DITEP Two-Day Course Description The DITEP program is designed primarily for administrators, teachers, school resource officers, counselors, nurses and education trainers in the academic setting. This FREE two-day class will provide school personnel detailed information on how to recognize impairment, evaluate the individual, and address that impairment with parents. Along with that information, there will […]
The FRIDAY program is specifically designed to serve as continuing education for law enforcement officers. This 8-hour class includes topics such as the Alcoholic Beverage Code, Alcohol’s Effect on Brain Development, and Investigative Techniques/Enforcement Options related to underage drinking and underage impaired driving. Officers who successfully complete the course will receive 8 hours of TCOLE […]
The DITEP program is designed primarily for administrators, teachers, school resource officers, counselors, nurses and education trainers in the academic setting. This FREE two-day class will provide school personnel detailed information on how to recognize impairment, evaluate the individual, and address that impairment with parents. Along with that information, there will be hands-on training in […]
The DITEP program is designed primarily for administrators, teachers, school resource officers, counselors, nurses and education trainers in the academic setting. This FREE two-day class will provide school personnel detailed information on how to recognize impairment, evaluate the individual, and address that impairment with parents. Along with that information, there will be hands-on training in […]
The DITEP program is designed primarily for administrators, teachers, school resource officers, counselors, nurses and education trainers in the academic setting. This 8-hour course is meant for those who have previously attended the two-day training and need updated information and hands on practice with a DITEP trainer. For more information about the course or instructor, […]
Texas DITEP & FRIDAY programs are made possible through a grant from the Texas Department of Transportation.
