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Instructor Development

Students must demonstrate the ability to safely operate a
Radar Instructor
Private Protective Services range and conduct courses of fi re for PPS. Students must
Recertifi cation Course #3035
Firearms Instructor attain a minimum score of 75% on the fi nal examination.
Special Concerns
Students should bring comfortable and practical clothing
Who Should Attend for outside training and rain protection, duty handgun,
Private Protective Services trainers who have received a uniform type holster and magazine carriers. Ammunition
favorable recommendation from their employing licensee should include 1500 rounds of duty/ballistic equivalent
or from a Dean of Continuing Education at a Community ammunition for the handgun. Other necessary equipment
College and will be instructing the fi rearms block of includes duty fl ashlight, whistle and stopwatch, gun
instruction for Private Protective Services. To attend cleaning equipment, eye and ear protection, a clipboard
this course, students must have contacted the North and a billed hat or cap. Students will be required to work
Carolina Department of Justice Private Protective Services on the range at night.
Board and received a written invitation to attend. You
may contact the Board at 919-788-5320 and ask for the Course Coordinator
Training Offi cer. Chad Thompson

Course Goal Length of Course
To provide the knowledge and skills necessary to instruct Four days (32 hours)
the fi rearms block of instruction for the Private Protective
Services Board.

Course Objectives
The student will be able to:
➤ Conduct fi rearms qualifi cation and training of PPS
approved courses of fi re.
➤ Train PPS Offi cers in the nomenclature, fundamentals
of shooting, maintenance, cleaning and inspection of
the handgun.
➤ Supervise a range with a maximum of effi ciency and
safety.
➤ Render initial fi rst aid for medical emergencies on the
fi ring range.

Methodologies
This course employs lecture, discussion, practical exercise
and practice teaching.

Course Requirements
Individuals must have successfully completed the PPS
Unarmed Trainer Course and the prequalifi cation prior
to entering PPS Firearms Instructor Training (this
is waived if the student is a Criminal Justice Firearms
Instructor). Individuals must be 21 years of age or more
and must possess a high school diploma or a GED.
Additionally, individuals must have at least one year of
supervisory experience in security, the military or in law
enforcement. Attendance is required at all class sessions.

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