Criminal Investigations Instructor

This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in United States.

📋 Description

• Provide captivating instruction on the principles, methods, and practices of criminal investigations.

• Educate on investigative planning, interviewing techniques, evidence collection and preservation, case documentation, and report writing within your area of expertise.

• Create realistic case studies, practical exercises, and investigative scenarios.

• Assist participants in enhancing their critical thinking skills, evaluating information, and determining the next steps in investigations.

• Prepare or modify lesson plans, presentations, instructor guides, and materials for participants.

• Evaluate participant performance and deliver clear, actionable feedback.

• Integrate relevant legal standards, agency policies, and ethical practices into the instructional content.

• Collaborate with project managers and subject matter experts to achieve client training goals.

⛳️ Requirements

• Professional experience in conducting, supervising, or supporting criminal investigations.

• Experience in delivering training, teaching, mentoring investigators, or facilitating professional development.

• Comprehensive knowledge of investigative procedures and practices within your specialty.

• Ability to clearly explain complex concepts and relate instruction to practical investigative tasks.

• Excellent communication, writing, and organizational skills.

• Capability to adapt instruction for participants with varying levels of experience.

• Willingness to travel as required by assignments.

• Preferred: Experience with federal, state, local, tribal, or military investigative organizations.

• Preferred: Instructional experience at a law enforcement academy, government training center, college, or professional training organization.

• Preferred: Experience in developing curricula, scenario-based exercises, or performance assessments.

• Preferred: Background in investigative interviewing and the P.E.A.C.E. model; fraud, financial crime, or white-collar investigations; cybercrime or digital evidence; violent crime, crimes against persons, or property crime; internal affairs, public integrity, or administrative investigations; evidence handling, courtroom testimony, or case presentation.

• Preferred: Relevant instructor credentials or specialized training in investigations.

• Submit a résumé along with a brief summary of your investigative and instructional experience, including specializations, courses taught, audiences trained, relevant credentials, and preferred employment arrangement.

🏝️ Benefits

• Assignments may include introductory courses, advanced investigative training, curriculum development, instructor coaching, or ongoing training program support.

• Consideration for full-time, part-time, and project-based opportunities.

• Employment arrangements, schedules, locations, and assignments may vary depending on project needs and contract awards.

• Compensation will be discussed based on qualifications and scope of work.