School Resource Officer, Training Instructor

Become a Training Instructor

NASRO's Training Corps is made up of National SRO Practitioners currently working in this highly specialized field of law enforcement. To that end, NASRO seeks qualified, experienced School Resource Officers, and SRO Supervisors to join the training team in teaching peers the Basic SRO Certification Course, the Advanced SRO Training Course, and the SRO Management Course.

Listed below are details regarding minimum requirements and application process in becoming a training instructor. Click here to download an application. Interested persons should contact Training Director Mo Canady.

NASRO Instructor Minimum Qualifications

Must be a current member of NASRO in good standing.

Must hold the National SRO Practitioner certificate.

Must be currently assigned as a School Resource Officer, SRO Supervisor or School Administrator.

Must have at least (3) three years as a Certified Police Instructor in your home state.

Must be willing to demonstrate your skills at a scheduled NASRO course and be evaluated by both class attendees and current NASRO Instructors at your own expense.

Must hold at least a (2) two year college degree or comparable work experience.

Must supply a letter from your Chief or Sheriff stating department support and your availability to travel for NASRO

Must be willing to abide by all Training Policies and Procedures as set forth by the NASRO Board of Directors and Training Committee.

NASRO Instructor Application Process

Application returned to and reviewed by Training Director and Training Committee.

Telephone interview with applicant.

Practice teaching at regularly scheduled NASRO training course scheduled through Training Director.

Evaluation by NASRO class attendees and current NASRO instructors.

Review of evaluations by Training Director and Training Committee.

Appointment as NASRO Instructor.