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NRA Certified Personal Protection In the Home Instructor Training Requirements

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Here is what you need to know to become an NRA Certified Personal Protection In the Home Instructor

NRA Certified Personal Protection In the Home Instructor



Confrontations with violent criminals inside the home are rare, but they can happen. Responding to a home invasion requires confidence to respond appropriately, knowledge of the relevant laws, and excellent pistol handling skills. This course gives you the skills necessary to teach students how to react to an incident like this and respond in a way that minimizes the danger to their family and stops the threat.

NRA Certified Personal Protection In the Home Instructor Course with GTBR


What You Will Learn


This course teaches you not only skills but also how to confidently and effectively teach those skills to a student. The topics covered include:
Defensive Pistol Skills
Firearms and the Law
Home Safety Strategies
Responding to Violent Confrontation
Selecting a Self-Defense Pistol
Training for Self-Defense

The Prerequisites


This is a more advanced course, so you must already be an NRA Certified Pistol Instructor. If you have not completed the NRA Basic Instructor Training within the last two years, that will also be required for this course. Finally, you also must have completed the NRA Personal Protection In the Home student course which we usually teach in conjunction with the instructor course.

In order to undertake the NRA Certified Personal Protection In the Home Instructor course at GTBR, you need to know the basics of firearm safety and have a measure of proficiency in shooting skills. There is a link below to the pre-course assessment exercises to ensure you have a suitable background in firearms.

What to Expect


This course goes over the skills in the NRA Personal Protection In the Home student course. Then you practice teaching those same skills to other students. This includes classroom role-playing demonstrating safe firearms handling skills with dummy ammunition. You will also practice using other classroom aids and lesson plans to improve your teaching skills.

Range time is part of this course, so be prepared for live-fire exercises practicing the skills taught in the classroom. The course ends with qualification exam testing the skills learned.

You will receive an NRA Basic Personal Protection In The Home Instructor Candidate Packet and NRA Basic Personal Protection In The Home course student packet along with a signed certificate allowing you to teach the NRA Basic Personal Protection In The Home student course.

How You Benefit


Completing the NRA Certified Personal Protection In the Home course will equip you with the skills necessary to teach students how to safely use firearms to defend themselves and their families. It also includes training material to help you teach your own class so that you may help save lives.

This also makes you better equipped to educate your own family in what to do when you are responding to an emergency situation in your own home, improving the skills you learned in the student course.

Completing this course will also give you the certification necessary to qualify for the NRA Personal Protection Outside the Home Instructor course, which will allow you to teach students the knowledge skills and attitude necessary to defend against a violent attacker when not at home.

What do I need to bring and what do I need to know?


  • Defensive Pistol
  • Backup gun (optional)
  • 3 double stack or 5 single stack magazines
  • Strong side hip or appendix holster (quality kydex, or a similar type where the top of the holster remains open)
  • 500 rounds of ammunition (includes both student and instructor courses)
  • Eye and ear protection
  • Weather appropriate clothing
  • Gear that can withstand rigorous use. We will be spending a lot of time coming out of, and going back to, the holster.
  • 3 ring binder and note taking materials
  • Download the information from the links below. You will need to be familiar with this information.

Click to Download:
"PERSONAL PROTECTION INSIDE THE HOME INSTRUCTOR PRE-COURSE ASSESSMENT"


You will also need to CLICK HERE to fill out the required NRA Instructor Training Program Pre-Course Questionnaire prior to your attendance in an NRA Instructor course..
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    During the Basic Instructor Training course candidates will learn NRA policies and procedures; basic public speaking skills; training methodology; use of a training team and training aids; organizing a course, building a budget; and finally preparing to teach. This is an important part of learning to become an NRA Certified Instructor and it is a requirement for all NRA disciplines. Complete information can be found on our NRA Instructor Development page.
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    The NRA Personal Protection Instructor discipline has two parts: NRA Personal Protection Inside the Home and NRA Personal Protection Outside the Home. Both require you to have a current BIT (within the last two years), and be a curret NRA Pistol Instructor.

    In addition, the NRA Personal Protection Inside the Home Instructor certification requires you to have taken the NRA Basics of Personal Protection Inside the home Student course.

    The NRA Personal Protection Outside the Home prerequisites require you to be currently certified as an NRA Personal Protection Inside the Home Instructor and have taken the NRA Basics of Personal Protection Outside the Home Student course.

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    1. I am committed to the safety of my students, and hold that the expected benefit of any training activity must significantly outweigh any known or perceived risk of that activity.
    2. I believe that it is my responsibility to understand not just what I’m teaching, but WHY I’m teaching any technique or concept, or offering specific advice.
    3. I recognize that defensive shooting skills, along with the drills and gear used, are inherently specialized and usually distinct from those of target shooting, competition and hunting endeavors.
    4. I will encourage my students to ask questions about course material, and I will answer them with thorough and objective explanations.
    5. I understand that Integrity and Professionalism are subjective traits and I strive to maintain high levels of both. I am capable of, and willing to, articulate the reasons for the way I conduct my courses and how I interact with students & peers.
    6. I believe that it is valuable to engage my peers in constructive conversation about differences in technique and concept, with the goal of mutual education and evolution.
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