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Anonymous TSO (Transportation Security Officer)
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Anonymous Tso
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Anonymous Transportation Security Officer
Former
Jacksonville, Florida
2 weeks at FLETC in Glynco, Ga, then on-the-job training with a coach as long as you need to get certified
Former
Charlotte, North Carolina
This a yearly certification training provided for all employees.
Anonymous TSO (Transportation Security Officer)
Current
New York, New York State
the job training is about 4 weeks depends on the terminal
Anonymous TSO (Transportation Security Officer)
Former
Lihue, Hawaii
Crappy unorganized ridiculous, waste of time need better trainers or curriculum, lacks information pertaining to the actual job
Anonymous TSA OFFICER
Former
Saint Paul, Minnesota
all group training which is annoying
Anonymous Tso
Current
Salt Lake City, Utah
It's always changing. If you don't pass the training they will fire you. Every week there is different SOP's.
Current
Orlando, Florida
I don't find anything to be the worst
Anonymous Tranportation Security Officer
Current
Charlotte, North Carolina
When you get hired great, after that it sucks. Used to be every pay period now your lucky if its 2-3 times a year.
Anonymous TSA OFFICER
Former
Boise, Idaho
Training at this airport was limited to what the trainers knew and what the on floor personnel could teach you.
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Anonymous employee
Former
Seattle, Washington State
some of the trainers are hard core and rude while others are nice and understanding. they love to train or put a trainee in a position during high volume times and then the supervisor will embarrass them by calling them out in front of the public.