KJD Firearms Training, LLC 

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Safety First & Foremost!

Pre-Requisites:

• Instructor Candidates must be an NRA Pistol Instruction
• Achieve a minimum score of 90 on the Personal Protection in the Home Course Student Exam.

1. The Pre-Course Qualification is administered before or during an Instructor Training Course and is a hands-on, practical exercise to evaluate an individual’s knowledge, skills and attitude in safety, loading, unloading, clearing firearm stoppages, and shooting skills. The qualification is conducted in three phases.

Alternatively, candidates may provide documented proof of Classified Sharpshooter or better in NRA Conventional or Action Pistol, Classified Marksman or better in International Defensive Pistol Association (IDPA) or Classified “C” or better in US Practical Shooting Association (USPSA)/International Practical Shooting Confederation (IPSC) or a certification as an NRA LEAD Handgun/Shotgun or Tactical Handgun certified instructor.

2.  Pre-course qualification – this is outlined in detail on the NRA Website when you register for the instructor training:      a.     Link: http://www.nrainstructors.org/search.aspx

b.    Instructor Candidates need to work with the Training Counselor to schedule qualification. The class deposit must be paid prior to qualification.

3.  Basic Instructor Training (BIT) 

4.  Discipline specific instructor training. 

Students must successfully complete all required parts to be considered for certification.  Steps 3 and 4 are usually given on a weekend with the BIT (3) given on Saturday and Discipline specific given on Sunday.

Instructor candidates must be able to demonstrate safe and effective use of a holster.