Customs And Border Protection/Dept. Of Homeland Security Work Values

Daily Duties at Customs And Border Protection/Dept. Of Homeland Security:

(Temporary Promotion) Additional to all responsibilities and duties of a Border Patrol Agent, I: • Researched, developed, designed and coordinated courses, workshops and seminars. • Supervised Detailed Agents assigned to the Border Patrol Academy/Spanish Dept. • Provided advance training instruction for Border Patrol Agents. • Prepared daily and weekly schedules and duty assignments. • Prepared and distributed Incident reports and Serious Incident reports. • Prepared Employee performance reviews on subordinate Agents. • Conducted classroom instruction in the Spanish language. • Served as an administrator for the newly created CAN8 Computer Network system. • Active participant in the video recording and editing process needed for the new Task Based Language Training program recently implemented at the academy.

What they like about Customs And Border Protection/Dept. Of Homeland Security:

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