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OVERVIEW
Due to the ever changing demands on the modern law enforcement officer,
Brunswick Hills Police Department is offering a 2 week (13 working day)
firearms instructor course. This course will cover shooting fundamental
instruction on semi-automatic pistols, patrol rifles, and shotguns. Additionally,
the course will thoroughly review the state mandated training documentation
for firearms instruction. Topics that will be discussed are: range safety,
department motivations for training, managing range operation, correcting
shooter errors, and concepts of instruction. It is important to remember that
this course is not a beginner level course. Students should have at least one
year of experience with each weapon platform before attending this course
PHASE I: CONTINUED
Delivery Modality:
Traditional class instruction
Live fire practice/instruction training
Duration:
13 working days
Goals:
Instructional proficiency in rifle operation.
Instructional proficiency in semi-automatic pistol
operation.
Instructional proficiency in shotgun operation.
Instructional proficiency in training
documentation.
Format:
Audience- Police officers who have either volunteered or were forced to attend
firearms instructor training.
Behavior- Firearm instructor trainee will demonstrate their ability to instruct
another individual in the basic operation of their department issued 12 gauge
shotgun.
Conditions- Firearm instructor trainee will showcase their instructional skills
during live fire training at an open air firing range.
Degree- Firearm instructor trainee will complete this section of training after
they receive a satisfactory judgment from the master instructor and
successfully demonstrate their instructional skills to another student.
Required Personnel:
Master Instructor: Frank Chung
Assistance Instructor: Mike Torres
Assistance Instructor: John Doe
Note: 1 instructor is needed for every
5 trainees. This class is designed for a
group ranging from 15 to 20 trainees.
If there are more than 20 trainees
enrolled in this course, additional
assistance instructors will have to be
hired.
Internet/Wi-Fi access.
Binders.
Certificates.
Communication:
Approximately 6 months prior to the start date, emails will be delivered to former
firearms instructor students who have shown interest in participation as guest
instructors.
3 months prior to the start date instructors will be interviewed and chosen based on
their instructional experience and aptitude for instructing.
2 months prior to the start date the instructors will be chosen and supplied with the
course lesson plan and accompanying materials.
1 month prior to the start date the instructors will review all new lesson plan changes
(if any have been implemented) and discuss recent trends or technology in firearms
training.
Evaluation Overview:
Student evaluations are the most important element during this training course.
The second most important element of this training course, in terms of evaluation, is
recognizing and possibly implementing the immediate feedback from the trainees.