02 Training
In person, hands on, and scored.
Nevada lets an unarmed officer start work with no training at all. We start well above that.
Every course has a hands-on, reality-based part. We show you how, we make you do it, then we put you under stress and see whether it holds.
Our instructors have done the work: Northwestern School of Police Staff and Command graduates, advanced Nevada POST certifications, and FBI- and NRA-certified firearms instructors.
How it runs
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Classroom
The why behind the skill, taught by instructors who have used it on the job.
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Demonstration
We show you exactly how it is done, at full speed and slowed down.
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Practical
You do it, hands on, until it is right.
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Under stress
A live scenario, scored against a written standard. You leave with a certificate and a training record.
What you get
- Courses built around your posts.
- Qualification scored against a written standard, with a record of every result.
- A certificate and training record for each course.
- Paths to instructor development and Nevada POST certification.
- A review after every scenario, with what to drill next.
Who it is for
- Security teams and guard companies
- Venues and event staff
- Churches, schools and healthcare teams
- Instructors working toward Nevada POST certification
Done for
- Las Vegas Convention and Visitors AuthorityTraining and qualification
- Central Christian ChurchTraining
Questions we get
Is any of it online?
No. Every course is taught in person and includes hands-on, reality-based practice.
Can you train our in-house team?
Yes. We build courses around your posts and train your own staff, as we have for the LVCVA and Central Christian Church.
Do you offer instructor certification?
Yes. We offer instructor development and paths to Nevada POST certification.
04 Start here
Tell us what you need.
It starts with a phone call.
Tell us what you are dealing with and we will recommend what fits, whether that is one class or a full security program. If nothing standard fits, we will build something that does.
