The State of Missouri, Department of Social Services, Division of Youth Services is seeking a contractor to provide Juvenile Sexual Offending Counselor Certification Training to its employees. The training should cover key topics such as dynamics of sexual offending, causes of juvenile offending, and treatment planning. The contractor must have at least three years of experience providing similar training and have a certified trainer with a graduate-level education in a relevant field. The contractor will be responsible for providing all necessary materials and equipment for the training and will be required to conduct the training at various locations throughout the state. The contract period is for one year, and the state agency reserves the right to request any of the contractor's personnel assigned to provide the services be removed without just cause.
Some of the key requirements for the contractor include:
* Providing training to an estimated 100 students
* Conducting training sessions in groups of approximately 25 students
* Providing one qualified trainer for each training session
* Utilizing structured course outlines, handouts, and relevant reference materials
* Incorporating appropriate technology to enhance training effectiveness
* Obtaining copyright and other permissions necessary for use of protected training materials
* Submitting a copy of all training materials to the state agency prior to the first training session
* Providing a certificate or other type of certification for each student successfully completing the training
* Coordinating all travel, lodging, meals, and other related arrangements for the training
* Developing an evaluation form, subject to the approval of the state agency, and administering it to each student following the completion of each training session.
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