Yes well.. i would love to follow some courses.
However in no way i can see learning much from a 21 day course
At least when i got into the army i got a drill course of 3 months , which is the least you should get to be able to operate anywhere and actualy still isn't enough.
The least i expect from a course is a complete theoretical course with all that comes with it , including law , materials practical behaviour and how to's etc.
Then i want to practice it , practical training is important and not just 3 days , because you simply cannot learn anything in 3 days.
So you get to shoot 3 days , that's fine , but how about learning it all and walk with an experienced team for at least 2 months fulltime on the streets.
There is a reason why i went 14 months through my basic security guard training , You get 2 exams (theoretical and practical) and they are darn difficult , seeing at least 50% fails exams.
When you examed you have at least 1 year work experienced ( 3 days a week) and can at least tell your new employer where you worked and what experiences you got.
I realy cannot see what advantages i get from a 21 day crash-course besides an certificate that looks good on my resume and i realy cannot see what to tell my new employer when he asks about it... what did you learn? ... oh is that all?
But i realy can tell my new employer with a smile about the difficult 14 month training.
That from the 13 people examining , i was the only one who was so proud to succeed at the first try and with great results , i learned so much , including great experiences.
While most failed those exams either both or 1
Please do not take offence , but this is how i personally see it
However in no way i can see learning much from a 21 day course
At least when i got into the army i got a drill course of 3 months , which is the least you should get to be able to operate anywhere and actualy still isn't enough.
The least i expect from a course is a complete theoretical course with all that comes with it , including law , materials practical behaviour and how to's etc.
Then i want to practice it , practical training is important and not just 3 days , because you simply cannot learn anything in 3 days.
So you get to shoot 3 days , that's fine , but how about learning it all and walk with an experienced team for at least 2 months fulltime on the streets.
There is a reason why i went 14 months through my basic security guard training , You get 2 exams (theoretical and practical) and they are darn difficult , seeing at least 50% fails exams.
When you examed you have at least 1 year work experienced ( 3 days a week) and can at least tell your new employer where you worked and what experiences you got.
I realy cannot see what advantages i get from a 21 day crash-course besides an certificate that looks good on my resume and i realy cannot see what to tell my new employer when he asks about it... what did you learn? ... oh is that all?
But i realy can tell my new employer with a smile about the difficult 14 month training.
That from the 13 people examining , i was the only one who was so proud to succeed at the first try and with great results , i learned so much , including great experiences.
While most failed those exams either both or 1
Please do not take offence , but this is how i personally see it
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