Course Overview

• Certification: Must be an ARES graduate with a current FREC 3 certification.
• Experience: Demonstrated previous completion of the FREC 3 course.
• Physical Fitness: Ability to participate in high-intensity practical exercises.
• Background Check: A clear record, as per ARES standards.

• Day 1:

  • Theoretical foundations of emergency care
  • Overview of patient assessment techniques

• Day 2-3:

  • Practical training in CPR, airway management, and trauma response
  • Hands-on simulations in controlled environments

• Day 4:

  • Advanced emergency procedures and use of life-saving equipment
  • Scenario-based training exercises

• Day 5:

  • Integrated live drills combining all elements of emergency care
  • Team-based exercises

• Day 6:

  • Final assessments and practical evaluation
  • Certification award

• Training Attire: Comfortable, durable clothing suitable for physical activity
• Footwear: Sturdy, closed-toe shoes or boots
• Identification: Valid government-issued ID and proof of prior FREC 3 certification
• Stationery: Notebook and pen for note-taking during sessions
• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Any recommended gear (e.g., gloves, if preferred)

Licensing requirements for medical roles within close protection vary globally. Participants are encouraged to consult their national or regional regulatory bodies to understand specific requirements. Our administrative team is available to provide guidance and support in navigating these processes.

• Ongoing Learning: Access to updated training materials and periodic refresher sessions.
• Career Assistance: Support with resume building, interview preparation, and job placement via our network.
• Alumni Network: Membership in a global community of security and emergency care professionals.
• Continuous Professional Development: Invitations to advanced workshops and online resource portals for lifelong learning.