Continuing Education: Tactical Specialist

For more information contact:

In-Service Training:
Jason Hunt
Director of Law Enforcement/Public Safety
(252) 246-1215
jhunt@wilsoncc.edu

Darlene Hall
Law Enforcement Training Coordinator
(252) 246-1365
dhall@wilsoncc.edu

Classes required for certificate

Officer Survival I 44 hours
Tactical Survival Skills or Basic S.W.A.T. 40 hours
Pressure Point Control Techniques (PPCT) 16 hours
Collapsible Baton 8 hours
Firearms Training Simulator (F.A.T.S.) 12 hours
Close Quarter Pistol 16 hours
Urban Rifle 24 hours
High Risk Warrant Service 24 hours
Rapid Deployment 8 hours
Ground Defense 24 hours
Fitness For Duty Challenge 16 hours
Liability Risk for Tactical Situations 16 hours
Management of Civil Disorders 16 hours
Tactical Use of Shields 16 hours
Total 280 hours

Requirements:

  • Students must be enrolled in the certificate program to be eligible to receive the special program recognition and certificate. Students who have completed required courses at Wilson Community College within two years prior to enrollment in this program may apply for advanced standing.

  • Applicants must provide proof (Training & Standards Form F-9) of firearms qualification with handgun and shotgun at 90% or above as a prerequisite for acceptance to the program.

  • Students must complete all program requirements within three years of their start date in the program. The starting date will be determined by the first day of the first course taken after acceptance in the program.

  • Students may apply for credit acceptance of equivalent courses completed successfully at another training facility in North Carolina, with the following stipulations:

    1. Documentation for all courses for which a student is applying for credit should be submitted at time of application.

    2. Credit acceptance is limited to the following courses: Officer Survival I, Pressure Point Control Techniques, Collapsible Baton, and Rapid Deployment. This allows for 27% allowance for non-Wilson Community College training.

    3. The student will be required to provide a transcript, certificate or other official record documenting the course title, hours, date, time and place of the training. The student will provide documentary evidence of course content in the form of a student manual, course outline or other documentary evidence acceptable to the Wilson Community College In-Service Coordinator.

    4. Each enrolled student in the program will have a student file maintained by the In-Service Coordinator documenting credit acceptance from other training facilities.

  • Students will be required to attend 90% of each required course in the program, pass a written examination with a minimum score of 70%, and successfully complete all practical skill requirements.

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