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Concealed Weapons

NRA Home Safety & Concealed Weapons - The course is designed for you to apply for your Florida Concealed Weapons License. The course will be made up of Home Firearms Safety, Basic Pistol, and Basic Home and Personal Protection courses.

Expected educational results. As a result of completing this course, the student will:

1. Be able to demonstrate the proper and safe use of a firearm.
2. Show proficient, safe and proper firing of a firearm.
3. Be able to apply to the State of Florida for the Concealed Weapons License/Permit.

For more information, contact Pam at 941-363-7203 


 
CRN Dates Day Time Site Fee
35109 5/19 S 9a - 1p LWR $115
35110 6/16 S 9a - 1p BC $115
35111 7/21 S 9a - 1p BC $115
35112 8/4 S 9a - 1p LWR $115

 

Homeland Security - Online - NEW!

Series 1   
Homeland Security & Defense Studies  
Includes CPD 011, 012, 013, & 014  $520 
Series 2   
Strategies for Effective Homeland Security
Includes CPD 011, 022, 023 & 024 $520 
Series 3   
Transnational Terror Studies  
Includes CPD 012, 023, 032 & 033  $520 
Introduction to Homeland Security & Stability  
CPD 011  $140 
Asymmetric Threats to Global Security & Homeland Defense
CPD 012  $140 
Law and Intelligence in Homeland Security & Defense  
CPD 013  $140 
The Interagency and Homeland Security & Defense  
CPD 014  $140 
Immediate Information, Strategic Communications & US Foreign Policy: Their Effects on Homeland Security & Defense
CPD 022  $140 
Comparative Approaches to Homeland Security & Defense  
CPD 023  $140 
The Genesis & Sustainment of Terror Organizations  
CPD 024  $140 
Terror Attacks: Psychological Effects and the Management of Fear  
CPD 032  $140 
Terror Organizations and Their Participation in the Political Process   
CPD 033  $140 


Private Investigator

Private Investigator  Intern CC - Part I - This 24-hour course provides the basic information on becoming a licensed private investigator. Information includes regulation of the industry, department rules, licensing criteria and techniques of investigation. This course qualifies applicants to apply for a private investigator's internship through the Florida Division of Licensing. This class meets the state licensing requirements to earn the Private Investigator Intern license.  (Beginning January 1, 2012, students will have to complete the 40 hours of course work before they can apply to the state for licensure)

 

CRN Dates Day Time Site Fee
35056 6/1-6/3 F,S,Su 8a - 5p BC $235
35057 7/13-7/15 F,S,Su 8a - 5p VC $235
35108 8/3-8/5  F.S,Su  8a - 5p LWR  $235


Private Investigator Intern CC - Part 2 - This course includes advanced field operations and techniques for surveillance; bodyguard and executive protection; trial preparation and courtroom testimony; accident, arson and maritime investigations; and collection and preservation of evidence. This course is required for those applying for licensure as a Florida Private Investigator Intern. This class completes the state licensure for the Private Investigator license. 

CRN Dates Day Time Site Fee
35104 5/19 & 5/20 S,Su 8a - 5p LWR $165
35105 6/16 & 6/17 S,Su 8a - 5p BC $165
35106 7/21 & 7/22 S,Su 8a - 5p VC $165
35107 8/18 & 8/19  S,Su  8a -5p LWR  $165

 

Security Guard

Security Officer Training -  If you answer "yes" to any of the following questions, you will not be able to register for the class.  If you have a question about any of the questions, contact the Department of Agriculture/Division of Licensing to have the staff determine if you are eligible to obtain a license (941-575-5770):

  • Has a court ever adjudicated you incompetent?
  • Have you even been involuntarily placed in a treatment facility for mental illness? 
  • Are you a chronic and habitual user of alcoholic beverages to the extent your normal faculties are impaired?
  • Have you ever been sent to a treatment facility by the Marchman Act.
  • Have you ever been arrested for disorderly Intoxication?
  • Have you been arrested for DUI within the last 3 years?
  • Have you been committed for controlled substance abuse?
  • Have you been found guilty of a crime related to controlled substances within the last 3 years?
  • Have you ever been convicted of a crime?
  • Are you a current or retired law enforcement officer?

  
Security Officer Training - Part I (24-hour)- To qualify for this training, you must be a citizen or resident alien of the United States, be at least 18 and have no felony convictions. Successful completion of this 24-hour course, scheduled once per month over a weekend, enables you to apply for a Class D license. (Beginning January 1, 2012, students will have to complete the 40 hours before applying to the state for licensure)

 

CRN Dates Day Time Site Fee
35036 5/4 - 5/6 F,S,Su 8a - 5p LWR $210
35037 6/1 - 6/3 F,S,Su 8a - 5p VC $210
35038 7/13 - 7/15 F,S,Su 8a - 5p LWR  $210
35039 8/3 - 8/5  F.S,Su 8a -5p VC  $210


Security Officer Training- Part 2 (16-hour)

CRN Dates Day Time Site Fee
35040 5/19 & 5/20 S,Su 8a - 5p LWR $140
35041 6/16 & 6/17 S,Su 8a - 5p VC $140
35042 7/21 & 7/22  S,Su 8a - 5p LWR  $140
35054 8/18 & 8/19  S,Su 8a - 5p VC  $140

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BC = SCF Bradenton, 5840 26th St. W., Bradenton
LWR = SCF Lakewood Ranch, 7131 Professional Pkwy, E., Sarasota 
VC = SCF Venice, 8000 S. Tamiami Tr., Venice 
TSI = Traffic Safety Institute, Main St. Plaza, 1991 Main St., Ste. 123, Sarasota, Next to Hollywood 20

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For more information, or to register call: 941-752-5203, 941-363-7203, 941-408-1412

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