Sign language in training security personnel

Bag code: EDUSLT65210026 Days: Two days "Training session duration: two and a half hours" Time: 10 training hours Targeted participants of the program: Individuals and police officers: those working in patrols, checkpoints, and detention centers. About the program: This program revolves around sign language in training security personnel (definition – types – characteristics – objectives – positives – negatives.. etc.) and will be presented through the following unit: First training unit: (Foundations and initial field communication) Second training unit: (Investigation procedures and crisis management) Program objectives: It is expected that the participant at the end of the training program, God willing, will: Apply non-verbal communication skills (body language and facial expressions) to build trust with the deaf. Implement the security stop protocol and issue field commands correctly in sign language. Recognize the specialized sign language vocabulary for crimes, reports, and forensic tools. Explain the role of modern technologies (applications, videos) in supporting emergency security communication. Acquire leadership skills and effective visual communication when dealing with gatherings of deaf people. Be able to negotiate and build trust with the deaf community using sign language and understanding their culture. Program topics: First training unit: (Foundations and initial field communication) First session: Fundamentals of non-verbal communication and trust building The importance of non-verbal communication in training security personnel? Arabic sign alphabet and numerical notation What is the Arabic sign alphabet? Arabic sign numbers. Second session: Security and military sign terminology First: Identification signs of ranks and titles (to verify identity and build trust) Second: Signs of security buildings and locations (for guidance and site identification) Third: Command signs and field procedures (to control the situation) Fourth: Equipment and tools signs (to describe the situation or tools) Second training unit: (Investigation procedures and crisis management) First session: Crime and report vocabulary and the art of reading behavior First: Crime type signs (actions) Second: Signs of tools used in crimes Third: Signs describing the suspect (attacker) Fourth: Traffic report signs Fifth: Signs of security sites and authorities Modern technologies and alternative emergency plans First: Smart applications (the first line of digital defense) Second: Remote translation services VRI Third: Simple digital tools: the reliable backup version The impact of these technologies on the lives of the deaf and mute Second session: Leadership and control skills in gatherings of the deaf How to develop leadership and negotiation skills in sign language Visual alert and warning mechanisms Dealing with special cases within the deaf community Security protocol for dealing with the deaf and blind Legal documentation and lecture drafting Contents of the PowerPoint file: 100 Trainer’s guide: 61 Participant’s guide: 60 Activities: 4 Introductory guide: 6 Evaluation and data forms: 2 Pre-test: 1 Videos: 4 Contents of the bag: 1. Training bag model Please click here to view the training bag model