Professional Training & Certifications Programs

The Virginia 44E Bail Enforcement Agent Certification is a 40-hour course, 5 day class conducted Monday through Friday. This in-classroom, scenario-based training is designed to prepare agents for lawful, compliant, and professional bail enforcement operations within the Commonwealth of Virginia. This is not an online or self-paced course. Students must successfully complete both written and practical examinations with a minimum passing score of 75% to receive certification.

This 16-hour comprehensive firearms training course qualifies students for the Arizona Concealed Carry Permit, which is recognized in 38+ states nationwide. The course also includes eligibility for Florida, Virginia, and Maryland permits, as well as the Maryland Handgun Qualification License (HQL) for Maryland residents.

This program emphasizes legal compliance, responsible concealed carry, and practical defensive preparedness.

This 2-hour certification course (including written assessment), valid for two years, provides professional instruction on the safe operation, deployment, and legal considerations of Conducted Electrical Weapons (CEWs), including TASER systems. Training covers physiological effects, approved target areas, deployment protocols, policy compliance, risk mitigation, post-deployment medical considerations, and required documentation standards, with practical exercises emphasizing safe handling and sound judgment.

This 4-hour certification course (3 hours of instruction and 1 hour assessment) delivers structured training in the lawful and effective use of intermediate force options, including Oleoresin Capsicum (OC) spray, expandable baton techniques, and proper restraint and handcuffing procedures. Emphasis is placed on officer safety, practical application, policy alignment, and legally defensible use-of-force techniques consistent with professional standards.

This 2-hour professional development course examines ethical responsibilities and standards within justice and public safety roles. Instruction addresses integrity, accountability, decision-making under pressure, conflicts of interest, and the appropriate exercise of authority, reinforced through real-world scenarios that emphasize constitutional obligations and the preservation of public trust.

This 2-hour course (1 hour instruction and 1 hour practical report exercise) focuses on the development of clear, objective, and legally sound arrest reports and narratives. Students learn to document observations, actions, and decision-making in a structured and chronological format, emphasizing offense elements, evidentiary articulation, and documentation standards designed to withstand administrative and judicial review, including proper preparation of criminal complaints for presentation to a Virginia magistrate.