Corrections Officer Training Simulator

Working in a correctional institution can be stressful and dangerous. Correctional officers and jailers have one of the highest rates of injuries and illnesses of all occupations, often resulting from confrontations with inmates. Officers work in shifts that cover all hours of the day and night, including weekends and holidays.

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VR Training Simulator for Correctional Officers

Apex Officer utilizes the best virtual reality hardware and technology to create the world’s most realistic and immersive correctional officer training simulator on the market.

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Unlike other training simulators, correctional institutions utilizing Apex Officer aren't limited to what you can display on a 2D projection screen. With Apex Officer, the corrections officer is transported in a 360-degree virtual environment that looks, feels, interacts identically to a real-world situation.

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Apex Officer is the world’s most realistic and immersive corrections officer training simulator. Its virtual reality (VR) technology allows you to experience a fully immersive and interactive environment. Apex Officer's Corrections Officer Training Simulator improves training with VR technology.

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Press Coverage of Apex Officer's Corrections Simulator

• Corrections Officers Improve Training with Virtual Reality: Apex Officer provides corrections officers with the best training simulator in the industry.
• Apex Officer's Corrections Simulator Provides Officers with Enhanced Training: Corrections officers utilize the Apex Officer simulator to better prepare them for their job.
• Jails and Prisons are Turning to Virtual Reality Training: Apex Officer is providing massive training improvements for jails and prisons.
• Why Apex Officer is the Best Training Simulator for Corrections Officers: Corrections officers improve their training with Apex Officer simulator.

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Apex Officer Partners with Correctional Institutions and Agencies

The Apex Officer team works closely with our law enforcement and corrections partners to ensure our training content is superior in quality, realism, immersion, and relevance.

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Apex Officer is the premier VR training simulator for corrections officers and correctional facilities. Apex officer is a correctional officer training simulator for virtual reality (VR) that allows officers to train for a variety of situations. VR training can help correctional facility staff stay safe and improve their training skills. VR training can be conducted with the Apex Officer simulator anywhere, at any time. Learn more about Apex Officer's partnership with correctional institutions and agencies.

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With the feedback from our partners, our software developers are able to create intense, realistic scenarios, which are displayed using the best virtual reality technology. With our unique blend of randomization, artificial intelligence and voice recognition Apex Officer's training scenarios and simulations offer correctional facilities and their officers an infinite number of training opportunities.

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Correctional Training Content Library

Correctional facilities are using Apex Officer's VR training simulator to prepare and train their corrections officers for the following situations and scenarios:

• Deescalation Training
• Use of Force
• Riot Training
• Booking and Receiving
• Crisis Intervention
• Implicit Bias
• Skill Building
• Communication
• Mental Illness
• Prisoner Transport
• Active Shooter
• Ambushes
• Emergency Operations
• Disturbances
• Emotionally Disturbed Person
• First Aid and CPR
• Suicidal Subjects
• And More Training Scenarios

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Apex Officer Corrections Customer Feedback

You don't have to take our word for it, here's what Apex Officer customer's have to say about our virtual reality corrections officer training simulator:

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• I want to quote the Douglas County Corrections Director Michael Myers when he had an opportunity to navigate himself inside the simulator: "thank you guys for talking me out of the other machine and going with Apex Officer. This really draws you in and is dynamic!"
• "I really felt as though I was in our Admissions or a housing unit when I was in the simulator. Looking around, (inside the simulator) you really feel as though it's the real environment." - Amber Redman, Douglas County Corrections Deputy Director

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View our recent case study on how Douglas County Corrections utilizes the Apex Officer corrections training simulator.

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Apex Officer is the Best VR Simulator for Jails and Corrections Officer Training

Apex Officer is the top training simulator for jails and training corrections officers and sheriff's deputies. It provides an immersive and realistic experience that helps officers prepare for the challenges they may face on the job. Apex Officer is the most realistic and effective training tool available, and it is trusted by law enforcement agencies across the country. The simulator includes a wide variety of scenarios, from responding to a disturbance in a cell block to escorting a prisoner to court. Sheriff's deputies and corrections officers can practice their skills in a safe and controlled environment, without putting themselves or others at risk. The simulator is also a valuable tool for training new officers, as it can help them learn and master the skills they need to be successful in their career.

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Correctional Officer Training Need

The Federal Bureau of Prisons mission is to protect public safety by ensuring that federal offenders serve their sentences of imprisonment in facilities that are safe, humane, cost-efficient, and appropriately secure, and provide reentry programming to ensure their successful return to the community.

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The Federal Bureau of Prisons employs over 35,000 employees. As of 2021, the Bureau of Prisons is responsible for the custody and care of 155,826 inmates. The Federal BOP employees ensure the security of federal prisons and provide inmates with programs and services that model mainstream values.

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The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics anticipates that overall employment of correctional officers and bailiffs is projected to decline 7 percent from 2020 to 2030. Additionally, despite declining employment, about 35,700 openings for correctional officers and bailiffs are projected each year, on average, over the decade. All of those openings are expected to result from the need to replace workers who transfer to other occupations or exit the labor force, such as to retire.

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