INSTRUCTOR LEVEL COURSES

Upon successfully completing this course, you will become USCCA Certified Instructor, uniquely authorized to teach the USCCA course, Concealed Carry and Home Defense Fundamentals. 

This certification should not be considered the point in your life where you have reached your pinnacle. Rather this is the starting point of your career as a trainer of warriors. This is just the beginning and growth is YOUR responsibility. Being a trainer brings with it a massive responsibility to constantly push yourself to the next level so you can give your best to your students. This is not a hobby but a calling to the elite shooters in the CCW community to realize their unique position and advanced skill, to use it for others and help them win in the worst moment of their life.

Course Restriction - None

The goal of the Tactical Firearms Engagement Instructor Certification is to provide the current firearms instructor with the skills and support necessary to offer a non-live fire class for their customers. This certification offers all the needed multimedia including student manual to the instructor for a quality student experience. This certification will enable the instructor to add a dynamic and cutting-edge training system expanding the courses they offer eliminating the need of a live-fire range. For your students, the goal of the Tactical Firearms Course is to enhance their speed of recognition and response time to threat indicators by teaching micro-movements of the assailant.

Course Restriction - Must be a Certified Firearms Instructor

 Most intermediate-level certified instructor courses are simply "canned" courses. This means that the instructor MUST teach another organization's training principles, philosophy, techniques, and drills. This not only hinders the instructor's capabilities and growth but also constrains their business opportunities. Flexibility in program design is necessary to stay competitive in the marketplace.

 In an article from Brad Fitzpatrick (published author on concealed carry) "5 Key Factors for Choosing Your Gun  Instructor". Brad mentions that " Bad instructors can only teach a specific curriculum, and don’t have the ability to meet the needs of students with varying skill sets". Now while I would not have used the word "bad", I understand the point that he is trying to convey. While I believe that teaching other organizations courses fill a specific need in the market. I also know that the market is flooded with instructors teaching the same courses and customers are looking for more value from their training. Furthermore, I know that custom course development is an essential core skill that every instructor should have and is exactly what this class accomplishes.

Course Restrictions - 

1. Certified Firearms Instructor from any organization. 
2.  Must be a Certified Firearms Instructor who has conducted at least two classes individually and co-taught at least one class

This course helps the firearms instructor improve on their current skill set and while learning new processes to develop new skills to add to their tool bag.

This course is a partial customized course based on initial student registration feedback during course registration process.

Course Restriction - Must be a Certified Firearms Instructor who has conducted at least two classes individually and co-taught at least one class