Operation Foresight Class Update

In compliance with MN Executive Order 20-81, Operation Foresight Services will require all students and instructors to wear a face covering in all in-person classroom settings.  If you are unable to wear a mask due to a medical condition, please register for a Zoom class.  

Due to the unprecedented disruption of COVID-19, some (not all) Minnesota counties and the MN DMV will be TEMPORARILY allowing Operation Foresight Services to conduct classes online through ZOOM for some of our dates and in class for the rest.

Classes included in this list are as follows:

8 Hour Level I Drug & Alcohol Lecture

16 Hour Level II Drug & Alcohol Awareness Group

 DWC-1 & DWC-2 Classes 

You must pre-register for these classes with our office by calling 763-441-7270. 

Prior to contacting us, you MUST contact your supervising agency to verify online classes will be accepted as part of your probation or education requirement! 

Operation Foresight Services is not responsible for additional required classes and/or costs incurred if you did not get approval from your supervising agency prior to taking an online class.

The health and well being of our students and our instructors is of utmost importance and we are doing everything in our power to provide you with your required education while maintaining the recommended guidelines pertaining to COVID-19. Please be patient with us as we roll out a new form of education and adjust our program to an online platform.

16-Hour Drug and Alcohol Cognitive Skills and Awareness Classes for

DUI/DWI/Work/Medical/personal reasons.

This program  is designed for those people who need to take a more in-depth look at their misuse or abuse of alcohol and/or drugs.

Classes  are offered in weekend and evening formats throughout the metro and extended area to make attending easier and more accessible.
 

Payment due in Money Order or Cashier's Check only
made out to: OFS

 The goal of Operation Foresight Services is  to provide an educational service dedicated to the reduction of alcohol  and drug related offenses
in the State of Minnesota. Our goal is being met with specifically designed education classes tailored to provide better education,
insight, and information about the dynamics of dependency and the DUI laws of Minnesota.

PLEASE HAVE STUDENT TELEPHONE OPERATION FORESIGHT TO REGISTER FOR CLASS.
PHONE REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ENROLLMENT IN THE PROGRAM.

NOTE: All program fees must be paid by money order or cashier’s check before or at the first class session.   The price listed is the discount rate for money order or cashier's  check.  If paid ahead of time by credit card, the full price is $280.  There is no “make-up” session for a missed class. If a student misses any part of their class or a no show, they will be required to  begin class again and will be required to pay additional fees. Operation Foresight Services will provide verification to the referring agency after a student has completed or missed a class. Schedule of classes is subject to change without notice.

Call for information or to guarantee registration in class at 763-441-7270 

THANK YOU FOR USING OPERATION FORESIGHT SERVICES

Prices subject to change without notice.
 

Operation Foresight Services
 

TELEPHONE: 763-441-7270    FAX: 763-441-6976

Chalk-Talk Lecture: “The Different Types of Chemical Users in Society”  

Teaching by Instructor

Group work with Students   

Chalk-Talk Lecture: “The Pathology of Dependency”
Work with Students to enhance understanding of their own pathology. 

Chalk Talk Lecture:  “Physical, Psychological, Social and Spiritual Dynamics of Chemical Use and Abuse”
  Lecture by Instructor
 Self Assessment Questionnaire
    Group work with Students 

HOURS 7-8
    
Chalk-Talk Lecture” “Dynamics of Recovery”
“DUI Laws”
“Community Resources”   

“DWI Laws and Consequences”
Lecture by Instructor
Students share experiences about how and why they are attending EAG.   

 “What is a Mentally Healthy Person?”
Discussion with Students regarding realities of mental health, their understanding, beliefs and myths.   

 “Community Resources” (i.e.: self help groups; their history and effects).
Group work with Students   

Material recap. Group discussion and questions. Individual student evaluations and recommendations.