SECURITY TRAINING DIVISION

42-Hour State-required course for students seeking Class-D Security Officer certification in Florida. This course includes a classroom and a field component,

This 28-hour course will provide security officers with knowledge and skills that will prepare them for armed security work. This course includes a classroom and a range component.

This 8-hour course will train participants to develop a security response program tailored for houses of worship.

This 4-hour course will provide security officers with tactics and knowledge of use of force guidelines and use of less lethal options (taser, OC, Baton). Students will also receive training on Handcuffing techniques. This course includes a classroom and field component.

This 4-hour course will provide security officers with basic defensive techniques that will prepare them for defensive encounters in the field. This course includes a classroom and a 

field component.

 An entry-level course designed to introduce safe handgun handling, basic marksmanship, ammunition knowledge, and proper storage. Ideal for new shooters or those seeking a solid foundation in pistol safety and operation. 

 This course covers rifle safety, fundamentals of marksmanship, ammunition selection, and proper rifle handling. Perfect for beginners or shooters looking to strengthen their foundational rifle skills. 

 A performance-based course focused on defensive rifle use, including movement, target engagement, reloads, and weapon manipulation under stress. Designed for responsible armed citizens and security professionals. 

 Learn practical defensive pistol techniques including draw stroke, reloads, malfunction clearing, movement, and threat-focused shooting. Emphasis is placed on real-world application and decision-making. 

 An enhanced defensive pistol course emphasizing speed, accuracy, positional shooting, and scenario-based drills. Best suited for students with prior pistol training seeking to advance their defensive skills.
 

This course prepares students to recognize, respond to, and survive active threat incidents. Training includes movement, use of cover, communication, and decision-making during high-stress scenarios for civilians and professionals alike.