Firearms Instructor School
Date(s) | July 29-August 1, 2024 |
Start/End Time(s) | Class will start at 8:00 a.m. each day (with a night fire to be determined the first day of class) |
Location | Roane County Sheriff’s Department Firing Range 221 White Pine Road Harriman, Tennessee |
Instructor(s) | Dwight Williams, Instructor Scott Wilder, Instructor TLETA Staff |
Description | This is an intensive performance-oriented course designed to give the students the skills required to be a firearms instructor and manage the required in-service program and firearms training for their agency. Officers must fire 90% with a handgun to complete the course on the first day of class. Attending students must have 5 years employment as a POST certified officer and have previously completed a POST approved Instructor Development School and submit a copy of their certificate with their application for enrollment. This is a Firearms Instructor School and attending students are expected to possess the basic firearms skills with a level of proficiency upon arrival. Students will be required to shoot a 50 round accuracy course using a handgun with a minimum score of 90 on Day 1 of the program. One re-shoot will be allowed. Students who fail to complete this requirement will be dismissed from the program. Students are required to bring a shotgun, rifle, and possess the basic skills with these weapons upon arrival. |
Fee(s) | $220 – Local Agencies $260 – State Agencies $520 – Private/Out-of-State Agencies |
Length | 40 hours |
Prerequisites | Minimum of 5 years law enforcement experience. POST approved Instructor Development School. Pass a Basic Qualification Course with 90% or better. |
Materials | Students are required to bring:
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To Register | Your authorized department Acadis Portal user can register you by clicking HERE. Log in and go to the Training & Events tab. |
Other Notes | Maximum number of students is 20. If you have any questions regarding this class, please contact Kelly Morgan at kelly.morgan@tn.gov or 615.741.8299. |