Executive Protection International provides excellent instruction and specializes in building specific programs  to meet the client's or agencies requirements.

Executive Protection International provide training for government, military, police, law enforcement and private organizations. The facility in the United States is the LEAD law enforcement, special operations and K9 training center. The facility conducts both training exercises or real time operations with    full service support and resources.

In addition to the permanent training facility we provide international mobile training teams and individual instructors with a wide range of very unique abilities. The cost factor of flying personnel to our specific facility can be expensive; it is sometimes more feasible to send our instructors to your own locations. There is restrictions for the mobile training, we do not provide our own vehicles or weapons without the necessary legal paperwork and agency authorization.

Let's take few minutes to talk about training.
There are just so many organizations and specialist groups providing training, how do you choose. Executive Protection International takes pride in sending
key personnel to various other agencies and training establishments from around the globe. Knowledge is the key, gaining experience from different organizations is the way forward. It would be very foolish of us to say we know the best
training techniques in the world, but we do have some of the finest instructors in the industry.

COMMERCIAL TRAINING SERVICES

Executive Protection International provide some unique specialist training services to many government, counter & anti terrorism units, special forces and tactical police/ sheriff agencies. These are very specialized training subjects that are not used for commercial or private organizations.

SPECIALIST TRAINING SERVICES

  ADVANCED EXECUTIVE PROTECTION COURSE

Please note that this course outline is very adaptable and can be specifically changed to the requirements needed. There is much more to a protection agent course than listed but this is the basic areas that should be covered. The aim of this course is to build individuals and teams that can operate in most environments with established operational teams from around the globe.

Course Topics
Team Formations
This is a basic skill which is used every day as part of the bodyguards normal routine. A protection agent with poor formation skills puts everyone, including the client, at risk. Necessary footwork for individual and team positions
      Arcs of responsibility and tasks for each member of the team, 2,3,4 and 5 man teams  Client control and counter action drills, for 2,3,4 and 5 man teams
     The knowledge necessary to know when to use which formation
       Walking drills, busy streets, shopping malls, low & high profile operations
Holster Drills,  Holster selection, Concealment,  Drawing your weapon
Learning the footwork necessary to work smoothly up to an 5 man team level
Drawing your weapon in difficult scenarios such as
vehicles, seated in restaurants, etc.

Vehicle Formations
Skills necessary to safely execute movement with the client. As over 85% of all attacks are conducted while the client is in transit, this becomes a very serious subject. Em-buss and de-buss of vehicles with the client Seating arrangements for client and team members Vehicle selection and convoy organization Contingency Ramming  Principles of evasive maneuvers Counter actions on attack
(It should be noted that the students will not physically conduct evasive or ramming maneuvers during the course, we will recommend driving courses for these techniques)

Firearms Training
     Weapons safety and muzzle awareness
     Double tap technique
     Instinctive shooting
     Malfunctions & jams
     Shooting while moving
     Multiple targets
     Principles of shooting from vehicles
     Arcs of responsibility while working as a member of a team
     Shooting in times of limited visibility
     Situation awareness
     Room clearing

It goes without saying that this phase is instructor intensive and the strictest safety measures are in effect.

Threat Assessment/ Site Surveys

     How to conduct the survey
     How to write & present a survey
      How to conduct a threat assessment/ site survey, hostile environments and different countries How to create a working archive so as to pass the intelligence on to future teams

Security Advance
The advance covers the material necessary to prepare a new locale for the arrival of the principal. It basically serves as a reconnaissance. Route selections and surveys, both primary and alternate Support facilities, such as hospitals, police stations, and safe houses Restaurant surveys Hotel surveys Timings and rehearsals
     Co-ordinations with on site security, both government and private. Airport surveys, Building surveys, How to standardize it all to the same operating format

Disarming Techniques
     Knives. Front, rear and side
     Pistol. Front, rear side
     Pistol. Front, rear and side while member of team

Searching/ Handcuffing Techniques
     Wall Search
     Ground Search
     Controlling multiple individuals when alone
     Controlling multiple individuals as part of a team
     Various handcuffing techniques, both normal and improvised
     How to verbally control a potentially hostile situation

Surveillance
    Individual surveillance
 Team surveillance
     Vehicle surveillance
     Static Surveillance

Protective Surveillance
Protective surveillance can be of importance when working with clients whom should not be notified, for whatever reason, of the threat against them. Protective Surveillance missions are the most difficult of all to perform and are highly specialized. How protective surveillance differs from normal surveillance duties Special considerations when running protective surveillance operations

Counter Surveillance
Tactics on foot and in vehicles How to force hostile surveillance into "showing" themselves How to conduct surveillance against hostile surveillance teams

Improvised Explosive Devices
Letter bombs, what they are and how to recognize them Vehicle searches for explosives Aircraft searches for explosives, Building searches

Room Clearing/ Hostage Rescue
Designed to teach the students the basics of clearing and securing buildings. Introduction to room clearing techniques Basics of dynamic entries
     1,2,3,4 & 5 person teams Clearing in limited visibility Clearing under stress
     Tactics & situation awareness Urban & maritime environments
This is the advanced and extreme side of the executive protection industry, aimed around operating in hostile environments.