NRA Basic Instructor Training (BIT) - Pistol Discipline
April 13-14, 2012 - Hendersonville, TN
NRA Instructors are the spearhead of the NRA Firearm Training Program. NRA Trainers are important because NRA provides a comprehensive battery of courses that fill the practical needs of firearms owners and non-owners. shooters and non-shooters. It's primary purpose is to provide an opportunity to acquire the basic knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary to safely and successfully pursue an interest in firearms or shooting.
The NRA trains and certifies those who can maintain the national standards and continuity of NRA firearm safety and shooting development programs.
Target-Pro Firearms Training Academy is committed to providing the very best and highest quality Instructor Training possible in the NRA disciplines. This class offers the most popular discipline, Basic Pistol. Some states require extensive instructor training in order to satisfy that state's particular requirements to becoming a state certified instructor. Many student instructor candidates desire to provide Handgun Safety Training that enables qualified citizens to meet the requirements of their state in order to obtain a handgun carry permit, as allowed by their state. NRA Instructor (BIT) courses may satisfy your state's requirement. If so, this is the first step for you! Be aware, your particular state may require you as an instructor or school to file applications and associated fees in order to become state certified.
Successful completion of this comprehensive, two-day course will qualify the candidate to become an NRA Instructor with the Basic Pistol discipline.
Candidates must possess and demonstrate a solid background in firearm safety and shooting skills acquired through previous firearm training and/or previous shooting experience. Instructor candidates must be intimately familiar with each action type in the discipline they wish to be certified.
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Candidates will be required to demonstrate solid and safe firearms handling skills required to be successful during an instructor training course by completing pre-course questionnaires and qualification exercises administered by the NRA Appointed Training Counselor.
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Candidates must satisfactorily complete an NRA Basic Instructor Training Course in the discipline they wish to teach and receive the endorsement of the NRA Training Counselor conducting that training. The most popular discipline is Basic Pistol.
Instructor Candidates will learn NRA policies and procedures, basic public speaking skills and training methods.
You will learn how to work with a training team using various training aids. A portion of the class time will involve candidates role-playing. This will build confidence as you learn how to organize your course using time-proven NRA standards and methods. An essential part in conducting classes are how to advertise and promote your class, how to identify the best training site, assembling a budget, preparing to teach and much more!
Each candidate will be provided NRA lesson plans and NRA basic course student packets. Pens and notepads are the student’s responsibility. Lunch is the responsibility of each student. Sack lunches and snacks are recommended. Bottled water will be provided. You may bring your own beverages (non-alcoholic).
Training Counselors will evaluate candidates’ performance based on their ability to handle the firearms, use of appropriate training aids, ability to follow the lesson plans and meet all learning objectives, while utilizing the teaching philosophies and standards expected of NRA Certified Instructors.
Candidates can also expect to learn the NRA discipline specific instructional methods and evaluating and improving the performance of beginning shooters. Candidates will be provided with the NRA Trainer’s Guide, appropriate Lesson Plans and Outlines, Basic Course Student handbooks, certificates, basic student examinations, Winchester/NRA Marksmanship Qualification Program booklet, Basic Firearm Training Programs Brochure, Gun Safety Rules brochure, NRA Trainer’s Examination and NRA discipline specific instructor examination (minimum passing grade is 90%).
It is important for the Instructor Candidate to check out the credentials of the school and chief instructor. Schools are not equal. Instructors may or may not be suitable for you. If possible, it will be to your benefit to check references. Every school and instructor should not only be willing to provide a list of references, but you should be able to talk with the Chief Instructor of the school you are considering. You are spending hard earned money; you should feel comfortable with your instructor.
Target-Pro Firearms Training Academy will follow the NRA guidelines and lesson objectives to be sure you receive the highest, quality training possible. Training slides and videos are displayed on a high resolution monitor, making it easy to visualize concepts being taught.
TPI : Total-Participant-Involvement is a concept that is embraced by Target-Pro Firearms Training Academy. Tell me - I forget. Show me - I remember. Involve me - I understand.
Plenty of hands-on-learning will help you to learn more quickly the skills and knowledge required to be a great instructor. My integrity is on the line as an instructor; therefore, I will do everything possible to ensure you receive the best training.
Target-Pro Firearms Training Academy will be sure that you understand every aspect of your training. We will help you understand how to set-up your business and how to promote it via the web, as well as other venues. A good leader is a good manager. Setting up and using Chronographs and reloading as a benefit as teaching aids are just several bonus topics that will be discussed.
Target-Pro Firearms Training Academy is happy to provide information and answer your questions regarding both our school and training. Information about the Owner and Chief Instructor may be obtained on the "ABOUT US" page. References, Testimonies and Reviews may be obtained by navigating to the "REVIEWS" page. You will find these located on the "HOME" page.
After training, Target-Pro Firearms Training Academy, will be here to answer questions you may have as you begin your career, providing instruction in the safe handling of guns, skills and knowledge to your students.
Hendersonville, Tennessee, is located in the mid-state, approximately 15 minutes from downtown Nashville. Nashville International Airport makes it easy for candidates who fly in. Car rental is available in the airport facility. For candidates from out of town or state, A variety of motel accommodations are available in Hendersonville - from budget rooms to luxurious suites.
NRA Instructor Course is by reservation only. Cost of the course is $350.00 which includes class, range fees and all course materials, minus two three-ring binders, which is your responsibility. Hearing and eye protection is provided. If you prefer, you may bring your own. You will need 100 rounds of factory ammo (no reloads) and your pistol or revolver. Should you need a gun, you may rent one for a nominal fee.
Professional attire is to be worn.
Last date that you may sign up for this course is two weeks prior to the starting date. A $50.00 deposit is required to secure your seat and material. Or, you may pay the full amount up front. Personal checks or money orders are accepted - no credit cards are accepted onsite. However, you may pre-pay your deposit and or full cost of the course online.
Once you have enrolled, information regarding the class and course will be sent to you.
If you are not a member of the NRA, you will have opportunity to join at a reduced rate.
I encourage you to browse through my other web pages - this will help you to understand more about me and Target-Pro Firearms Training Academy. Please feel free to call me should you have any questions. I will be happy to talk with you. You may call me at 615-512-3276, or if you prefer, email me at targetpro@live.com.
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