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At Valantri Training Center, we offer a range of specialized training services to the public for a fee, designed to enhance safety and security awareness. Our elite programs cover various topics, including CPR, safety protocols, gun awareness, and emergency response techniques. Whether you're looking to improve your personal safety skills or gain comprehensive knowledge in lifesaving and tactical operations, Valantri Training Center provides the highest standard of training with our expert instructors.

CPR + First Aide Training

Objective:

Equip participants with essential knowledge and skills to perform CPR, enabling them to respond effectively to cardiac emergencies and save lives.

Course Duration:

8 Hours

Course Cost:

$ 100

Course Outline:

1. Introduction to CPR

Overview of course objectives
Importance of CPR skills
Legal and ethical considerations

2. Basic Life Support (BLS)

Understanding the chain of survival
Techniques for chest compressions and rescue breathing
Use of Automated External Defibrillator (AED)
Hands-on practice and drills

3. CPR for Adults

Proper techniques for chest compressions
Rescue breathing methods
Coordinating CPR with AED use
Practice with adult mannequins

4. CPR for Children and Infants

Differences in CPR techniques for children and infants
Compression depth and rate adjustments
Rescue breathing specific to age groups
Hands-on practice with child and infant mannequins

5. Choking Relief Techniques

Identifying signs of choking
Performing the Heimlich maneuver for adults and children
Back blows and chest thrusts for infants
Practice and role-playing exercises

6. Scenario-Based Training

Realistic scenarios to practice CPR skills
Decision-making and judgment under pressure
Simulated encounters to reinforce learned techniques

7. Communication and Documentation

Effective communication with emergency responders
Documenting the incident and care provided
Legal considerations and reporting requirements

8. Review and Q&A

Recap of key points and techniques
Addressing participant questions and concerns
Additional resources for continued learning

Certification:

Participants will receive a CPR certification upon successful completion of the course, acknowledging their proficiency in the skills and knowledge required for effective emergency response.

Materials Provided:

Course handbook and reference materials
Practice mannequins and AED trainers
Certificate of completion

By the end of the course, participants will be equipped with the skills and confidence to perform CPR, enabling them to respond to cardiac emergencies and potentially save lives.

Basics of Concealed Carry (CCW)

Objective:

Equip participants with the fundamental knowledge and skills necessary to safely and legally carry a concealed firearm for personal protection.

Course Duration:

8 Hours

Course Cost:

$ 100

Course Outline:

1. Introduction to Concealed Carry

Fundamental rules of firearm safety
Safe handling, loading, and unloading of firearms
Proper storage and transport of concealed carry firearms

2. Firearm Safety Basics

Fundamental rules of firearm safety
Safe handling, loading, and unloading of firearms
Proper storage and transport of concealed carry firearms

3. Legal Aspects of CCW

Understanding CCW laws and regulations in your jurisdiction
Permit application process and requirements
Use of force laws and self-defense considerations

4. Firearm Selection for Concealed Carry

Types of firearms suitable for concealed carry
Criteria for selecting the right firearm
Pros and cons of different calibers and models

5. Concealment Methods and Gear

Different types of holsters and their uses
Clothing and accessories for effective concealment
Drawing from concealment and re-holstering techniques

6. Marksmanship and Shooting Techniques

Proper stance, grip, and sight alignment
Trigger control and follow-through
Shooting fundamentals and drills

7. Defensive Shooting Concepts

Shooting under stress and in high-pressure situations
Close-quarters shooting techniques
Engaging multiple targets and moving while shooting

8. Situational Awareness and Avoidance

Developing a defensive mindset
Techniques for recognizing and avoiding potential threats
Enhancing situational awareness in various environments

9. Scenario-Based Training

Realistic scenarios to practice defensive shooting skills
Decision-making and judgment under pressure
Simulated encounters to reinforce learned techniques

10. Firearm Maintenance and Care

Routine cleaning and maintenance procedures
Troubleshooting common firearm issues
Importance of regular practice and skill maintenance

11. Legal Aftermath of a Defensive Shooting

Immediate actions to take after a defensive shooting incident
Interaction with law enforcement and legal representatives
Understanding the legal process and potential consequences

12. Review and Q&A

Recap of key points and techniques
Addressing participant questions and concerns
Additional resources for continued learning

Certification:

Participants will receive a Basics of Concealed Carry (CCW) certification upon successful completion of the course, acknowledging their proficiency in the skills and knowledge required for responsible concealed carry.

Materials Provided:

Course handbook and reference materials
Practice targets and ammunition (if applicable)
Certificate of completion

By the end of the course, participants will be equipped with the foundational skills and confidence to carry a concealed firearm responsibly and effectively for personal protection.

Introduction to Firearms

Objective:

Provide participants with a comprehensive introduction to firearms, covering essential knowledge and skills for safe handling, operation, and maintenance.

Course Duration:

6 Hours

Course Cost:

$ 80

Course Outline:

1. Welcome and Course Objectives

Introduction to the course and its objectives
Importance of firearm safety and responsible ownership

2. Firearm Safety Basics

Fundamental rules of firearm safety
Safe handling and storage of firearms
Identifying and avoiding unsafe practices

3. Types of Firearms

Overview of different types of firearms (handguns, rifles, shotguns)
Basic components and operation of each type
Selecting the right firearm for personal use

4. Understanding Ammunition

Types of ammunition and their components
Proper storage and handling of ammunition
Identifying appropriate ammunition for different firearms

5. Firearm Operation

Loading and unloading procedures
Basic shooting mechanics (stance, grip, sight alignment, trigger control)
Safe and effective use of firearm controls (safeties, magazines, slides, etc.)

6. Marksmanship Fundamentals

Proper stance and grip techniques
Aiming, sight alignment, and sight picture
Trigger control and follow-through
Practice drills for improving accuracy

7. Cleaning and Maintenance

Importance of regular firearm maintenance
Step-by-step cleaning procedures
Lubrication and storage tips

8. Legal and Ethical Considerations

Overview of firearm laws and regulations
Understanding legal responsibilities and restrictions
Ethical considerations and responsible firearm use

9. Introduction to Defensive Shooting

Basic principles of defensive shooting
Situational awareness and threat assessment
Safe practices for home defense and personal protection

10. Practical Hands-On Training

Live-fire practice session (if applicable)
Dry-fire exercises and drills
Supervised practice to reinforce learned skills

11. Scenario-Based Training

Realistic scenarios to practice safe handling and shooting skills
Decision-making and judgment under controlled conditions
Simulated encounters to reinforce learned techniques

12. Review and Q&A

Recap of key points and techniques
Addressing participant questions and concerns
Additional resources for continued learning

Certification:

Participants will receive an Introduction to Firearms certification upon successful completion of the course, acknowledging their proficiency in the basic skills and knowledge required for safe firearm handling and operation.

Materials Provided:

Course handbook and reference materials
Practice targets and ammunition (if applicable)
Certificate of completion

By the end of the course, participants will be equipped with the foundational skills and knowledge to handle, operate, and maintain firearms safely and responsibly.

Protection in Low Visibility (PILV) Armed Training

Objective:

Equip participants with the skills and knowledge required to operate effectively and safely with firearms in low visibility conditions, enhancing personal protection and situational awareness.

Course Duration:

10 Hours

Course Cost:

$ 120

Course Outline:

1. Introduction to PILV Armed Training

Overview of the course objectives
Importance of training for low visibility conditions with firearms
Common low visibility scenarios and challenges

2. Fundamentals of Low Visibility Operations

Understanding different types of low visibility conditions (night, fog, smoke)
Effects of low visibility on perception and decision-making
Basic principles of operating safely in low visibility

3. Equipment and Gear for Low Visibility

Selection of appropriate gear (flashlights, night vision devices, thermal imaging)
Proper use and maintenance of low visibility equipment
Firearm selection and modification for low visibility operations
Clothing and accessories for enhanced visibility and safety

4. Situational Awareness in Low Visibility

Techniques for maintaining situational awareness
Identifying and assessing potential threats
Enhancing auditory and tactile senses to compensate for reduced visibility

5. Movement and Navigation Techniques

Safe movement strategies in low visibility conditions
Use of cover and concealment
Navigational aids and methods for maintaining orientation

6. Defensive Tactics in Low Visibility

Adjusting defensive techniques for low visibility environments
Close-quarters combat skills in low visibility
Engaging targets with limited visibility

7. Firearm Handling and Marksmanship

Adjusting shooting techniques for low visibility
Aiming and firing with reduced visual cues
Training drills for improving low visibility marksmanship

8. Use of Flashlights and Illumination Tools

Tactical use of handheld and weapon-mounted flashlights
Techniques for minimizing visibility to adversaries
Coordinating illumination with movement and engagement

9. Scenario-Based Training

Realistic scenarios to practice skills in low visibility
Decision-making and judgment under reduced visibility
Simulated encounters to reinforce learned techniques

10. Communication in Low Visibility

Effective verbal and non-verbal communication techniques
Coordinating with team members and responders
Use of signaling devices and methods

11. Mental Preparedness and Stress Management

Developing a defensive mindset for low visibility conditions
Techniques for managing stress and fear
Psychological preparation for operating in challenging environments

12. Legal and Ethical Considerations

Understanding the legal implications of using firearms in low visibility
Ethical considerations and responsible firearm use
Post-incident procedures and interaction with law enforcement

13. Review and Q&A

Recap of key points and techniques
Addressing participant questions and concerns
Additional resources for continued learning

Certification:

Participants will receive a Protection in Low Visibility (PILV) Armed certification upon successful completion of the course, acknowledging their proficiency in operating safely and effectively with firearms in low visibility conditions.

Materials Provided:

Course handbook and reference materials
Practice targets and equipment (if applicable)
Certificate of completion

By the end of the course, participants will be equipped with the skills and confidence to navigate and operate safely with firearms in low visibility conditions, ensuring personal protection and enhanced situational awareness.

Protection in Low Visibility (PILV) Training

Objective:

Equip participants with the skills and knowledge required to operate effectively and safely in low visibility conditions, enhancing personal protection and situational awareness.

Course Duration:

8 Hours

Course Cost:

$ 100

Course Outline:

1. Introduction to PILV

Overview of the course objectives
Importance of training for low visibility conditions
Common low visibility scenarios and challenges

2. Fundamentals of Low Visibility Operations

Understanding different types of low visibility conditions (night, fog, smoke)
Effects of low visibility on perception and decision-making
Basic principles of operating safely in low visibility

3. Equipment and Gear for Low Visibility

Selection of appropriate gear (flashlights, night vision devices, thermal imaging)
Proper use and maintenance of low visibility equipment
Clothing and accessories for enhanced visibility and safety

4. Situational Awareness in Low Visibility

Techniques for maintaining situational awareness
Identifying and assessing potential threats
Enhancing auditory and tactile senses to compensate for reduced visibility

5. Movement and Navigation Techniques

Safe movement strategies in low visibility conditions
Use of cover and concealment
Navigational aids and methods for maintaining orientation

6. Defensive Tactics in Low Visibility

Adjusting defensive techniques for low visibility environments
Close-quarters combat skills in low visibility
Engaging targets with limited visibility

7. Use of Flashlights and Illumination Tools

Tactical use of handheld and weapon-mounted flashlights
Techniques for minimizing visibility to adversaries
Coordinating illumination with movement and engagement

8. Firearm Handling and Marksmanship

Adjusting shooting techniques for low visibility
Aiming and firing with reduced visual cues
Training drills for improving low visibility marksmanship

9. Scenario-Based Training

Realistic scenarios to practice skills in low visibility
Decision-making and judgment under reduced visibility
Simulated encounters to reinforce learned techniques

10. Communication in Low Visibility

Effective verbal and non-verbal communication techniques
Coordinating with team members and responders
Use of signaling devices and methods

11. Mental Preparedness and Stress Management

Developing a defensive mindset for low visibility conditions
Techniques for managing stress and fear
Psychological preparation for operating in challenging environments

12. Review and Q&A

Recap of key points and techniques
Addressing participant questions and concerns
Additional resources for continued learning

Certification:

Participants will receive a Protection in Low Visibility (PILV) certification upon successful completion of the course, acknowledging their proficiency in operating safely and effectively in low visibility conditions.

Materials Provided:

- Course handbook and reference materials
- Practice targets and equipment (if applicable)
- Certificate of completion
By the end of the course, participants will be equipped with the skills and confidence to navigate and operate safely in low visibility conditions, ensuring personal protection and enhanced situational awareness.

Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) Training

Objective:

Provide participants with comprehensive knowledge and practical skills necessary to safely and legally carry a concealed firearm for personal protection.

Course Duration:

8 Hours

Course Outline:

1. Introduction to CCW

Overview of the course objectives
Importance of responsible firearm ownership
Legal and ethical considerations

2. Firearm Safety Basics

Fundamental rules of firearm safety
Safe handling, loading, and unloading of firearms
Proper storage and transport of firearms

3. Legal Aspects of CCW

Understanding CCW laws and regulations in your jurisdiction
Permit application process and requirements
Use of force laws and self-defense considerations

4. Firearm Fundamentals

Types of firearms suitable for concealed carry
Basic firearm components and operation
Selecting the right firearm for personal use

5. Marksmanship and Shooting Techniques

Proper stance, grip, and sight alignment
Trigger control and follow-through
Shooting fundamentals and drills

6. Concealment Methods and Gear

Different types of holsters and their uses
Clothing and accessories for effective concealment
Drawing from concealment and re-holstering techniques

7. Defensive Shooting Concepts

Shooting under stress and in high-pressure situations
Close-quarters shooting techniques
Engaging multiple targets and moving while shooting

8. Scenario-Based Training

Realistic scenarios to practice defensive shooting skills
Decision-making and judgment under pressure
Simulated encounters to reinforce learned techniques

9. Firearm Maintenance and Care

Routine cleaning and maintenance procedures
Troubleshooting common firearm issues
Importance of regular practice and skill maintenance

10. Mindset and Situational Awareness

Developing a defensive mindset
Enhancing situational awareness and threat assessment
De-escalation techniques and avoiding conflicts

11. Legal Aftermath of a Defensive Shooting

Immediate actions to take after a defensive shooting incident
Interaction with law enforcement and legal representatives
Understanding the legal process and potential consequences

12. Review and Q&A

Recap of key points and techniques
Addressing participant questions and concerns
Additional resources for continued learning

Certification:

Participants will receive a CCW Training certification upon successful completion of the course, acknowledging their proficiency in the skills and knowledge required for responsible concealed carry.

Materials Provided:

Course handbook and reference materials
Practice targets and ammunition (if applicable)
Certificate of completion

By the end of the course, participants will be equipped with the necessary skills, knowledge, and confidence to carry a concealed firearm responsibly and effectively for personal protection.

Stop the Bleed

Objective:

Equip participants with the knowledge and skills to effectively control bleeding in emergency situations, potentially saving lives before professional medical help arrives.

Course Duration:

4 Hours

Course Cost:

$ 40

Course Outline:

1. Introduction to Bleeding Control

Importance of immediate action
Overview of the course objectives
Understanding different types of bleeding (arterial, venous, capillary)

2. Safety and Scene Assessment

Ensuring personal safety and the safety of others
Assessing the scene for potential hazards
Prioritizing actions based on the situation

3. Basics of Bleeding Control

Identifying life-threatening bleeding
Basic principles of bleeding control
The “ABC” approach: Alert, Bleeding, Compression

4. Applying Pressure

Direct pressure techniques
Proper hand placement and pressure application
Use of gauze and dressings to control bleeding

5. Wound Packing

When and how to pack a wound
Materials and methods for effective wound packing
Hands-on practice with simulated wounds

6. Tourniquet Application

When to use a tourniquet
Types of tourniquets and their application
Proper placement and tightening
Practice scenarios using tourniquets

7. Improvised Bleeding Control

Using available materials to control bleeding
Creating improvised tourniquets and dressings
Real-life examples and practical tips

8. Special Situations

Controlling bleeding in challenging locations (e.g., neck, groin)
Managing multiple casualties
Working in low-light or confined environments

9. Post-Bleeding Control Care

Monitoring the victim until help arrives
Recognizing signs of shock and how to manage them
Communicating effectively with emergency responders

10. Scenario-Based Practice

Hands-on practice with realistic scenarios
Applying learned techniques in various simulated emergency situations
Peer and instructor feedback to improve skills

11. Review and Q&A

Recap of key points and techniques
Addressing participant questions and concerns
Additional resources for continued learning

Certification:

Participants will receive a "Stop the Bleed" certification upon successful completion of the course, acknowledging their proficiency in bleeding control techniques.

Materials Provided:

Course handbook and reference materials
Practice gauze, dressings, and tourniquets
Certificate of completion

By the end of the course, participants will be confident and capable of taking immediate action to control bleeding, potentially saving lives in critical situations.