Academy Training Sample Clauses
Academy Training. The University shall pay all costs associated for officers to attend the Basic Law Enforcement Academy (▇▇▇▇), for either “basic” or “equivalency” training; provided, however, officers who voluntarily separate employment from the University within five (5) years of completion of the training shall be responsible for reimbursing the University all costs of attending the training.
Academy Training. 1. Interactive Video Teletraining Skills
Academy Training. Regular Detention employees will successfully complete the Juvenile Corrections Personnel Academy (or comparable) within six (6) months of the date of employment, unless granted a written extension or waiver by the CJTC under the provisions of RCW 43.101.220.
Academy Training. Section 1: At the discretion of the Chief, depending on circumstances, financial or otherwise, all new hires of the Fire Department will be required to be trained at and graduated by the Massachusetts State Fire Academy within eighteen (18) months of their date of hire unless such period is unavoidably lengthened. This provision is not intended to avoid academy training.
Section 2: New hires shall be required to successfully graduate from the Massachusetts State Fire Academy program as a condition of continued employment with the Town.
Section 3: (Effective July 1, 1999)
A. If a member fails to successfully complete the Massachusetts State Fire Academy due to academics, discipline, etc. then this compensation does not apply for any further attempts to complete the required Fire Academy training. This does not apply if the employee is relieved from the Massachusetts State Fire Academy due to sickness, injury, family emergency or for any reason in the Chief’s discretion is deemed appropriate. A bargaining unit employee shall have use of a Town vehicle for transportation to the Massachusetts State Fire Academy, if reasonably possible, with fuel supplied. In the event that the employee is required to use such employee’s personal vehicle, fuel will be provided along with a stipend of ten ($10.00) dollars per day effective July 1, 2011.