Executive Protection Training Programs: An Overview

Executive Protection Training: The ISA Training Difference
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 Pursuing education or specialized training demands dedication, discipline, and financial and temporal investment. So, if you decide to advance your career, why choose a training program that might provide dubious returns on your investment?

Snarky comment: Dubious, as in they take your money, issue a certificate, and you’re no closer to a job, just a few thousand dollars out of pocket. Matt Parker CEO, ISA

 ISA programs give students access to thoroughly vetted, accredited, or officially recognized training courses that offer state licenses, law enforcement in-service credits, college credit and certificates, continuing education credits, and state credentials.

 Establish your career on a robust foundation by participating in ISA programs led by world-class master instructors, with a curriculum incorporating the latest information, procedures, and technology. Additionally, these accredited programs enhance your resume and help you distinguish yourself among your peers. 

You may earn college credit towards a degree or certification as an ISA graduate.

Since 2017, ISA has partnered with Community Colleges to offer courses recognized for adult continuing education credit. Speak with your education counselor about receiving credit for vocational and employment training and state certifications. 

Police officers may receive in-service training or continuing education credits

The following agencies have currently approved ISA courses for in-service training credit:

South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy
Georgia Peace Officer Standards and Training Council
Virginia Department of Criminal Justice
North Carolina approved this program for inclusion in an officers permanent record
Maryland Police Training Commission 
Note Previously approved : New Hampshire Peace Officer Standards and Training Council & Pennsylvania MPOETC

Private Security, Investigators and Personal Protection Specialists

Department of Criminal Justice (DCJS) Personal Protection Specialist (PPS) program as an alternative training provider. This allows students to earn the Virginia credentials for private personal protection agents.

North Carolina Private Protective Services Board approved this course for the state executive protection license and 12 continuing education credits for completion of the Introduction to Dignitary Protection course for private investigators.

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