Arizona Court Supervisor (ACS)
A series of both in-class and online courses covering:
- Purposes & Responsibilities of Courts (self-paced online)
- Transitioning to Role of Supervisor (½ day classroom)
- Leadership (½ day classroom)
- Human Resources Management (1day classroom)
- Supervisor’s Role in Case Management* (1day classroom)
- Supervisor Essential Skills (Self-paced and Instructor Lead Online 12-20 hours)
- Coaching
- Problem Solving & Decision Making
- Conflict Resolution
- Effective Communications and Meetings
- Essential Components (Self-paced online & 1 day classroom)
- Public Education and Media
- Visioning and Strategic Planning
- Legal Information vs Legal Advice
- Records Management
- Security & Emergency Preparedness
- Workflow Processes & Environment
- Probation Essential Components* (½ day classroom)
- Supervising Field Officers
- Probation Records
- PREA
Frontline court and probation department supervisors, or new supervisors and managers in the court system are eligible to participate in the Arizona Court Supervisor program. Participants must currently be a judicial branch employee.
Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis. When classes are full, priority is given to persons who are currently serving in a supervisory position over those who are aspiring to become supervisors.
At this time there is no cost to attend these classes. Classes are held at the Judicial Education Center in Phoenix and travel costs are borne by the participant or their court. Participants will be issued a user license by the Education Services Division to access online classes.