Who can teach the Level II training course?

The correct choice indicates that the licensee's manager or manager's designee is authorized to teach the Level II training course. In Texas, the Private Security Bureau allows certain individuals who have managerial authority within a licensed organization to conduct training, reflecting the understanding and responsibility that comes with management roles in the security industry. This stipulation ensures that individuals with relevant experience, knowledge, and oversight within the organization can effectively deliver training based on established guidelines.

In contrast, although various professionals such as department-approved instructors and licensed peace officers have specific qualifications for teaching, they may not hold the same level of managerial oversight or organizational context necessary for delivering this particular training course. Similarly, any locksmith lacks the qualifications tied to security management necessary for teaching this course, as they are specialized in a different aspect of the security field. Therefore, the manager or manager's designee is ideally positioned to provide training that aligns with the operational procedures and policies of the organization while also meeting regulatory standards.