Kevin Theal
About Kevin Theal
Kevin Theal is an experienced instructor currently working for the Federal Government of Canada in Chilliwack, British Columbia. He has a diverse background in law enforcement and military service, having held positions with the Niagara Regional Police Service, Correctional Service of Canada, and the Canadian Armed Forces.
Work at Federal Government of Canada
Kevin Theal has been employed at the Federal Government of Canada as an Instructor since 2018. He works in Chilliwack, British Columbia, where he is responsible for delivering training and educational programs. His role involves imparting knowledge and skills to individuals within the federal system, contributing to the development of effective practices in public service.
Previous Experience with Niagara Regional Police Service
Prior to his current role, Kevin Theal worked at the Niagara Regional Police Service (NRPS) as a Special Constable/Auxiliary Police Constable from 1993 to 2001. During his eight years in #11 Division, St. Catharines, he engaged in various law enforcement activities and community service initiatives, supporting public safety and community engagement.
Career at Correctional Service of Canada
Kevin Theal served at the Correctional Service of Canada as a Correctional Officer and Instructor from 2008 to 2018. His decade-long tenure in Agassiz, British Columbia, involved overseeing inmate management and providing training for staff, focusing on safety and rehabilitation within the correctional system.
Military Background in Canadian Armed Forces
Kevin Theal has a military background, having served as an Infantry Soldier in the Canadian Armed Forces from 1988 to 1991. He was stationed at CFB Calgary with the 1 PPCLI. His experience in the military provided him with foundational skills in leadership, discipline, and teamwork.
Educational Background and Certifications
Kevin Theal has pursued various educational opportunities to enhance his expertise. He studied at the Justice Institute of British Columbia and the PPCLI Battle School. Additionally, he has been studying at the Force Science Institute since 2010, achieving certification in relevant courses. He also completed training at the Correctional Services of Canada Learning and Development Centre.