HOW TO BECOME A FIREARMS INSTRUCTOR
Do you have a passion for shooting sports and want to teach others? Do you want to advance your skills and knowledge?
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GET CERTIFIED AS AN NRA INSTRUCTOR
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WHY GET AN NRA CERTIFICATION?
As an NRA (National Rifle Association) certified instructor, you can educate and train others in various shooting disciplines while promoting safety and responsible gun ownership. Our comprehensive program covers all the necessary training and guidance to obtain your NRA instructor certification.
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GET STARTED!
As a certified NRA Instructor you can now be eligible to obtain an insurance policy for training your own students. You must have insurance to be on an outdoor range in Arizona. If you want to start your own business then click here to learn more or if you want to be an instructor for training security guards then click here to learn more.
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HOW TO BECOME AN NRA TRAINING COUNSELOR!
To be eligible to attend an NRA Training Counselor Development Workshop, you must be an NRA Certified Instructor for a minimum of 24 months with the Pistol or Advanced Certified Pistol discipline plus one other live-fire instructional discipline. Additionally, you must conduct a minimum of 10 NRA courses (as the lead trainer), have taught a minimum of 50 students using a combination of two live-fire disciplines and reported through your NRAInstructors.org account
Why You Should Get Certified With Us
Gain Firearms Proficiency
To be an effective firearms instructor, you must have comprehensive knowledge and proficiency in handling firearms. Practice and develop your skills with different types of firearms. Consider enrolling in shooting courses or training programs to enhance your abilities.
Research Requirements and Regulations
Familiarize yourself with your jurisdiction's requirements and regulations for becoming a firearms instructor. This can include age restrictions, background checks, and any educational or training prerequisites.
Obtain Appropriate Certifications
Look for reputable organizations that offer firearms instructor certifications. The National Rifle Association (NRA) and state-level agencies often provide instructor training courses and certifications. Research and enroll in the necessary courses to earn your certifications.
Complete Instructor Training
Participate in our instructor training programs that focus on teaching methodologies, range safety protocols, and effective instructional techniques. These programs will equip you with the necessary skills to effectively train and educate others.
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