Private Military Contractor (PMC)Training
Looking for a Private Military Contractor (PMC) training program for a protection specialist, in collaboration with the Israeli Tactical School, International Protection Services offers a comprehensive range of Private Military Contractor (PMC) training program.
This unique training's main target is to prepare military/law enforcement individuals and security personnel for defensive operations in a hostile environment (Africa, Central/Southern America, Middle East). The training will provide a maximum of realistic scenarios created by international security experts and enable its participants to acquaint themselves with different weapons or equipment indispensable in high-risk countries. Training provides the most realistic scenarios and allows its participants to get acquainted with various types of weapons or equipment indispensable in high-risk countries. After completing the course, students receive qualifications and skills following the best international practices.
The focus of training to be a PMC lies in proving that you can hold your own and work with a military area team. Many people who undertake the movement have already been in the military and might quickly learn that they don't know everything they need to be a private military contractor. Your training will have explored how to handle various situations and be a team player when faced with threats. Training to be a PMC, especially when completing a WPS program, is often more than just a training course. If you're you're ending the practice with a contractor; you are likely also being vetted at the same time. If you don't make it, there won't be a job for you in the end. Training can vary between companies, but you'll have to complete it, even if you've already put in the effort on a separate course.
If you've been working as a Private Military Contractor but you're ready to change roles, you need the correct training. Although you might have completed extensive training and assessment when you first took on work as a PMC, a private bodyguard's responsibilities and requirements can differ widely. You need to undergo specialist executive protection training if you want to have the skills and knowledge necessary to protect private citizens. Our training programs are specially designed to teach you everything that you need to know about working in executive security protection at Pacific West. Our GI Bill approved tactical training delivers hundreds of hours of education and practical tactics to teach you all the skills you need.
This unique training's main target is to prepare military/law enforcement individuals and security personnel for defensive operations in a hostile environment (Africa, Central/Southern America, Middle East). The training will provide a maximum of realistic scenarios created by international security experts and enable its participants to acquaint themselves with different weapons or equipment indispensable in high-risk countries. Training provides the most realistic scenarios and allows its participants to get acquainted with various types of weapons or equipment indispensable in high-risk countries. After completing the course, students receive qualifications and skills following the best international practices.
The focus of training to be a PMC lies in proving that you can hold your own and work with a military area team. Many people who undertake the movement have already been in the military and might quickly learn that they don't know everything they need to be a private military contractor. Your training will have explored how to handle various situations and be a team player when faced with threats. Training to be a PMC, especially when completing a WPS program, is often more than just a training course. If you're you're ending the practice with a contractor; you are likely also being vetted at the same time. If you don't make it, there won't be a job for you in the end. Training can vary between companies, but you'll have to complete it, even if you've already put in the effort on a separate course.
If you've been working as a Private Military Contractor but you're ready to change roles, you need the correct training. Although you might have completed extensive training and assessment when you first took on work as a PMC, a private bodyguard's responsibilities and requirements can differ widely. You need to undergo specialist executive protection training if you want to have the skills and knowledge necessary to protect private citizens. Our training programs are specially designed to teach you everything that you need to know about working in executive security protection at Pacific West. Our GI Bill approved tactical training delivers hundreds of hours of education and practical tactics to teach you all the skills you need.
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Our training programs:
Executive Protection (EP)Training
High Risk Executive Protection / PSD Agent Training
Close Protection Operative (CPO)Training
Private Military Contractor (PMC)Training
Bodyguard for Celebrity & VIP Protection Training
Close Quarter Battle (CQB) Training
Tactical Pistol / Combined Firearm Training
Counter Terror & Law Enforcement Instructor
Executive Security Driving / Armored Car B6/B7 Training
Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC)
