Course Title: Active Shooter Response Course: Maintaining Personal Safety
Course Description: This course is designed to provide participants with essential skills and information to respond safely and effectively in an active shooter situation. Throughout the course, students will learn survival strategies, safety measures, response protocols, and communication techniques that will help them stay safe and protect others in a potentially dangerous environment.
Teaching Methodology: The course will use a combination of teaching methods, including lectures, group discussions, active shooter scenario drills, and educational videos. Active student participation will be encouraged, and additional resources for independent learning will be provided.
Assessment: Participants will be assessed through both theoretical and practical examinations to ensure they have acquired the necessary knowledge and skills to respond safely in an active shooter situation.
Certification: Upon successful completion of the course and passing the final evaluation, participants will receive a certificate attesting to their ability to respond to an active shooter situation safely and effectively.
This course will focus on providing participants with the confidence and tools needed to responsibly and safely confront high-stress situations, with the primary goal of preserving lives and reducing risks in the event of an active shooter incident.
Course Content:
Introduction to Personal Safety
Current statistics and threats related to active shooters.
Developing a safety mindset.
Prevention and Detection
Identifying early warning signs.
How to report potential threats.
Planning and Preparation
Developing personal and family safety plans.
Knowledge of escape routes and meeting points.
Emergency Response
Survival strategies in an active shooter scenario.
Proper use of cover and barriers.
Communication techniques during an incident.
Basic First Aid
Providing basic medical care for injuries.
Collaboration with Authorities
How to interact with law enforcement and crisis response teams.