Executive Protection & Tactical Training

[@HighThreatTraining]

TA is a no-go for non-credit courses in our region. You can still use GI Bill while active. I believe you have to have more than 3 years in. Your command would have to approve your leave which we facilitate by providing you a letter.

[@RallyPointLLC]

I just watched your video and was quite impressed by the video and your course curriculum. Looks like you guys are offering a lot of really high-speed, low-drag training. Well done. I am especially impressed that you are GI Bill approved. Well done. I wish you continued success in all of your efforts.

[@HighThreatTraining]

Thanks! Amazing what you can do with an IPhone. This was some video clips of our first HTPS course. The course gets better every time we run it, you guys should check it out

[@danmendez86]

Do most attendees come through independently or are they usually sponsored by an employer? What is the response from executive protection employers in regards to your HTPS cert? Just curious about venturing into the industry...

[@HighThreatTraining]

Most course participants come through on GI Bill funding. On average, 1 per class is a self pay of employer sponsored. We have EP firms coming to us to hire grads due to the training they have received.

[@762PONCHO]

Is a beard a pre req?

[@762PONCHO]

If this training is approved for the GI bill, could someone get this approved for active duty Tuition Assistance? Obviously have to take leave.

[@SDGunfighter]

I will be attending some of your courses starting in July is it okay to bring a gopro to record my experience?

[@tommymartin2871]

Is it possible to get an entry level security job with no military or law enforcement background?? I'm attending the Certified AT/FP Specialist, Executive Protection, High Risk First Responder, and High Threat Protection Specialist courses In Sept-Oct and am wondering if it will be possible to get a job, in the US or overseas

[@HighThreatTraining]

Thomas. Many of our graduates get work right out of the course. Some are working celebrity clients, some corporate clients and some on WPS contracts. Getting proper training will always increase your chances in getting the work that you want, but there are also other factors. Your age, your experience, your location, willingness to relocate, how you interview, your background...etc.

[@perrincody8739]

How did that all go? Its been a few years and I know its weird but Im curious how someone on your position did. I hope you killed it man

[@bodyguardtraining624]

Rick, this is a great video

[@HighThreatTraining]

...yes

[@carlliepaul9054]

Who going to the Course March 11 let me know we can be roommates and save money