RITE  Training in the NEWS

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Endorsements of RITE  Training

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Firefighters get RITE

We are excited to have added the Firefighter Ladder to our product line. These are available for order on our PRODUCT PAGE to our Trainers and Firehouses that are teaching RITE to Firefighters around the country.

The RITE Ladder Tool represents 18 different emotions we all feel at some point during our day, in our week, and during our lives. The Goal in life is stay on top, where Love, Gratitude and Joy live. As Steve Jobs says in the video below, “If you don’t LOVE what you do, you will likely fail.”

RITE Inspirational Videos

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Do you LOVE what you do? Watch the videos above, like #WhyIWearTheBadge, as you will surely feel the Love of what these law enforcement officers do, day in and day out. At RITE Academy, we Love what we do… helping all public service professionals get to the Top of their Ladder. The RITE Ladder is one of the TOOLS given to everyone in our training classes.

“For over 19 years I’ve gone to a lot of courses. This is the first course that helps the officer first, which can help the department and help the community.” Sgt. Fred Jones

RITE Officers learn how to improve themselves (personally), to be aware of their emotions and how to control emotions under pressure.  Officer well-being, means being better for yourself will in turn help you be a better public servant in connecting better with others. When you improve the person, you improve the agency, profession, and build community trust.

RITE teaches tools and techniques that improve the officer’s communication on the front line, to help them De-escalate calls, as well as helping to improve departmental accountability standards.

RITE Academy Stats

1. Over 1200 agencies have RITE Professional Workplace skills
2. Certified over 970 RITE Train-the-trainers
3. Gave out more than 550,000 RITE Tools for employees
4. Hundreds of FREE newsletters for agencies for employees
5. Helped agencies reduce their use-of-force incidents by 65%
6. Reduced public complaints by 60%
7. Increased public compliments by 50%
8. Educated local governments, state, and federal representative on public safety reform