Training Schedule - Canadian Tactical Training Academy

EXECUTIVE PROTECTION – BASIC COURSE

In this day and age, the field of personal protection is considered to be a specialization for which agents must combine both proper training and pertinent experience. Although some protection agents represent private entities, generally this is a service carried out by security, police or military forces.

This training offers the participant the opportunity of acquiring the fundamental concepts and hands-on training from internationally experienced experts in the fields of personal protection and specialized escorts.

Topics covered:

• Introduction to executive protection

• client profiling

• threat assessments

• case studies

• terrorism and your client

• advance work

• escort techniques 1-4 agents

• Day long protection scenario

The Canadian Tactical Training Academy will be giving a 1-day RISK DT (Rapid Integrated Survival Kombat – Defensive Tactics) course at the 2012 Blue Line Trade Show.

RISK Defensive Tactics is an easy-to-learn and effective intervention system for Police, Corrections and Security forces.

The RISK System (Rapid Integrated Survival Kombat – Defensive Tactics) was developed by Law Enforcement personnel for Law Enforcement personnel.

RISK Defensive Tactics is an easy-to-learn and effective intervention system for police, corrections and security forces, that integrates natural reactions with the most effective defensive tactics and control techniques available today. Finding a suitable defensive tactics system that complies with proper use-of-force guidelines and still remains effective has been challenging, until now.

RISK DT offers a system that is use-of-force compliant and is effective at controlling noncompliant and aggressive suspects quickly and easily.

To registre for this event, please visit the Blueline registration page: (Please note this course is restricted to Law Enforcement, First Responders, Corrections, Military & Security Personnel)

http://blueline.ca/tradeshow/courses/10/