Credentials

This is a primary course for candidates who enlist in America’s elite Navy SEALs. One of the world’s most demanding military trainings, it lasts twenty-four weeks and is designed to test and develop an individual both physically and mentally.

The program selects for top resolve, resilience, and leadership abilities. As little as 20 to 25% of candidates make it through, testifying to how difficult and rigorous the course is.

Operators of the Formoza unit join the Navy SEALs for military exercise on a regular basis—as equal partners and not subordinates, because the level at which our unit performs is comparable to that of the most advanced corps in the world.

These are educational and practical programs designed to give military, naval, and harbor personnel the abilities required for managing security effectively in maritime environments. MARSEC’s focus is on securing and protecting ships, harbors, and critical infrastructure from such threats as piracy, smuggling, terrorism, and other acts that compromise safety of individuals and organizations.

MARSEC trainings are crucial to maintaining safe maritime environments globally, especially as dangers posed by modern pirates, smugglers, and terrorists have become more imminent. The programs are recognized by NATO and the United States Coast Guard, confirming their significance for international maritime security.

This course is held at the Naval Small Craft Instruction and Technical Training School (NAVSCIATTS), at the John C. Stennis Space Center in Hancock County, Mississippi. One of the tactical trainings offered by NAVSCIATTS, it is focused on developing operational skills required for patrolling combat areas onboard waterborne vessels. The skill and knowledge gained in PCAT are crucial for operating effectively in maritime environments—be it during missions or as part of security assistance.

NAVSCIATTS is an international training facility under the U.S. Special Operations Command (USSOCOM). Its main focus is on close cooperation between security and special operations (SOF) and similar forces from partner states. The school trains military personnel, offering courses in tactics, equipment, communications (signals), arms, shooting range safety, and many other aspects of SO.

Training designed for soldiers of the U.S. Army, organized by the Non-Commissioned Officer Academy (NCOA) of the 10^th Mountain Division. Preparing individuals to take on the roles of leaders, BLC is a milestone in any soldier’s career. Completing the course gives prospects of promotion to the high command as it prepares one for leadership in various combat units. At the same time, participants integrate within the forces and acquire practical skills to help them in their regular duty.

The most demanding survival course for military personnel, designed for those who face high risk of prolonged isolation or capture and exploitation. Mandatory for pilots, air force crewmembers, special operators, and other highly exposed soldiers.

Organized in armies around the world, including the United States and Poland, this training prepares individuals for extreme conditions and circumstances, including captivity. Intensive and arduous, it has been termed “the single best course you wouldn’t ever want to repeat.”

This qualification confirms an individual’s fitness for work as a maritime security expert. Recognized all over the world, it is a strict requirement in the private security sector, especially as far as Privately Contracted Armed Security Personnel (PCASP) is concerned. Those who hold the certificate are thoroughly prepared for securing and protecting all sorts of ships, their crews, passengers, and loads from the threats of piracy, smuggling, and terrorism.

Qualifications confirming an individual’s ability to identify, analyze, and resolve conflicts—in diverse contexts, including organizations, workplaces, or interpersonal relationships. The certificates awarded upon completion are recognized internationally.

Three weeks long, this training is organized by the U.S. 1^st Battalion, 507^th Parachute Infantry Regiment at Fort Benning, Georgia. Instructed by the famous “Black Hats,” who represent various units of the United States Army, the course requires high physical as well as mental fitness. Completion awards the Jump Wings and allows one to serve in airborne forces.

Intensive medical instruction, preparing individuals to deliver first aid in combat. The CLS is an essential part of a soldier’s training, providing the knowledge and confidence one needs in order to be able to tend to injuries and save lives.

Qualifications required for employment in the private security sector, in the role of a CPO (Close Protection Operative) in particular. The course prepares one to bodyguard duty, as performed in diverse environments and circumstances: from regular, day-do-day protection to more demanding situations and emergencies.

Granted by accredited institutions only, such as Highfield Qualifications, the license is mandatory for those who pursue work as guards to VIPs, artists, wealthiest individuals, or members of the royal family. Certification confirms compliance with SIA regulations governing the private security sector and grants the right to practice the profession in the United Kingdom.

This qualification confirms an individual’s fitness for work as a bodyguard in the private security sector. (Also see SIA above.)

In this expert training, techniques are taught for avoiding accidents and otherwise handling emergency situations in road traffic. Combining theoretical material with practical exercise, the course provides skills that make one always drive in a safe manner.