appropriate training-related certifications Proficient in Microsoft Word and PowerPoint Strong verbal communication skills and ability to instruct large audiences Ability to conduct safe, practical training exercises, including range-based instruction when applicable Physical fitness level appropriate to course demands and overall good physical condition Possess a valid driver’s license issued by their state of residence Possess a valid US Passport For Military personnel, a copy of a DD-214 may be requested