Research & Training Officer
008116
Employment Type:
Permanent Full-time
Location(s)
:SK-Rgna-Regina
Ministry
:073 Corrections Policing and Public Safety Salary Range:$43.726 - $53.123Hourly Salary Supplement:included in hourly salary range (in-scope)
Grade:
SGEU.
11.
The Ministry of Community Safety is seeking a Research and Training Officer to assess and deliver contemporary training components within the Saskatchewan Marshals Service.
The Opportunity
The Research and Training Officer will have considerable experience in conducting research and trends analysis, reviewing practices used by other police agencies and jurisdictions, and developing specific training programs for police officers.
Reporting to the Director, Administration and Governance, this position is responsible for developing short- and long-term training strategies that could affect cost savings to the SMS while building training capacity internally and externally. This position is responsible for identifying inefficient training processes and implementing opportunities for integration and expansion to meet the needs of the ministry and the expectations of Saskatchewan residents.
In this position you will:
Ideal Candidate
Governance structure and legislation related to public safety and security, policing operations and techniques, policing recruitment and training legislation.
Contemporary adult education practices, including curriculum and examination development, instructional program
creation, and the implementation of innovative training methods and procedures from other jurisdictions and/or agencies.
Instructional planning and development, evaluation, monitoring, continuous improvement, and change management
practices/processes.
Creating and maintaining partnerships with stakeholder groups, police and regulatory agencies.
Communication, collaboration, negotiation and relationship-building.
High level of proficiency in using relevant computer software including Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Power
DMS, and Canva. Time management, addressing ad hoc requests and adapting to fluid deadlines.
Law enforcement-related techniques, training practices, timelines and reporting objectives.
Typically, the knowledge and experience required for this position is obtained through: a Bachelor’s degree in adult education, supplemented by police college studies; or a diploma in law enforcement, supplemented by a comprehensive understanding of adult educational principles, processes and strategies. Police experience would be considered an asset.
What we offer
Candidates must be prepared to work outside normal hours and may need to travel anywhere within Saskatchewan on occasion. Some travel outside of Saskatchewan may be required.
If you have questions related to the requirements of the role, please contact:
We are committed to workplace diversity.Hours of Work:
A - SGEU Office 36 - one day off every two weeks
Number of Openings
:1Closing Date
:
Mar 6, 2026, 11:59:00 PM
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