Looking to get Certified Document Training, in Handguns in case I ever needed to provide some type of documention showing some Shooting Training.
Any suggestions??
Any suggestions??
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State Certified Course/Trainer
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Cool, well if you want to post up some info for everyone, I'm sure sure others are probably interested. I was talking with a guy and seems that it would be a good idea to have something like that on the resume incase any legal issues arise.
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is fairly local to your area. He can get you squared away on 'documentation.' Let me rephrase that, he can explain the laws in Georgia better than anyone I know in regards to defensive shooting.
It's more so in getting a State Certified Training Course of Documentation to provide in any circumstances of events.
I am certified by the Georgia Peace Officer Standards and Training Council as a general topics and firearms instructor. I am certified by the Georgia Association of Law Enforcement Firearms Instructors as a Master Firearms Instructor, and I am on the GALEFI Board of Directors. I'm also a graduate of the FBI Police Firearms Instructor Course.
With all of that being written, there is no "state certified training course" for private citizens.
I provide a certificate of completion.
If you look in the training and tactics section here, I have a class upcoming in January in Stone Mountain.
I am a bit unsure what you mean by "State Certified". There is no Georgia governing body that certifies or regulates Firearms Instructors that cater to civilians.
You can be a certified Instructor (General and specialty, like Firearms) through the Georgia Peace Officer's Standards and Training, which is for LE officers. I am so certified, in numerous subjects.
I am also a certified Instructor (General and Firearms) through the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center in Glynco.
I am a graduate of the FBI Police Firearms Instructor Course.
Back in the day, I was a Small Arms Instructor, so certified by the United States Marine Corps.
One of the few bodies I can think that certifies civilians to train civilians is the NRA, which of course is not a "State" agency. I was an NRA Instructor many years ago, but I let that BS lapse.
You can be a certified Instructor (General and specialty, like Firearms) through the Georgia Peace Officer's Standards and Training, which is for LE officers. I am so certified, in numerous subjects.
I am also a certified Instructor (General and Firearms) through the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center in Glynco.
I am a graduate of the FBI Police Firearms Instructor Course.
Back in the day, I was a Small Arms Instructor, so certified by the United States Marine Corps.
One of the few bodies I can think that certifies civilians to train civilians is the NRA, which of course is not a "State" agency. I was an NRA Instructor many years ago, but I let that BS lapse.
Yes exactly what I was referring too, completing a course BY a Certified Person FROM the state or agency etc.
Similar to this link but yes you covered the topics.
https://www.gpstc.org/career-development/instructor-certification/
