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Armorer

Course Description: A gun you clean and inspect regularly won't let you down when you need it. At Armorer you will learn to disassemble, clean and inspect both a pistol and a rifle, and replace the parts that wear out first. Armorer is a one-day basic armorer course focused on Glock pistols and AR15-platform rifles. After an introductory session on firearm design and safe handling before disassembly, you will strip a Glock down to its individual parts and learn to clean it, lubricate it and replace parts, and you will find out what replacing sights and the trigger assembly involves. We will also briefly cover armorer and user information for other common firearms, such as the AK, SA58, CZ P10, Scorpion EVO, BREN and shotguns. Then comes the AR15: the difference between direct impingement and piston systems, detailed disassembly, spotting wear, replacing parts, mounting sights and suppressor maintenance. The instructor will also show you more complex repairs with special tools and point out the pitfalls that can damage a gun beyond repair. If you need to replace something on your AR15, such as the trigger or the end plate sling mount, you can do it right at the course by arrangement. We have training guns ready. If you have your own Glock or AR15, you can bring them and work on your own. We provide cleaning supplies, but you are welcome to bring your own. We never have more than 8 students per instructor, so everyone gets real attention and we correct mistakes carefully. Over 300 students have completed this course. Choose a date in the calendar below. Who Is This Course For: For anyone who owns or works with a gun and wants to understand how it works inside and handle routine maintenance and basic servicing on their own. You don't need any previous course or disassembly experience. Glock pistol and AR15 rifle owners will get the most out of the course. What You Will Learn: After the course you understand firearm design and the function of its parts. You can disassemble, clean, lubricate, replace parts on and reassemble a Glock pistol. You know what replacing sights and the trigger assembly involves, and you know the specifics of other common firearms. You can thoroughly disassemble an AR15 rifle, spot wear on it, clean it and replace the user-serviceable parts. And you know how to care for a suppressor. Contents: Basic theory of firearm design and the function of individual components, safe handling before disassembly. Glock pistol: complete disassembly down to individual parts, cleaning and lubrication, replacing parts and components, information on replacing and initially zeroing sights, replacing and modifying the trigger assembly, reassembly. AR15 rifle: the difference between direct impingement and piston systems, detailed disassembly, spotting operational wear and faults, cleaning and lubrication, user-serviceable parts, demonstration of more complex replacements and repairs with special tools and pitfalls that can damage a gun beyond repair, option to replace a part on your own rifle by arrangement with the instructor (e.g. trigger assembly or end plate), mounting and zeroing iron sights and optics. Suppressor use and maintenance. Brief armorer and user information on other firearms such as the AK, SA58, CZ P10, CZ Scorpion EVO, CZ BREN, and pump-action and semi-automatic shotguns. Required Equipment: Comfortable clothing suitable for working with dirty gun parts and comfortable shoes, protective glasses and writing materials. Weapon: We will provide you with our training guns. If you own a Glock pistol or an AR15-type semi-automatic rifle, you can bring them and complete the course with your own guns. You can also bring your own cleaning tools and supplies if you'd rather not clean and lubricate your guns with the products we provide. Firearms and the Law: You do not need a firearms license, background check or criminal record extract to attend this course. Our instructor will hand you the weapon and you will work with it under his constant supervision. Czech law sets no fixed minimum age, but a minor participant must be reasonably mature, both mentally and physically. We do not recommend registering children under 15 for a course this intensive. There is no restriction on the barrel length of semi-automatic rifles, and high-capacity magazines are allowed. Suppressors and weapon-mounted lasers and lights are legal in the Czech Republic. If you hold a European Firearms Pass (EFP) with your firearm listed in it, you may temporarily bring it to the Czech Republic and use it for training. Under Czech law it is enough to prove the purpose of your visit, for example with your course booking or another document confirming the reason for your trip. An official invitation is not required by law. The EFP also covers carrying an amount of ammunition that matches the purpose of the trip, for example for a competition or training. Please note that transit countries or your airline may apply their own limits or requirements. If you plan to travel through several countries or by air, contact us and we will help you prepare any documents you may need, such as an invitation. Timing: Class starts at 9:00 am. Please arrive at the venue no later than 8:30–8:45 am. The course usually ends around 6:00 pm, with a 30-minute lunch break during the day. Venue: We run our courses at various locations across the Czech Republic. You will find the exact venue for each date in the calendar, just click on the date. For multi-day courses that use more than one location, all venues are listed there. Please check the venue carefully before booking. The same course often runs at different locations on different dates. Every now and then a student books a date expecting it to be at our home base, the Oleško shooting range, only to find out on the day that the course is taking place in Moravia, some 300 km away. To avoid this, always click on the date before booking and check where that particular date takes place. Language: Czech with English translation available. Accommodation and Food: Accommodation is not included in the course fee, each participant arranges and pays for it themselves. There is a 30-minute lunch break, so bring food that doesn't need cooking or ordering, such as an Adventure Menu type ration, an MRE or food from home, and enough to drink for the whole day. Where to Go Next: Most Armorer graduates have already completed the basic shooting courses, so they continue with the higher levels of the Dynamic Pistol and Dynamic Rifle series, where you take the gun you now know inside out further in shooting on the move, from various positions and behind cover. If you are just starting out with shooting, the right start for you is Dynamic Pistol 1, where you will learn safe handling, aimed fire, drawing and clearing malfunctions, and for AR15 owners Dynamic Rifle 1, with dry practice, aimed fire from prone, kneeling and standing, and clearing malfunctions. Have a Question? You will find answers to the most common questions in our Questions and Answers section. Didn't find what you were looking for? Write or call us using any of our contacts, we will be happy to help. Got everything you need? Choose a date below and don't forget to check where your chosen date takes place.

Crisis Communication

Course Description: A person on the railing of a bridge, a neighbor attacking his family, or a burglar who has locked himself in with your children in their room. You can end up in a situation like this by chance and be there before the police. Every word you say matters. Crisis Communication teaches you not to make the situation worse, to keep it calm and to buy time until the professionals arrive. Crisis Communication is a two-day course for individuals. It is not negotiation training for tactical units, but about how to handle a tense situation you find yourself in on your own and unexpectedly. The goal is to calm the situation down, or at least keep it under control until the police and a professional negotiator arrive. You spend the first day in the classroom. You will cover the principles of de-escalation and crisis communication, lots of practical advice and analysis of videos of real incidents, and try your first short scenarios. The second day is scenario after scenario: a person who wants to jump off a bridge or out of a window, someone who wants to hurt themselves or their family, or a burglar who has barricaded himself in a room with your children. Each time one of you negotiates and the others watch, listen and take notes, so you learn from every scenario, not just your own. The course is led by a former member of URNA, the Czech police counter-terrorism unit, who among other things served as the chief coordinator and methodologist of Czech police negotiators. We never have more than 8 students per instructor, so everyone gets to try several scenarios and we go over each one with you in detail. Choose a date in the calendar below. Who Is This Course For: For anyone who may end up in a situation where they need to talk to a person in crisis: parents, teachers, healthcare workers, security personnel, police officers and anyone who wants to be prepared. You don't need any previous experience. Because of how demanding the scenarios are, the course is open only to participants over 18. What You Will Learn: After two days you know how to behave and speak in a crisis so that you don't make it worse. You can establish contact with a person in crisis, buy time and keep the situation stable until the police arrive. You know the basic principles of de-escalation and which phrases and mistakes to avoid. And you have worked through a series of scenarios that you either led yourself or watched and analyzed. Contents: Principles of crisis communication and de-escalation, the difference between crisis communication and police negotiation, establishing contact and active listening, buying time and stabilizing the situation, the most common mistakes, analysis of videos of real incidents, communicating with a person who is a danger to themselves, with a violent person and with an offender holding a hostage, handing the situation over to the police, scenarios with debriefs. Required Equipment: Day 1: writing materials. The training takes place in a heated classroom, so ordinary comfortable clothing is fine. Day 2: writing materials, and clothing and footwear suited to the current weather and outdoor temperatures. The scenarios take place in an unheated training area. Timing: Class starts at 9:00 am. Please arrive at the venue no later than 8:30–8:45 am. The course usually ends around 6:00 pm, with a 30-minute lunch break during the day. Venue: We run our courses at various locations across the Czech Republic. You will find the exact venue for each date in the calendar, just click on the date. For multi-day courses that use more than one location, all venues are listed there. Please check the venue carefully before booking. The same course often runs at different locations on different dates. Every now and then a student books a date expecting it to be at our home base, the Oleško shooting range, only to find out on the day that the course is taking place in Moravia, some 300 km away. To avoid this, always click on the date before booking and check where that particular date takes place. Language: Czech with English translation available. The lectures and theory are translated into English, and for English-speaking participants the scenarios are run directly in English. Accommodation and Food: Accommodation is not included in the course fee, each participant arranges and pays for it themselves. There is a 30-minute lunch break, so bring food that doesn't need cooking or ordering, such as an Adventure Menu type ration, an MRE or food from home, and enough to drink for the whole day. Where to Go Next: If a situation escalates into an attack, Active Shooter Civilian prepares you for how to act during an attack by an armed offender. Home Defense focuses on protecting your home and family, and we train decision-making about the use of force, from words through pepper spray to a firearm, at Self-defense Scenarios. And because injuries can happen even with the best communication, our one-day First Responder course is a good fit too. Have a Question? You will find answers to the most common questions in our Questions and Answers section. Didn't find what you were looking for? Write or call us using any of our contacts, we will be happy to help. Got everything you need? Choose a date below and don't forget to check where your chosen date takes place.

Introduction to defensive shooting

Course Description: Before you start carrying a gun for self-defense, you should know what a bullet can do beyond the target and what the law will expect of you if you use your gun. That's exactly what we cover in one day in the classroom. Introduction to Defensive Shooting is a one-day theory course on the safe and effective use of a firearm in self-defense. We start with the principles of safe handling and choosing a gun for defense and everyday carry compared to sport use. We cover accessories such as a red dot, a flashlight, a holster or a sling, how to carry a gun and how to store it safely at home. Then we look at the effects of firearms and ammunition, range, ricochets and penetration through various obstacles. The instructors go over self-defense, necessity and your obligations after using a gun under Czech law, including real cases and their legal consequences. We cover conflict theory, from prevention and de-escalation through the use of means other than a firearm to tactical principles. Finally comes first aid for gunshot wounds and everyday carry gear. You don't need a gun or a firearms license. Comfortable clothing and writing materials are all you need. Choose a date in the calendar below. Who Is This Course For: For those who already have a firearms license and carry or want to carry a gun for self-defense, and for those who are only considering a license and want to know what it involves. You don't need any previous shooting experience or courses. If you want to start shooting right away, begin with Dynamic Pistol 1; this course is purely theoretical. What You Will Learn: After the course you know the principles of safe gun handling and what to look for when choosing a gun and accessories for defense and everyday carry. You know how to carry a gun and store it safely at home. You understand ammunition effects, range, ricochets and penetration. You know the rules of self-defense and necessity and your obligations after using a gun. You have an idea of how to prevent or calm a conflict, and you know how to give first aid for a gunshot wound. Contents: The entire course takes place in the classroom and includes about 8 hours of theory. Principles of safe handling and use of a firearm, choosing a suitable gun for defense, everyday carry and tactical use compared to sport use, choosing accessories for carry and training (red dot, flashlight, holsters, slings). Effects of handguns and long guns and their ammunition, range, the risks of ricochets and penetration through various obstacles, proper carry and storage of a gun at home and elsewhere. The legal framework of self-defense, necessity and legal obligations after using a firearm under Czech law, including analysis of real cases and their legal consequences. Conflict theory, from prevention and de-escalation through the use of weapons other than firearms to tactical principles for handling a situation with a firearm. First aid for gunshot wounds and suitable everyday carry gear. Required Equipment: Comfortable civilian clothing and footwear for the classroom, and writing materials. Firearms and the Law: You don't need a firearms license or your own gun to attend this course. Timing: Class starts at 9:00 am. Please arrive at the venue no later than 8:30–8:45 am. The course usually ends around 6:00 pm, with a 30-minute lunch break during the day. Venue: We run our courses at various locations across the Czech Republic. You will find the exact venue for each date in the calendar, just click on the date. For multi-day courses that use more than one location, all venues are listed there. Please check the venue carefully before booking. The same course often runs at different locations on different dates. Every now and then a student books a date expecting it to be at our home base, the Oleško shooting range, only to find out on the day that the course is taking place in Moravia, some 300 km away. To avoid this, always click on the date before booking and check where that particular date takes place. Language: Czech with English translation available. Accommodation and Food: Accommodation is not included in the course fee, each participant arranges and pays for it themselves. There is a 30-minute lunch break, so bring food that doesn't need cooking or ordering, such as an Adventure Menu type ration, an MRE or food from home, and enough to drink for the whole day. Where to Go Next: You can put the theory into practice at Dynamic Pistol 1, where you will learn to shoot a pistol safely and accurately and draw from the holster. If you already carry a gun, you can continue with Self-defense Scenarios, where you test your decisions about using a gun in scenarios. If protecting your family is on your mind, go for Home Defense, where you will learn to move through an apartment and down a hallway with a handgun and barricade your home, and practice it all in scenarios with FX Simunition weapons. And because first aid for gunshot wounds is just as much a part of defense as the gun, you can practice it hands-on at our one-day First Responder course. Have a Question? You will find answers to the most common questions in our Questions and Answers section. Didn't find what you were looking for? Write or call us using any of our contacts, we will be happy to help. Online Video Course: On our YouTube channel you can watch the free Tactical Pistol video course, which has over 390,000 views. This course is theoretical, but in the video you will see our instructors at work and the practical pistol shooting fundamentals that await you at Dynamic Pistol 1. Please note that the video is in Czech. Got everything you need? Choose a date below and don't forget to check where your chosen date takes place.

Survival

Course Description: You can bring a sleeping bag to the Survival course, but it will almost certainly stay in the car. For four days straight you will learn to get by in nature with minimal gear and what you find around you. Survival is a four-day hands-on training course in survival in harsh natural conditions. It prepares you for the moment when an accident, getting lost or a natural disaster leaves you cut off from civilization. We start with setting priorities, meaning what to deal with first and what can wait. Then you will learn to choose a site and build a shelter from natural materials, start a fire with emergency means and keep it going, find and purify water, and get basic food. On top of that come navigating in the field without modern aids and with a map and compass, signaling and calling for help, and managing your energy to prevent hypothermia or overheating. Everything takes place in real terrain, and the training runs day and night, more than 80 hours in total. Overnight stay, food, training aids and a well-equipped survival kit are all included in the price. We never have more than 8 students per instructor, so everyone gets real attention and you're never left on your own. Choose a date in the calendar below. Who Is This Course For: For anyone who spends time in nature and wants to be prepared even when something goes wrong: hikers, hunters, travelers and members of the armed forces. You don't need any previous experience or courses. But expect four days of intensive non-stop training in real terrain. What You Will Learn: After four days you know what takes priority in a survival situation in nature. You can choose a site and build an improvised shelter, start a fire with emergency means and keep it going, find and purify water, and get basic food. You can navigate in the field without modern aids and with a map and compass, and you know how to call for help. And you can manage your energy so that you don't get hypothermia or overheat. Contents: Basic survival principles and setting priorities (protection, water, fire, navigation), choosing a suitable shelter site, building improvised shelters from natural materials, starting a fire with emergency means and keeping it going, finding and purifying water in the field, basics of food procurement, navigation without modern aids, map and compass work, signaling and calling for help, energy management and preventing hypothermia or overheating, practical exercises in real terrain. Required Equipment: A larger outdoor knife, a pocket knife, a mess tin, a spoon, a mug (preferably metal), two sturdy PET bottles, about 15 meters of strong cord (it may get destroyed), quality outdoor clothing and sturdy footwear (a waterproof jacket is useful, but we don't recommend synthetic clothing because you'll be near the fire), work gloves and writing materials. Also personal everyday items (for example contact lenses and accessories, or medication if you take it regularly), toilet paper, tick repellent, optionally a tarp or other waterproof sheet, two condoms (preferably non-lubricated) and two menstrual tampons (large, if possible). The fact that you don't see a sleeping bag on the list is not an oversight. You can bring one, but you almost certainly won't use it, and it will stay in the car only for a truly extraordinary situation such as a windstorm or severe frost. Various training aids and a well-equipped survival kit are included in the course fee. Timing: Class starts at 9:00 am. Please arrive at the venue no later than 8:30–8:45 am. The course usually ends around 3:00 pm on the fourth day. It is four full days of non-stop training, more than 80 hours in total. Venue: We run our courses at various locations across the Czech Republic. You will find the exact venue for each date in the calendar, just click on the date. For multi-day courses that use more than one location, all venues are listed there. Please check the venue carefully before booking. The same course often runs at different locations on different dates. Every now and then a student books a date expecting it to be at our home base, the Oleško shooting range, only to find out on the day that the course is taking place in Moravia, some 300 km away. To avoid this, always click on the date before booking and check where that particular date takes place. Language: Czech with English translation available. Accommodation and Food: All-inclusive overnight stay and food for the entire course are included in the course fee. The training runs non-stop in the field, so you don't need to arrange accommodation. Where to Go Next: If you want to expand your fieldcraft, you can continue with Tactical Tracker, where you will learn to recognize and follow human tracks in nature, determine their age and track in low light and as a team. FATALE teaches you to give first aid with improvised equipment or a minimum of medical supplies, which is just as useful away from civilization as fire and water. And if you carry a first aid kit into the outdoors, our one-day First Responder course will teach you how to really use it. Have a Question? You will find answers to the most common questions in our Questions and Answers section. Didn't find what you were looking for? Write or call us using any of our contacts, we will be happy to help. Got everything you need? Choose a date below and don't forget to check where your chosen date takes place.

Tactical Driving

Course Description: How your car behaves under full braking or when swerving hard to avoid an obstacle is something better learned on a closed course under an instructor's supervision than for the first time on the road. Tactical Driving is a one-day course in vehicle control in civilian, tactical and duty conditions. We start with the theory of vehicle dynamics and weight transfer and correct steering and braking technique. Then comes threshold braking and braking with obstacle avoidance, for example when the traffic in front of you suddenly stops and the only space left is in the next lane. You will also learn to avoid a car braking hard in front of you, for example when someone is trying to brake-check you, by moving into the next lane and back. You train awareness and quick decision-making by driving right behind the instructor's car, which drops cones you have to avoid. Then comes a 180-degree turn known as the J-turn, and depending on the condition of the vehicles, a handbrake turn. You will also learn to take over the wheel from the passenger seat when the driver is no longer able to drive, whether after being hit by gunfire or an explosion, or because of a heart attack. Finally, we add a bit of tactics: how to maneuver quickly with one or more cars and how to turn around on a narrow road with as few steering movements as possible. You train in our training vehicles. You can also take the course with your own car, in which case the course fee is lower. We never have more than 8 students per instructor, so everyone gets real attention. Choose a date in the calendar below. Who Is This Course For: For civilian drivers who want to keep their car under control even in an unexpected situation, and for members of security services and protective teams who need more than everyday driving experience. All you need is a driver's license and ordinary driving experience; no previous course is required. What You Will Learn: After the course you understand how a vehicle's weight transfers during braking and cornering, and you know how to steer and brake correctly. You can perform threshold braking, brake while avoiding an obstacle, and move into the next lane and back when someone brakes hard in front of you. You react quickly to a sudden obstacle and can take over the wheel from the passenger seat if the driver is incapacitated. You can perform a J-turn, and you know how to turn around on a narrow road as quickly as possible and how to maneuver with one or more vehicles. Contents: Theory of vehicle dynamics and weight transfer, correct steering and brake pedal technique, threshold braking, braking with an evasive maneuver when traffic suddenly stops, avoiding a hard-braking vehicle by moving into the next lane and back, awareness and reaction drills with obstacles dropped from the vehicle in front of you, 180-degree turn (J-turn), handbrake turn depending on the condition of the vehicles, taking over the wheel from the passenger seat when the driver is incapacitated, tactical maneuvering with one or more vehicles, turning around on a narrow road with as few moves as possible (three-point turn). Required Equipment: Civilian, outdoor or tactical clothing and footwear suited to the current weather and outdoor temperatures (it is usually very windy at the airfield). If you have one, you can bring a racing or motorcycle helmet. We will provide our training vehicles for the course. You can also take the course with your own vehicle, in which case the course fee is lower. But be aware that the car will need a service visit after the course for maintenance and replacement of heavily worn parts. Driving Courses and the Law: The training takes place on a closed course off public roads. To take part, you need a valid category B driver's license (or equivalent), and it doesn't matter whether you are a citizen of the Czech Republic, another EU country or a country outside the EU. Timing: Class starts at 9:00 am. Please arrive at the venue no later than 8:30–8:45 am. The course usually ends around 6:00 pm, with a 30-minute lunch break during the day. Venue: We run our courses at various locations across the Czech Republic. You will find the exact venue for each date in the calendar, just click on the date. For multi-day courses that use more than one location, all venues are listed there. Please check the venue carefully before booking. The same course often runs at different locations on different dates. Every now and then a student books a date expecting it to be at our home base, the Oleško shooting range, only to find out on the day that the course is taking place in Moravia, some 300 km away. To avoid this, always click on the date before booking and check where that particular date takes place. Language: Czech with English translation available. Accommodation and Food: Accommodation is not included in the course fee, each participant arranges and pays for it themselves. There is a 30-minute lunch break, so bring food that doesn't need cooking or ordering, such as an Adventure Menu type ration, an MRE or food from home, and enough to drink for the whole day. Where to Go Next: The direct follow-up is Tactical Driving Advanced, where you will learn contact driving, pushing vehicles, breaking out of a vehicle block and ramming through a barricade. If you need driving skills for close protection, continue with Personal Security Detail, which adds convoy organization and management and tactical driver training in a hostile environment, or with Close Protection, with motorcade driving and driver training in an urban environment. Have a Question? You will find answers to the most common questions in our Questions and Answers section. Didn't find what you were looking for? Write or call us using any of our contacts, we will be happy to help. Got everything you need? Choose a date below and don't forget to check where your chosen date takes place.

Tactical Driving Advanced

Course Description: For most drivers, contact with another car means an accident. At Tactical Driving Advanced you will learn to use controlled contact as a tool: to ram through a vehicle blocking your way and to stop a fleeing car with a PIT maneuver. Tactical Driving Advanced is a one-day course in contact and offensive driving. We start with theory and how to use a vehicle as a mass you can work with. Then comes the practical part: pushing a disabled vehicle in front of or behind you out of a danger zone, controlled contact with another vehicle, the PIT maneuver and defending against it, breaking out of a vehicle block and ramming through a light barricade with your own car or using another vehicle. Finally, you bring the individual maneuvers together and try them in crisis situations where you have to decide quickly without losing control of the car. We put the emphasis on safety, timing and understanding where the limits of the vehicle and the driver lie. You train in our training vehicles, so you don't have to risk your own car. We never have more than 8 students per instructor, so everyone gets real attention and we go over every run with you. Choose a date in the calendar below. Who Is This Course For: For protective team drivers, members of security services and experienced civilian drivers who want to master situations where a vehicle has to be used to actively clear the way. Ideally, you should have completed Tactical Driving, where you gain confidence in braking, evasive driving and maneuvering, which this course builds on. What You Will Learn: After the course you understand the principles of contact driving and know how to use a vehicle's mass tactically. You can push a disabled car out of a danger zone in front of or behind you, perform controlled contact and a PIT maneuver and defend against it. You can break out of a vehicle block and ram through a light barricade with your own vehicle or another one. And you can combine these maneuvers and use them under pressure. Contents: Basic theory of contact and offensive driving, tactical use of vehicle mass, pushing a disabled vehicle in front of or behind you out of a danger zone, controlled contact techniques, the PIT maneuver and defending against it, breaking out of a vehicle block, ramming through a light barricade with your own vehicle, using another vehicle to break through an obstacle, combined maneuvers focused on maintaining mobility under pressure, crisis scenario drills using contact driving. Required Equipment: Civilian, outdoor or tactical clothing and footwear suited to the current weather and outdoor temperatures (it is usually very windy at the airfield). If you have one, you can bring a racing or motorcycle helmet. We will provide our training vehicles for the course. Driving Courses and the Law: The training takes place on a closed course off public roads. To take part, you need a valid category B driver's license (or equivalent), and it doesn't matter whether you are a citizen of the Czech Republic, another EU country or a country outside the EU. Timing: Class starts at 9:00 am. Please arrive at the venue no later than 8:30–8:45 am. The course usually ends around 6:00 pm, with a 30-minute lunch break during the day. Venue: We run our courses at various locations across the Czech Republic. You will find the exact venue for each date in the calendar, just click on the date. For multi-day courses that use more than one location, all venues are listed there. Please check the venue carefully before booking. The same course often runs at different locations on different dates. Every now and then a student books a date expecting it to be at our home base, the Oleško shooting range, only to find out on the day that the course is taking place in Moravia, some 300 km away. To avoid this, always click on the date before booking and check where that particular date takes place. Language: Czech with English translation available. Accommodation and Food: Accommodation is not included in the course fee, each participant arranges and pays for it themselves. There is a 30-minute lunch break, so bring food that doesn't need cooking or ordering, such as an Adventure Menu type ration, an MRE or food from home, and enough to drink for the whole day. Where to Go Next: If you need driving skills for close protection, continue with Personal Security Detail, where convoy organization and management and tactical driver training in a hostile environment are part of a protective team's work in high-risk areas. For protecting a client in a civilian environment there is Close Protection, which includes embussing and debussing vehicles, motorcade driving and driver training in an urban environment. Have a Question? You will find answers to the most common questions in our Questions and Answers section. Didn't find what you were looking for? Write or call us using any of our contacts, we will be happy to help. Got everything you need? Choose a date below and don't forget to check where your chosen date takes place.