CCI is hosting an open Field Security Seminar (FSS) on June 19-22, 2019 at the M Lazy C Ranch in Lake George, CO.
The FSS is a field-oriented training for faith-based, international workers operating in higher risk environments. Participants will learn about managing surveillance, maintaining situational and environmental awareness, surviving violent encounters and coordinated attacks, and landmines and IEDs. In addition, participants will learn to manage interrogations, survive hostage events, leadership in emergencies, and learn the essentials of vehicle security (convoys; checkpoints; ambushes). A discussion of terrorism as it relates to faith-based workers is included.
The FSS is presented by experienced global security professionals who are also mature believers. The seminar begins with and is infused with a theology of risk.
The price for the FSS is $725 per student. Participants from the same organization may take a $35 discount (all may take discount).
Lodging and Meals
There are two (2) lodging and meal plans (listed below).
- PLAN A: Arrival for dinner on 6/19 and departing before dinner on 6/22 (3 nights; 9 meals) – $201.00
- PLAN B: Arrival for dinner on 6/19 and departing after breakfast on 6/23 (4 nights; 11 meals) – $255.00
Course Schedule
The seminar starts at 6:00 PM on 6/19 with an orientation dinner. The following three days are full days, ending no earlier than 5:00 PM on 6/22. The seminar has an aggressive schedule including outdoor exercises designed to reinforce classroom instruction. Combined with the vagaries of weather, this aggressive schedule may involve evening sessions.
Transportation
Travel to and from airports is the responsibility of participants. Some communication may be sent about coordinating rides between attendees, but it is ultimately up to each participant to arrange this.
Enrollment Maximum
The FSS is limited to 21 participants. If more than 21 participants wish to register, the additional participants will be placed on a waiting list. If you have any questions, please email CCI’s training manager.