Executive Protection Training 

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***** We run a different program. Ours concentrates on small teams, low profile in high threat environments. We exceed the WPS training in some aspects, Trauma Medical (TCCC) and Mission Planning and preparation are two examples, and other subjects that WPS does, have no place in our course, light machine gun and other high profile PSD subjects. Though many of the skills are similar and going through any solid program where instructors still work in high threat environments will be beneficial to WPS type work.

JJ Hooles No prior military is required. There are plenty of professionals in the business that have no military background. However there are certain contracts (WPS) that generally require Military background with a few exceptions.

HighThreatTraining Ok thank you for the thorough response. I appreciate it greatly.

It's really good. But not like Indian Ninja commandos .

HighThreatTraining more details on training in Mexico? don't see this on your website or in the video

Currently training official units down there so we do not post info. We will have open courses later in the year.

The video shows Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua. I live there

Doesnt matter if your a pig. When I took this course there were a ton of pigs and they were great

@@KennyIISan11 POG or pig? Different meanings

Or Seattle....

@@HighThreatTraining Do you have self-protection course for ladies. We live in France & I feel less and less secure. Thanks.

Good question. CAPS is definitely a different course and more of a high risk static course that includes numerous static security certificates. We will probably put a video out for CAPS in a few months

Just a different type of detail.

Chicago chili dog

+carllie paul - Me too brother. See you there.

+KO OK I'm going to the mar 11 class now bro

All good bro, ill let you know how it goes.

The training was great and I got offered a position with Triple Canopy 1 day after submitting my resume to them because of this course. Definitely worth it. Just know the VA doesn't pay the full BAH because they consider it a work experience course. Definitely worth it in my opinion.

We have graduates from each class that go to work here in the US or OCONUS on WPS contracts. Many are just door-kickers like you. Some even non-infantry that excelled at our courses. You DO NOT need to be T-1 to work in this business. You need to have a willingness to learn and a good attitude.

awesome, expect to see me this year than

Robert Fickett Robert, We have many graduates that go on to become successful in the business with no combat MOS. The State department's WPS program and DoD protection contracting my pass on you, but those contracts are less then 5% of the high threat protection work out there. If this is what you want to do, push forward. "Regret the things you have done....Not the things you haven't done"

+KO OK We have recruitment assistance

+Max Mephisto Its actually NOT a splint. The instructor showed how battlefield objects can be used to save lives. In this case a BLUE GUN (Molded plastic, mag not removable) was used to produce pressure on an inguninal wound pack (note mags on top of pack) to free up the hands for a move while maintaining pressure on a life threatening bleed. Flash suppressor hooks under belt to keep it in place. This would be done with a cleared weapon. All weapons are considered loaded, until I clear it. Big boy rules here guys, if you can't hang...don't play

JORDAN WHITE Jordan, though some have gotten jobs while still in training, many start applying and networking after graduation.

HighThreatTraining Outstanding. Thank you.

We have a hotel complex nearby where students stay

Will, it is unlikely you are going to get a job as a contractor initially. I would recommend, get into Close Protection, Corporate, Infrastructure, Free lance protection, and once you make a name for yourself and continue the requisite training for overseas work, you may have a network in place that can help you get boots on the ground. All of us who have worked in hostile regions have worked with professional security specialists with no military background, but they took a longer route to get there. If you want to start building your training portfolio relevant to hostile environment security, tray this route mapping course courses.secfor360.com/mapping

SECFOR International awesome, thank you very much for giving me this information and for replying to my comment. I hope y’all are staying safe, thanks.

Yolu can check to see if they will switch your MGB to Post 9/11

Yes.

You can stayt where you like as long as you can get to the training site or hotel pick up each morning

Ron Reynr Same system, just opposite side. Don't confuse "system" with "procedure" There are 4 basic things you must do to take control of a driver down problem These 4 basic things are the system we use to take over the vehicle. Procedures will vary with type of vehicle, right hand or left hand...Manual or Automatic...etc

I don't think it can be considered as "same system" because i think its a lot more complicated, because on the left hand steering, the passanger can simply take over by holding on the wheel and step on the gas pedal with his left foot as an initial move, before actually switching by removing the driver's body to the side, with the right hand steering, the gas pedal is on the right side or the far side from the passanger, so when the driver is already unconscius the vehicles speed is either decreased because the unconscius driver's foot has lost pressure to the pedal or increased because of the shock that triggers the foot to unconsciusly step on the pedal, so for the passanger to gain control of the gas pedal is more complicated because the drivers body is still in the way, and removing the body before gaining control of the pedal and steering wheel can make the vehicle veered out of control

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Most high threat protective details worldwide have nothing to do with political conflicts. The private security business is on the rise outside of the WPS/WPPS sphere. We teach how to operate in high threat/low profile operational environments for corporate, celebrity clients, humanitarian workers, journalists etc.

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Who can take these classes?

@@Platano_macho Anyone. Next 4-day TCCC is in June 2019 www.htpscourse.com

@@HighThreatTraining what what weapons do you need to have?

Nooooo

For the upcoming 8-day Course: 18 and over, Clean record

these guys need to go to Juarez to end the cartel

Ethan Carter And you are willing to pay how much for that?

+Ethan Carter The last shot in the video is a mission plan for Juarez. You can see the map page in the video. We, SECfOR International, have been working there for almost 10 years.

+8digitPDX I aint doing it but if I did I might need donations

We are running our first Open Enrollment course in 2 years on May 6-13. It is a short course that covers hard skills, Protective Driving Certificate (1.2 mile track, Contact, Motorcade Driving) 2 Medical Certificates, Tactical Casualty Care and Basic Life Support (CPR/AED), and 3 days of live fire vehicle and immediate action drills. Onsite Lodging plus all firearms and ammo included in tuition. hit us up at courses.secfor360.com/

Our program is different than the DoS program. Some of our curriculum is similar but our focus is low profile high threat operations. We had to develop techniques that would work with little support, small teams, no QRF etc. We have the advantage of changing our courses weekly to make them better and keep them relevant.. The State Department receives its specialized training from private training companies. You can probably find a WPS contract awardee and take a driving course if you want the exact same training DoS gets.

how was it?