This course is designed to build on skills learned in a Basis Sniper course. Topics covered include engaging moving targets, angle shooting, distance shooting, intermediate barriers, MIL/MOA ranging with live fire exercises, stalking and hide construction w/ live fire engagements, hold-overs, tripod use, stress shooting, and scenarios. 

Corrections Emergency Response Team Basic CERT School

Monday through Friday 0800-1700

Basic Rappel Operator course teaches students with little to no experience proper rappel techniques for tactical operations. 

This course is designed to prepare members to assume the duties as a SWAT sniper. 

Individuals who have recently been assigned to SWAT and have not received basic SWAT training will benefit from this comprehensive introduction to tactical skills. Students will be introduced to basic SWAT topics, tactics and techniques including a historical overview of SWAT, team organization and structure, resolution of barricaded suspect situations, covert individual and team movement, searches and room clearing, chemical agents, less-lethal options, warrant service and multiple field training exercises. This is a hands-on, high-intensity course in which students practice tactics and techniques in the field.

The Florida SWAT Association TEMS program (Tactical Emergency Medical Support) is dedicated to those professionals operating within the tactical communities of law enforcement and the military. Tactical Emergency Medical Support is the provision of preventative urgent and emergent medical care during high-risk, extended duration, and mission-driven law enforcement special operations.

A hostage scenario is one of the most difficult scenarios that a tactical team can face. While the best-case scenario for all involved is the surrender of a suspect, incidents have shown this is frequently not the resolution, and innocent people have lost their lives. It is imperative that tactical teams have a protocol and training program in place to deal with these situations.

This (2) day class is focused around shooting with Night Vision goggles and understanding your limitations with your equipment. This is not a "this is how night vision works class" or when to use on an OP. We will take the time to walk you through building your shooting capabilities under goggles. However, students are expected to understand how to mount, setup, turn on, and understand the function of their own equipment.

This 2-day course of NVG familiarization accelerates students through a quick classroom portion covering topics on theory, principals, light, inner workings of night vision followed by a hands-on exploration of topics covered in class. 

In this two day Instructor class each student will walk through how to navigate running a pistol mounted optic on your handgun. 

This course equips Tactical officers with essential practical skills to excel in protective security services. Students will apply theoretical knowledge and gain valuable experience through simulated real-life scenarios and hands-on sessions.

This 4 day class will focus on the planning, execution, and response of a Quick Reaction Force element.

This is a 40-plus hour high-speed course which is designed to provide knowledge and hands-on training that will enable the Rappel Instructor to impart up-to-date, job-related rappelling, rescue and rigging methods in order to conduct instruction in a safe and professional manner to tactical personnel.

This two-day course will discuss the importance of the team leader's role in tactical operations, training events, and administrative functions.

This course will focus on the use of indoor and outdoor drone use during SWAT operations.