NYS Concealed Carry 18-Hour Mandatory Training Course

$500.00

Click here to download a PDF of our complete NYS DCSJ Course Catalog in PDF format.

Classroom time is 9 AM to 7 PM you’re considered late at 9:15 and your attendance can only be granted by the director of the school and or at the discretion of the Instructor.

Saturday – Track B Academic (16-Hr Part 1) @ 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM & Sunday Track B Range Practical / Qualification (16-Hr Part 2) @ 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM

Please take care of all of your personal business prior to coming to class. There are no exceptions. You must bring a belt for your waist and goggles for your eyes along with earplugs for your ears. These things could be easily purchased prior to coming to class. Please study your study guide before coming to class, bring your own note pad and either a number two pencil or a black pen.

All Classes are taught in English

Student Advisory Notice

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1. The Security Guard Act of 1992 mandates security guard applicants and/or security guards complete the following training courses

*8 Hour Pre-Assignment Training Course – Successful completion prior to employment
16 Hour On the Job Training Course – Successful completion within 90 days of employment
8 Hour Annual In-Service Course – Successful completion each year succeeding the first year of employment
*47 Hour Course for Armed Security Guards – Successful completion prior to carrying a firearm
8 Hour Annual Course for Armed Security Guards – (For holders of a special Armed Guard Registration Card) Successful completion each year succeeding completion of the 47 Hour Firearms Training course
*Security guards or security guard applicants need only complete this course once – ever.

2. Completion of this training program is not a guarantee of employment as a security guard.

3. To complete security guard training courses, each student must comply with mandated regulations that include strict attendance requirements and the passing of written examination/s.

4. Security guard training schools must issue a student who successfully completes a security guard training course a DCJS approved certificate of completion. Schools are required to immediately issue the certificate by New York State Regulations and may not withhold the certificate from the student for any reason (9 NYCRR 6027.12(c)).

5. Security guard training schools may establish fees for the training programs they conduct. DCJS does not establish or require any fee related to security guard training. Disputes over the fees charged for training and other consumer issues should be referred to your local consumer affairs agency (In the City of New York, call 311).

6.Security guard training schools are required to conspicuously post a DCJS approved warning notice in each classroom.

7. Security guard training schools should must provide each student with a copy of this warning notice and maintain a copy signed by the student and instructor in the course file for inspection by DCJS.

8. Students that observe any violation of the security guard training program are asked to contact DCJS at:
New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services Office of Public Safety, Security Guard Program,

3rd Floor, 80 South Swan Street, Albany, NY 12210

(518) 457-2667

9. Before being licensed as a security guard, a person must submit to being fingerprinted and a criminal background check. Prior convictions may preclude a person from licensure as a security guard.

10. All matters regarding the registration of security guards are under the authority of the NYS Department of State, Division of Licensing Services (518) 474-7569.

Enrollment Agreement

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Refund Policy

Students will receive a 100% refund prior to the start of instruction.
Courses divided between two days, student will receive a 50% refund if requested before start of second day.
Courses divided into four sessions, the refund schedule shall be 75%, 50%, and 25%.
A security guard training school cannot assess any non-refundable registration fees, cancellatoin fees, or deposits.

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NYS Concealed Carry 18-Hour Mandatory Training Course

This is the mandatory training now required by New York State to be able to apply for or renew a concealed carry permit. As of September 2022, there are only two types of permits issued in New York State.

– Premise Permit also known as Sportsman on Long Island. This permit allows you to go to and from training facilities only and to be stored at your home.
– Concealed Carry Permit which allows you to carry your pistol in NYS with exceptions on locations where firearms are not permitted.
If you possess any other type of permit it will not be renewed without the 18HR Concealed Carry course! All licenses will be renewed and re-issued as a concealed carry permit. This new permit will be civilian status. This includes Retired Police Officers and business permits.

Retired officers must get a Federal HR-218 Permit to be able to carry their firearm with retired law enforcement privileges.

COURSE DESCRIPTION:

NYS CONCEALED CARRY FIREARM SAFETY TRAINING

The New York State Concealed carry firearms safety training requires (18) hours of -in-person live classroom instruction and (2) hours of live-fire training by Duly Authorized Instructors. A certificate will be issued upon completion of the NYS required 18 hours of training.

(18) Hour In-Person Classroom Instruction Consists of:

  • General firearm safety
  • Firearm safety storage
  • NYS and Federal gun laws
  • Concealed Carry situational awareness – firearm display and concealment
  • Conflict de-escalation tactics
  • Adverse alcohol and drug effects and firearm safety
  • Best practices when encountering law enforcement
  • Statutorily defined sensitive and restrictive places
  • Conflict management
  • Use of deadly physical force
  • Suicide prevention
  • Basic principles of marksmanship

Following completion of the (18) hour in-person classroom instruction each student must score a minimum of 80% on a NYS required written test covering the course curriculum.

DISCLAIMER
Services are provided strictly for informational and consultation purposes only. CSSB (Central Security Service Bureau) does not guarantee the approval or issuance of any NYC pistol license, handgun license, or rifle/shotgun permit. All applications are reviewed solely by the NYPD Licensing Division and are subject to applicable laws, rules, and regulations. Approval is determined on a case-by-case basis in accordance with the qualifying criteria established under
New York State law. By using these services, you acknowledge and accept that no outcome or approval is guaranteed

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