SIA Close Protection

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Program Catalogue
2016
INTRODUCTION
IST-Academy are a British registered specialist security training provider
who operate globally. We currently have training facilities in The United
Kingdom, Ireland, France, Spain, Slovakia, South Africa and Poland.
We also have run corporate in-house programs in Kazakhstan, Tahiti,
Belarus and The Czech Republic.
IST-Academy specialises in providing turn-key solutions to help our clients minimise risk,
maximise efficiency and grow their business to their full potential. We strive to be the best in the
industry, becoming the security provider of choice and delivering services that are second to none
for our clients.
Our whole business operates on five core values; integrity, customer focus, commitment &
reliability, performance and expertise.
We have a solid Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Policy that is at the core of our daily
operations and guides our future growth. We’re aware that our responsibility extends beyond
maximising profitability and that we must take into consideration the impact we have on those
around us, our stakeholders/clients and the environment. All of our employees and those we
work with are actively engaged in our sustainability efforts and take pride in being involved with
a company that is focused on the importance of people, the planet and profit.
IST-Academy also recognises that the pure nature of our work and the volatile environment
where it is conducted exposes our employees to a high risk of harm. Therefore it is particularly
important to us that our HSE Policy is robust and reflects our commitment to managing and
mitigating potential risks across our company.
IST-Academy maintains a clearly stated commitment to take the best security practices and
combine them with a business-focused and client-centric approach to security management. We
specialise in turn-key solutions and when combined with our wider services, our training solutions
maximise our clients ability to manage the risks and challenges of working in one of the world’s
most volatile countries so they can grow and build their business to their full potential whilst
protecting their staff and assets.
Our Core Values:
Integrity
We believe that every business should have moral obligations as well as business
ones. We are committed to working as a company that focuses on treating others as
we would hope to be treated – with fairness, honesty and abiding by our word. So
you can trust us to do the right thing.
Customer Focus
Delivering our client promises is crucial in our development and business survival.
We don’t just want our customers to be satisfied with our services, we want to go
above and beyond what is expected of us so our clients know they are receiving the
best in class services.
Commitment & Reliability
We are 100% committed to every project we work on. No matter how big or small
you are we make sure you receive the highest of standards, on time and as promised.
We are a company that is dependable and we produce what we promise.
Performance
We always set the standards high and aim to guide and inspire our employees to reach and exceed the
expectations. Through creating a working environment which drives our employees to be the best we
can ensure our business performs and grows year on year.
Expertise
We recruit the most skilled staff members with the highest levels of professional expertise to create a
team that will ensure you, your business, employees and assets are fully protected.
We combine our on the ground experience and knowledge with the latest intelligence to ensure our
training is relevant, efficient and effective. All of our instructors are highly experienced and possess
the highest level of expertise and knowledge to provide you with the best training solutions. They
have all been carefully selected and fully vetted, and all hold relevant security clearances. We work
closely with each and every one of our clients to ensure the training you and your personnel receive is
bespoke to your needs.
Instruction Team
Our instruction team are all experts in their chosen fields.
Kenneth J – Corporate Security / Security systems / Medical training
Kenneth is a former South African Special Forces Recon operator. With 35 years frontline
experience in the private security industry, Kenneth brings a wealth of experience to any course
he instructs on.
Kenneth is still active in the circuit and currently volunteers in his spare time as a paramedic.
The youngest of our team at 33 years old, Andrew has a degree in Security management, is a
certified
Range Marshal,
operational manager
for a London
based Executive
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Protection company and has instructed in Asia, South America, Indonesia and Europe.
Michael C - Executive/asset protection, Counter/Anti Terrorism
A former team member on aCounter terror unit. Michael has been involved in anti/counter
terrorism for over 25 years.
Following a time as a Special Response Unit operative in a top security prison,
Michael began working in the private sector providing protection to celebrities,
executives and visiting politicians. he subsequently was approached in 2005 to
become involved in the compulsory training of close protection operatives. Since then
he has traveled the world delivering specialist security training to both the military and private
sector.
Michael has currently been tasked with developing an anti-terror awareness program for security
professionals through Skills for Security, a government approved skills development agency.
Instruction Team
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Ken Wharfe - Executive/Asset Protection
Ken Wharfe was born in Canterbury Kent and joined the Metropolitan Police Service as a special
cadet at the age of 17. He attained the rank of Inspector before being selected to join Scotland
Yard’s elite Royalty Protection Department.
The SAS trained officer was chosen to head up the security for the Queen’s grandchildren, heir
apparent Prince William and Prince Henry who as children, affectionately called him ‘Uncle
Ken’. A year later in 1987 he was appointed a Personal Protection Officer to the Princess of
Wales.In charge of the Princess’s around the clock security at home and abroad, in public and
private, Ken Wharfe became a close friend and loyal confidant who shared her most private
moments.
His resignation in November 1993 made headline news. Just weeks later the Princess announced
she was withdrawing from public life and then axed her Scotland Yard Protection, a decision her
former ‘Top Cop’ as the British press referred to him – believes ultimately led to her death.
Ken Wharfe was appointed to oversee the internal security to Princess Diana’s funeral at
Westminster Abbey, attended by over four hundred heads of state.
Just months after Diana’s death in Paris on August 31 1997, Inspector Wharfe was honoured by
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace and made a Member of the Victorian
Order, a personal gift of the Sovereign for his loyal service to her family.
Until his retirement after 35 years of exemplary service with the Metropolitan Police, nearly half
in the Royalty Protection Department, he was Personal Protection Officer to the Queen’s cousin,
The Duke of Kent.
His book ‘Diana – Closely Guarded Secret’ was a Sunday Times and New York Times
best-seller. The book has now been published in several languages - now in paperback and
available as a 3 x CD Talking book – read by him.
Since his retirement from Scotland Yard he has entertained audiences across a broad spectrum of
venues throughout the UK and abroad, speaking at conferences and after dinner locations.
Combining recent and highly relevant first hand experience of security issues he offers credibility
and independence on the highly topical subject of security.
Now a freelance security consultant he is a regular contributor with the BBC, ITN, Sky News,
NBC, CBS, CNN, participating in numerous outside broadcasts and documentaries for BBC –
Newsnight, Channel 4 News, Channel 5 News, News 24.
Worked exclusively for NBC covering the Royal Wedding – HRH The Duke and Duchess of
Cambridge.
An occasional writer for The Guardian, The Observer, The Evening Standard.
Our Current capabilities
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Have simple, clear and un-confusing delivery
The course content is flexible and can be tailored to your individual requirements
Are both theoretical and practical, taught through various methods, including lectures
and classroom exercises, role play, outdoor exercises and discussion forums
The instructor to delegate ratio is kept to a minimum
All course content is regularly updated to ensure it is up to date and accurate
Our focus is on providing bespoke training for:
at risk organisations/assets.
diplomatic protection teams
executive protection teams
private military contractors
Law enforcement
Private and corporate security personnel
Television companies operating in High risk zones
Our training programs cover all aspects of security from manned services, systems, cyber, and
terrorism preparedness to personal safety and safety whilst traveling.
We combine our on the ground experience and knowledge with the latest intelligence to ensure
our training is relevant, efficient and effective. All of our instructors are highly experienced and
possess the highest level of expertise and knowledge to provide you with the best training
solutions. They have all been carefully selected and fully vetted, and all hold relevant security
clearances. We work closely with each and every one of our clients to ensure the training you
and your personnel receive is bespoke to your needs.
IST LIVE FIRE TRAINING
CENTRE SLOVAKIA
O u r 20 h e c t a r e s , Slovakian f a c i l i t y i s h o m e t o o u r
European headquarters and safely produces over 300
satisfied students a year. The campus is conveniently
located 45 minutes south of Bratislava Airport.
The training center campus has many different training
facilities including:
hotel and leisure facilities with catering ser vice
lecture rooms
enclosed tactical firing range, 50 metres, 70 metres, 100 metres
full-size open firing range, 50 metres, 100 metres, CQB simulation
helipad
Climbing tower – shooting, climbing and rappelling techniques
3x LandRover DEFENDER, for transportation of max. 7 persons
2x Nissan PATROL, for training, max. capacity 7 persons
Extensive Armoury -Glock 17 and 19, 9mm luger
CZ 75 and CZ 85, 9mm luger
SA vz.58 various configurations, 7,62x39
AK47/AKM various configurations, 7,62x39
PAR Mk3 (AR15), .223 Rem
Remington 870, 12x76
Remingtom 700, .308 Win
Others: PSL Romak, PS Arrow, Walther PPK, Walther P38, FN1906,
Phoenix, Taurus UL, SVDragunov, B&T MP5, AK74, AKSU 74,
Steyr AUG, Colt M4, Akdal Mk1919, Zastava M72 (RPK), M16A1,
Mosinmod. 1891, M1 Garand, SVT40 etc
Specialist
Security Programs
EXECUTIVE PROTECTION TRAINING and CONSULTING
Our training is respected worldwide and is accredited by several different
awarding bodies that are recognised internationally, these include but are
not limited to;
- Edexcel/Btec
- Skills for security
- The Royal College of Surgeons
Our programs and training packages can be delivered worldwide at the
request of clients or affiliate companies or can be attended at one of our
training centres where courses are run regularly.
All of our close protection programs are SIA compliant (Security Industry
Authority), and sucessfull candidates will be able to apply for an SIA
licence on completion. We offer assistance in this application process,
which can sometimes be complicated for non-UK nationals.
Instruction Team
Here at Intelligent Security Training we are very fortunate to have a team of very experienced
instructors at our disposal.
Coming from military, Police and civilian protection backgrounds, our instruction team have a
wealth ofknowledge to share with our candidates.
Our team consists of ex- South African Special Forces personel, Former Irish Defence Force ARW
and IrishPrison Service riot team personel and British Royal Protection Officers.
We have a mission to constantly tweak and improve our training so that the service
we offer is always improving. We welcome suggestions from previous candidates
as well as potential customers to source ways in which we can do this.
We hope that you will be satisfied with what we have to offer as a training organisation and hope
to meet you soon in person on one of our programs.
EXECUTIVE PROTECTION TRAINING and CONSULTING
Location
The course you have chosen will be held at our Spanish training centre (approx 1.5 hrs from
Barcelona ElPrat airport. 40 min From Girona Barcelona airport)
The town is named Llanca and is approximately 20 km from the French
border.
Facilities
Our Llanca training centre is situated in one of the most famous
parts of Spain, Barcelona is only 90 minutes away.
In the off season, lodgings in the area are plentifull and very reasonably
priced allowing us to pass on this saving to our candidates.
Accommodation is provided as part of the cost and we source suitable
apartments in and around the town for all candidates for the duration of their
stay.
We ensure that all accommodation is spacious and comfortable, usually
there are no more than two candidates sharing a room.
Our classroom based theoretical section will take place in our nearby
lecture room (5 minute walk) where once again the candidates comfort is
catered for.
We can arrange a pick up for candidates arriving to Girona airport or a pick up
from the Local RENFE train station in Llanca for those flying to Barcelona or
coming from France.
Course Aim
The BTEC/EDEXCEL Level 3 award in Close Protection is part of the
United Kingdom’s requirements to obtain a licence from the Security Industry
Authority (SIA). It is also possible with this qualification to gain the French
equivilant of the SIA licence, CNAPS.We offer assistance with the relevant
paperwork for each qualification.
Our courses aim to deliver both the theoretical knowledge and practical skills that
are required in Executive Protection.
Our training package is fully comprehensive and goes well beyond the
basic criteria as set down by the SIA.
Extra Curricular Studies that we have added to our program include:
- Assassination case studies
- The history of modern close protection
- Krav Maga unarmed combatives
- Cardio and conditioning exercise circuits
- Motorcade driving skills
- Anti-terrorism awareness
- Arab culture and customs
- Working with children as a protection operative
Who should attend?
This course is designed for those wishing a transition from Police or military
backgrounds in to the role of private executive protection or those wishing to
embark on a career in the protective industries
Contents
- CP legislation and law
- Roles and responsibilities as a CPO
- Threat and risk assessment
- Surveillance techniques
- Venue security operations
- Operational planning
- Interpersonal skills and considerations
- Teamwork and communication
- Reconnaissance
- CP foot drills and exercises
- Route selection and planning ahead
- Vehicle tactics and operations
- Search techniques and procedures
- Conflict management techniques
- Anti-terror awareness
- Arab culture
- Krav maga combatives
Accreditation
Our close protection course is fully accredited by one of the largest and best
known awarding bodies in the world, Edexcel/BTEC.
Edexcel are part of the Pearson group for education and training and all
of our instruction team have been authorised by this prestigious
organisation to deliver our courses.
Our Edexcel centre number is 26439 and we are authorised to deliver Edexcel
approved programs throughout Europe, not many centres have this accreditation
as most are confined to deliver training only in the U.K.
Days and Timings
07.00 – 17.30 daily.
Weekends are workdays and candidates will be expected to work on
individual and group tasks in the evenings which will often terminate past
22.00hrs.
Dress code and additional requirements
For class room and practical tuition - smart casual (Denim is acceptable –
sportswear is not.
A shirt, tie and trousers will be required for some exercises.
Additional items to bring:
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Laptop if you own one
Sports wear for cardio, conditioning and krav maga.
A groin protector
A gumshield
A good pair of running shoes
Toiletries
Towels
2 passport photographs
Please note:
There will be clothes washing facilities at the accommodation.
ID REQUIREMENTS
All candidates are required to bring photographic identification of which a
copy will be made and kept securely on our records as in accordance with
the data protection act.
All candidates who wish to partake in the motorcade driving module must
bring a valid driving licence.
The Sia also requires all training providers to check each candidates identity which
will be mandatory when the candidate applies for their Close Protection licence.
The forms of identification fall into two groups - group A and group B. The SIA will
only accept one of the following two combinations:
2 Documents from Group A, or 1 document from Group A and 2 from Group B
will meet both the requirements of the awarding body, Edexcel and the SIA.
Group A Documents:
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Signed valid passport (any nationality)
Signed UK photo driving licence
Identity Card (issued only by the UK Home Office)
Original UK Birth Certificate
UK Adoption CertificateGroup
Group B documents
006 Valid UK firearms licence with photo
007 UK Birth Certificate (issued more than 12 months after date of birth)
008 Marriage Certificate or Civil Partnership certificate
009 P45 statement of income for tax purposes on leaving a job (Issued in last 12
months)
010 P60 annual statement of income for tax purposes (Issued in last 12 months)
011 Bank or Building Society statement issued to current address. (You can use
more than one statement as long as each is issued by a different service provider.
Documentation should be less than 3 months old)
012 Mortgage statement (Issued in last 12 months)
013 Pension, endowment or ISA statement (Issued in last 12 months)
014 Gas/electric/telephone/water/satellite/cable/mobile phone contract/utility
bill from current address (You can only use a maximum of one utility bill,should be
less than 3 months old)
015 Certificate of British Nationality
016 British work permit or Visa (Issued in last 12 months)
017 A payslip, with your address, and the employers name or logo (documentation
should be less than 3 months old)
ID REQUIREMENTS
018 A credit card statement from current address (documentation should be less
than 3 months old). You can use more than one statement as long as each is issued
by a different service provider)
019 Child Benefit book (Issued in last 12 months)
020 Court summons (Issued in last 12 months)
021 Letter from H.M. Revenue & Customs /DWP/Employment Service/local authority
(You can use more than one statement as long as each is issued by different
Government departments or different local authorities. Documentationshould be
less than 3 months old)
022 TV licence in your name and current address (Issued in
last 12 months)
023 Valid EU photo ID card
024 Signed UK paper driving licence
025 Non UK Birth Certificate (with translation if not in English, but not a
photocopy)
Note: All documents from group A and group B must be originals and
show the learner’s name unless accompanied by a deed poll document that
confirms a change of name, or a valid adoption certificate. At least one
document must show the applicant's current address and at least one must show
the applicant's date of birth.
Food, Beverages and accommodations
Accommodation will be provided and will consist of no more that two per room.
Breakfast is self catering (food provided on site)Lunch and evening meal are
provided.
There are a selection of cafes, restaurants and supermarkets close by.
There is free parking available within 100 metres of the accommodation.
Accommodation address:
Calle Gardisso 22
Llanca
Girona
17490
Spain
Programme Title
BTEC Level 3 Award in Close Protection
Course Title
Course Index
IST-SR008
Training Qualification
Btec Level 3 Award in Close Protection
Operational Role
Police/Mill/ Security Industry Professional.
Operational Task
To qualify candidates for the SIA Close Protection Licence
Course Content
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CP legislation and law
Roles and responsibilities as a CPO
Threat and risk assessment
Surveillance techniques
Venue security operations
Operational planning
Interpersonal skills and considerations
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Teamwork and communication
Reconnaissance
CP foot drills and exercises
Route selection and planning ahead
Vehicle tactics and operations
Search techniques and procedures
Assessment
- Conflict management techniques
- Anti-terror awareness
- Arab culture
- Krav maga combatives
Continuous assessment, Portfolio of work and multiple choice exam
Course Duration
14 Days
Maximum Class Size
8 Students
Lesson Location/Venue
IST-Academy Venue (Spain)
Minimum Entry Standard
Either of the following:
1. Minimum 18 years old
2. No Criminal record
3. Services background (optional)
4. The ability to pay for the course
Feeder Courses.
Mandatory: N/A
(What courses should precede this one?)
Course Progression.
PSD/PMC Program
(What courses should follow this one?)
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The cost of this Program, £1750, includes return flights from European airports serving Girona or Barcelona
Airports, transfers in Spain, accommodation, breakfast, Lunch and dinner. Certification and exam fees.
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PSD/PMC Program
PSD/PMC Program For Hostile Environments
The main aim of our PSD/PMC Program is to prepare military / law
enforcement individuals and security personnel for protective operations in
hostile environments and high risk zones. The program provides realistic
scenarios created by seasoned front line professionals and will give
opportunity to participants to familiarize themselves with different
types of weapons or equipment indispensable in high risk countries
along with standard operating procedures for teams operating in such
theaters.
This will provide our candidates with a "heads up" or and edge when
participating for team selection during induction programs held by
contracting companies in Hostile environments.
PSD/PMC Program
Programme Title
PSD/PMC Program
Course Title
5 Day Private Military Contractor Operator Program
Course Index
IST-PMC001
Skills for Security : Private Military Contractor Certificate Level 4
Operational Role
Private military Contractor
Operational Task
To provide the candidate with competence and efficiency in the role of
a Private Military Contractor.
Course Content
Advanced weapon skills (Handgun & Carbine - 1500 Rounds per
person)
Convoy – arrivals / departures
Land warfare: force-on-force attack drills
Convoy and motorcade procedures
Route selection and attack recognition
Weapon familiarization
High risk foot formations
High risk advanced work
Radio procedures
Hostile Surveillance Awareness
High risk urban movements
Close protection team formations
Close protection team protocols (Individual and team) on attacks.
Attack simulation on foot formations, dry drills and live fire
Attack simulation on foot and vehicle formations, dry and live
Assessment
Continuous assessment will be conducted during the course theory and practical
exercises to assess the students understanding of the course content.
Course Duration
Five Days
Maximum Class Size
8 Students
IST-Academy Venue (Slovakia)
3. Services background (Military/Law enforcement) or Level 3 Close Protection
Feeder Courses.
Mandatory: Btec Level 3 Close Protection
Recommended: Basic Firearms competency
Course Progression.
Firearms competency Level 3 Certificate
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The price of this program, £1199, includes flights from European origins serving Bratislava airport, transfers in
Slovakia, Accommodation, Breakfast, lunch, weapon hire, protective equipment, 1500 rounds of 9mm/7.62mm ammo
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Live Fire Programs
Tactical Handgun I
Specialist Security Training - Live Fire Options
This 3 day course will start with developing fundamental shooting
skills. The student will soon advance to skills that will reduce reaction
time – allowing for faster shooting with a higher degree of accuracy,
thus increasing the student’s confidence with a handgun. This course
is fast-paced. Ninety percent is practical training time to prepare
students to handle the most challenging tactical shooting situations.
As with all of our live fire programs, this course is held at our live fire
facility in Slovakia.
Flights, transfers and accommodation are provided in the price along
with 400 rounds of 9mm ammo, gun hire and protective equipment.
Tactical Firearms I
Programme Title
Firearms competency Level I
Course Title
Tactical firearms I
Course Index
IST-SR001
Skills for Security Tactical Firearms Level 1
Operational Role
Operational Task
To develop the candidates tactical efficiency in firearm use.
Course Content
Safety and handling
Gear placement
Shooting fundamentals
Ready positions
Drawing from the holster
Reloads and malfunctions
Recoil management
Multiple shots
Multiple targets
Shooting positions
Tactical use of cover
Standing and walking turns
Shooting moving targets
Shooting on the move
Strong hand-only shooting
Support hand-only shooting
Assessment
Course Duration
Three Days
Maximum Class Size
8 Students
Feeder Courses.
Mandatory: N/A
Course Progression.
Tactical Handgun II
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The cost of this Program, £799, includes return flights from European airports serving Bratislava Airport,
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Tactical Handgun II
After a review and refresher of level I, this course aims to improve the
shooter’s core technical skills. Emphasis is placed on one handed
unsupported shooting and firearms manipulation. The survival
mindset is ingrained through constant range applications as well as
performance-based scenarios that are constantly being updated to
reflect real-world conditions. Tactical Pistol II is designed for the
experienced pistol shooter who is seeking to take his marksmanship
and gun handling skills to the next level. The student will be placed
under stress with certain scenarios that will require the use of skills
taught throughout the program.
with 750 rounds of 9mm ammo, gun hire and protective equipment.
Tactical Firearms II
Programme Title
Firearms competency Level II
Course Title
Tactical firearms II
Course Index
IST-SR002
Operational Role
Operational Task
To improve the candidates tactical efficiency in firearm use.
Course Content
Fundamental review and refresher
Ready positions
Reloads and malfunctions
Multiple shots/recoil management
Multiple targets
Adverse angles
Drawing from the holster
Alternate shooting positions
Ground fighting
Standing and walking turns
Shooting on the move
Shooting moving targets
Tactical use of cover
One-handed, master and support hand manipulations
Assessment
Long-range engagements
Concealed use
Defensive and retention shooting
Low-light shooting techniques
Course Duration
Three Days
Maximum Class Size
8 Students
Feeder Courses.
Mandatory: Tactical Firearms I
Course Progression.
Handgun/Carbine competency Level 3
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Handgun and Carbine
Level III
This unique Handgun/Carbine course is the follow-on to Handgun II for
the individual who needs to develop safe firearm-handling skills and a
solid foundation of basic shooting skills with both the handgun and the
carbine.
The first day will focus on using the pistol while carrying the carbine and
associated equipment. During the remaining four days, each student will
learn the fundamentals of carbine marksmanship while maintaining the
handgun option. IST Academy instructors will present increasingly
difficult tactical drills to develop superior handling skills with both
weapons.
Students will leave with a good understanding of shooting fundamentals
and how to apply them in a tactical situation.
with a combined 1500 rounds of 9mm (Handgun) and 7.62mm
(Carbine) ammo, gun hire and protective equipment.
Tactical Firearms III - Handgun and Carbine
Programme Title
Firearms competency Level III
Course Title
Tactical firearms III (Handgun/Carbine)
Course Index
IST-SR003
Operational Role
Operational Task
To improve the candidates tactical efficiency in the combined use of
Handguns and Carbines.
Course Content
Characteristics and Maintenance of the Carbine
Fundamentals of Carbine Shooting
Gear Selection and Placement
Loading, Ready, Press Check, Unloading
Shooting from Prone Position
Barrel - Sight Relationship
Shooting from Low Ready Positions
Low Port/Entry Ready Presentations
Emergency Reloads
Transition to and from Handgun (optional)
Shooting from High Port, High Ready
Recoil Control and Target Acquisition
Shooting Multiple Targets
Tactical Sequence and Priority
Emergency Reloads
Assessment
Course Duration
Five Days
Maximum Class Size
8 Students
Feeder Courses.
Mandatory: Tactical Firearms II
Course Progression.
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Medical Programs
First Person on Scene
Intermediate
Medical Programs
The purpose of the First Person on Scene (FPOS) qualifications is to provide
immediate life support to the patient pending the arrival of definitive pre-Hospital
care. Effective interventions in the following areas have been shown to make a
difference to survival outcome, and are reflected in the syllabi:
Airway stabilisation
Basic life support
Early defibrillation
Oxygenation
Circulatory support
Clinical endorsement for the FPOS qualifications is by the Royal College of
Surgeons Faculty of Pre-Hospital Care (Edinburgh).
Whilst achievement confirms that individuals have met both the theoretical and
practical requirements, this does not imply the ‘license to practice’ - the scope of
which will be for the employing organisation to determine.
The qualifications and any additional units are valid for a period of 3 years.
Periodic re-training and assessment for both the practical skills and supporting
knowledge will therefore be required.
Assessment of supporting knowledge for the FPOS qualifications will be through
test papers provided by Edexcel delivered through accredited centres.
First Person on Scene Intermediate
Programme Title
First Person On Scene Intermediate
Course Title
FPOS I
Course Index
IST-SR009
BTEC/IHCD Level 3 Award
Operational Role
Operational Task
To develop the candidates ability to treat a casualty
Course Content
The Pre-Hospital Environment
Patient Assessment
Management of catastrophic haemorrhage
Airway Management (OPA, NPA, I Gel and BVM)
Suction
Oxygen delivery
Respiratory problems (Medical and trauma related problems)
Traumatic brain injury
Spinal injuries and immobilisation
Vehicle extrication
Triage
Patient handover and communication with other facilities
Medical Emergencies (Angina, Heart Attack, Diabetes, Stroke, Epilepsy)
Assessment
Anaphylaxis
Choking
AED (normal and abnormal heart rhythms)
Trauma Related Emergencies
Bleeding and Shock
Practical assessment and multiple choice exam
Course Duration
4 Days
Maximum Class Size
8 Students
IST-Academy Venue
Feeder Courses.
Mandatory: N/A
Course Progression.
TECCC I or FPOS Advanced
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Tactical Emergency Casualty
Care in Combat
Specialist Security Training - Medical Options
Almost 90% of those who die from combat wounds do so before they
arrive at a medical treatment facility.
This figure highlights the importance of the trauma care provided on
the battlefield by combat medics, corpsmen, PJs, and even the
casualties themselves and their fellow combatants.
J. S Maughon noted in his paper in Military Medicine in 1970 that
little had changed in the preceding 100 years. In the interval
between the publication of Maughon's paper and the United States’
invasion of Afghanistan in 2001, there was also little progress
made.The war years, though, have seen many lifesaving advances in
battlefield trauma care.
These advances have dramatically increased casualty survival. This is
especially true when all members of units – not just medics - are
trained in Tactical Emergency Casualty Care in combat (TECCC.)
The Tactical Emergency Casualty Care in Combat (TECCC) course
introduces evidence-based, life-saving techniques and strategies for
providing the best trauma care on the battlefield.
The TECCC course is designed for operators working in Hostile
environments employed to support combat situations or assigned to
Private security detail.
The course is designed for non-medical personnel and includes first
responder skills appropriate for all roles.
Tactical Emergency Casualty Care in Combat
Programme Title
Tactical Emergency Casualty Care in Combat
Course Title
TECCC I
Course Index
IST-SR004
Skills for Security TECCC Level I
Operational Role
Operational Task
To develop an emergency casualty care response for participants
Course Content
Intro to TECCC
Care Under Fire
Tactical Field Care
Tactical Evacuation Care
Airways maintenance
Drags and carries
Hemostatic Dressings
Limb Tourniquets
Peripheral Pulses
Scenarios for TECCC
Assessment
Course Duration
One Day
Maximum Class Size
6 Students
IST-Academy
Feeder Courses.
Mandatory: FAAW, FPOS-I, MIRA
Course Progression.
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The cost of this Program, £149, includes Lunch and certification.
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Provider number
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Anti- Terror Programs
Certified Anti Terrorism
Practitioner Program(CATP)
Specialist Security Training - Anti-Terror Options
This IST-Academy Certified Anti-Terrorism Practitioner program is the most
comprehensive Anti-terrorism training available in Europe at this present time.
The program is 15 hours in duration and is delivered through our
e-learning portal or in class.
This course provides students with the appropriate background, skills, and
abilities to qualify as an Certified Anti Terrorism Practitioner (CATP) and
conduct Antiterrorism (AT) briefings to staff under your control. The
course outlines the AT philosophy while detailing the duties and
responsibilities of CATP's at secured facilities or installations around the
world.
The course discusses AT awareness, terrorist group operations,
hostage-taking and survival, terrorist use of weapons of mass destruction,
the threat of the active shooter, and the insider threat. The course also
explores the anti terrorism plan through examination of physical security
considerations, the anti terrorism planning process, and resource
management. The course looks at case studies surrounding the bombing
of the Khobar Towers in Saudi Arabia and the attack on the USS Cole.
Finally, the course provides an interactive practice exercise that allows
students to apply the gained knowledge
Certified Anti-Terrorism Practitioner I
Programme Title
Certified Anti-Terrorism Practitioner I
Course Title
CATP I
Course Index
IST-SR005
Skills for Security CATP Level I
Operational Role
Operational Task
To develop terrorism awareness and understanding
Course Content
Provide a definition of terrorism
Recognize that terrorism prevention is the responsibility of all personnel, regardless of assignment
Develop a working knowledge of both domestic and foreign terrorist/extremist groups
Understand that each terrorist incident is often preceded by planning, surveillance and preparation
Recognize, identify and understand various indicators and warning signs exhibited by terrorists/extremists
Identify the roles and responsibilities of an Anti Terrorism Officer
Identify terrorism perspectives and terrorist group objectives
List the different terrorism threat levels
State the general characteristics of terrorist operations
List the phases of a terrorist attack cycle
Identify the most common types of terrorist attacks
Identify the techniques a hostage should use for surviving detention
Define an AT plan
State the requirements for an Anti Terror plan
Identify roles and responsibilities in creating an Anti Terror plan
List reasons why exercising the Anti Terror plan is important
Assessment
Continuous assessment will be conducted during the course theory and a multiple
choice exam to assess the students understanding of the course content.
Course Duration
15 hours (2 Days)
Maximum Class Size
6 Students Lesson
Location/Venue
IST-Academy
Feeder Courses.
Mandatory: N/A
Course Progression.
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The cost of this Program, £189, includes certification.
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Hand to Hand Combat
Programs
Intensive Krav Maga Program
Hand to Hand Combat
Krav Maga Combatives Intensive Boot camp takes place on Spain's Costa Brava,
approximately 125KM from Barcelona and 15KM from the French Border.
This is a truely beautiful part of the world where the Pyrenees meet the
Mediterranean.
The training takes place on one of the many local beaches, on the sand or the
paved areas adjacent. This provides a vital touch of realism to combatives
training; in a real episode of interpersonal violence you will not have the
luxury of 40mm judo mats or the smooth training surface common to the gym
or dojo.
A typical day begins at 07.00 hrs with a road run along the scenic coast
followed by our now "infamous" combat conditioning circuits on the beach these are grueling, functional fitness workouts that will push you to your
limits!
Allowing participants to get their breath back, we begin with striking chain
drills on the thai pads, focus mits and kick shields, teaching students how to
utilise full bodyweight when striking an assailant and build up an arsenal of
effective combinations.
We also include many aggression and stress drills that push your cardio and
simulate the combat stress (adrenaline response) experienced during a violent
encounter. Pictured left, two students square up in a three minute bout of
milling, where they are not allowed to defend, only attack one another, forcing
parcipitants to show grit and determination in face of sustained agression.
After a healthy lunch of local organic produce, we continue with escape
combatives or techniques for defending against common attacks, such as
grabs, holds, headlocks, chokes, defence against punches, kicks, knees and
elbows are also drilled with the emphasis being place on turning the defence
to an offence as quickly as possible. Drills against multiple attackers two,
three or more, where some are armed are also undertaken.
Intensive Krav Maga Program
Programme Title
Hand 2 Hand Combat Program
Course Title
5 Day Intensive Krav Maga Program
Course Index
IST-KMC001
British Combat Association Level 1 certificate
Operational Role
security, law enforcement, military, civilian
Operational Task
To provide the candidate with competence and efficiency in the use
of Hand 2 Hand Combat techniques.
Course Content
- Morning jogs/runs along scenic coastal routes
- Bodyweight conditioning drills on one of many local beaches.
-Escape combatives from a multitude of grabs,holds and chokes that are
common during violent attacks (including ground defence)
- Drilling of effective counter measures to these attacks to turn from a
defence to an offence and control the situation.
-Understanding the mindset of the attacker
- How to develop a combative mindset for optimal survival.
- Understanding "the attack cycle"
- Conflict management and de-escalation
- Defensive tactics against hot and cold weapons
- Defensive tactics against edged weapons (knives)
-Defensive tactics against blunt weapons (sticks, bats)
-Defensive tactics against firearms (pistols, carbines)
- Utilization of improvised weapons (torch, keys, pen)
-Utilization of captured weapons (knife, stick, gun)
- Weapon retention tactics
Assessment
Course Duration
Five Days
Maximum Class Size
8 Students
IST-Academy Venue (Spain)
3. Reasonable level of fitness
Feeder Courses.
Mandatory: N/A
Recommended: N/A
Course Progression.
Level 2 Intensive Krav Maga Program
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Spain, Accommodation, 3 meals per day, protective equipment, insurance and certification.
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Intelligent Security Training
Kemp House
152 City Road
London
EC1V 2NX
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T: + 44 (0) 203 7691457
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