Twelve modules · Sixty instructional hours
A STRUCTURED CURRICULUM WITH MEASURABLE STANDARDS
The proposed foundation course includes 60 instructional hours across 12 modules. Each module includes learning objectives, supervised exercises, and assessment criteria. Personnel progress from cooperative practice to carefully controlled application after demonstrating safe performance.
01
POLICY AND PROFESSIONAL JUDGMENT
Authority, appropriate responses, and accountability.
02
AWARENESS AND DE-ESCALATION
Recognizing hazards and communicating effectively.
03
PHYSICAL READINESS AND MOVEMENT
Balance, mobility, and controlled movement.
04
PROTECTIVE MOVEMENT AND DISENGAGEMENT
Protecting oneself and creating safe separation.
05
CONTACT MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL
Agency-approved skills for authorized personnel.
06
GROUND SAFETY AND RECOVERY
Controlled transitions and safe recovery.
07
EQUIPMENT SECURITY AND RETENTION
Approved practice using inert training equipment.
08
PARTNER COORDINATION AND PUBLIC SAFETY
Clear roles, communication, and intervention.
09
ENVIRONMENTAL AND ROLE ADAPTATION
Applying skills within the setting and assigned authority.
10
STRESS AND DECISION PRACTICE
Responding to changing information under bounded pressure.
11
MEDICAL RESPONSE AND REPORTING
Requesting aid and documenting observed facts.
12
INTEGRATION AND ASSESSMENT
Knowledge checks, skill stations, and practical scenarios.