Learn How to Avoid Dangerous Situations and Reduce Your Risk of Becoming a Victim

The NRA Refuse To Be A Victim® course is designed to provide individuals and groups with essential knowledge on crime prevention. This comprehensive seminar is perfect for church groups, public and private schools, preschools, workplaces, assisted living homes, college and high school groups, community organizations, and anyone interested in enhancing their personal safety and security.

Cost: We offer flexible pricing for small groups, large groups, and corporate clients. Contact us for detailed pricing information tailored to your needs.

Course Overview: The NRA Refuse To Be A Victim® seminar includes classroom instruction on a wide range of crime prevention strategies, from understanding criminal psychology to safeguarding against automobile and cyber-crimes. The seminar is customizable, varying in length to suit the specific needs of your audience. It is important to note that this course does not include firearms instruction or physical combat self-defense training.

What You Will Learn:

• Common Vulnerabilities: Identify and understand common weaknesses that criminals may exploit and learn practical, inexpensive, and easy-to-implement corrective measures.

• Home Security: Discover effective strategies for securing your home against intruders and enhancing your personal safety.

• Carjack Avoidance Techniques: Learn how to stay safe and avoid carjackings with practical tips and techniques.

• Personal Safety Devices: Explore various personal safety devices and how to use them effectively to deter criminals.

Course Materials: Participants will receive a comprehensive set of materials to support their learning and provide ongoing reference, including:

• The Refuse To Be A Victim® Student Handbook

• NRA Refuse To Be A Victim® Brochure

• NRA Become A Refuse To Be A Victim® Instructor Brochure

• Refuse To Be A Victim® Firearms Supplement

• Course Completion Certificate

Course Duration: The full seminar can last up to eight hours, covering the entire lesson plan in-depth. For those with time constraints, a modified seminar can be as short as 90 minutes, focusing on specific topics of interest.

Who Should Attend: This seminar is ideal for:

• Church groups

• Public, private, and preschools

• Workplaces

• Assisted living homes

• College and high school groups

• Community groups

• Anyone interested in learning effective crime prevention strategies