7 days
Event & Venue Protection
$4,400
Sep 12–18, 2026 · Dec 5–11, 2026
Jan 16–22, 2027 · Apr 10–16, 2027
Own your defense — and the responsibility of protecting someone else.
This course is for working protection professionals — and for the average person. Regular men and women who want to learn how to protect their family. You train the same fundamentals used on a professional detail: advance work, movements, and decisions made under pressure.
Rated by students who train for the work, not the photo.
This Executive Protection Program Is A Collaboration With Tomer Israeli
5 protective tracks — duration, pricing, and upcoming dates for each program.
7 days
$4,400
Sep 12–18, 2026 · Dec 5–11, 2026
Jan 16–22, 2027 · Apr 10–16, 2027
9 days
$5,300
Oct 1–10, 2026 · Nov 1–10, 2026
Feb 1–10, 2027 · Mar 1–10, 2027
12 days
$7,200
Aug 3–14, 2026 · Nov 15–26, 2026
Mar 2–13, 2027 · May 4–15, 2027
15 days
$15,000
Oct 6-20, 2026 . Nov 6-20, 2026
Feb 6-20, 2027 . Mar 6-20, 2027
21 days
$20,000
Oct 6-26, 2026 . Nov 6-26, 2026
Feb 6-26, 2027 . Mar 6-26, 2027
This Executive Protection program is a GTS FORCE collaboration with Tomer Israeli. The course builds the working habits of a professional protective agent. You learn how details are planned, how movements are run, and how to keep a principal safe without turning a routine day into a spectacle. Every block ends in a practical scenario so decisions are made under pressure, not on paper.
New agents entering the protective field, licensed security professionals moving into close protection, working guards stepping toward executive work — and everyday men and women who want to learn how to protect their family.
Working protection professionals and the average person — men and women who want to learn how to protect their family. No prior detail experience is required. Licensed guards and new agents typically move faster through the scenario phase, but the course is built so a regular student can train beside them.
Executives and corporate travellers, private families, public figures, and event or venue principals. You train on the routines each of these clients keeps and the etiquette expected of an agent inside their space.
Approach and attack recognition, aggressive crowds and unwanted attention, arrivals and departures, vehicle work under pressure, and medical emergencies where the agent is the first responder.
Valid government-issued ID and the minimum age set by your state. Business-appropriate attire for scenario days. Licensing requirements vary by jurisdiction and we explain which credentials apply to yours.
Low profile, high awareness. Protective work is planning, patience, and professional conduct — the ability to make a quiet decision early rather than a dramatic one late.
Photos from this program — the work as it is actually train.
This program is led by Tomer, with Gaston Aguirre supporting as Assistant Instructor.
Lead Instructor
Lead Instructor for the Executive Protection Program. Former Shin Bet officer, Israeli special forces captain, and executive protection team leader on high-threat protective details — including embassy and head-of-state assignments.
Assistant Instructor
Assistant Instructor for the Executive Protection Program. NYARNG veteran with Joint Task Force executive protection experience and Anti-Terrorism Force Protection instruction — supporting students through practical scenario work.
No. The course starts with foundations, though existing guards and veterans typically progress faster through the scenario phase.
Firearms blocks are covered in our Firearm Training program. Ask our team how to combine the two.
Licensing requirements vary by state. We help you understand which credentials apply to your area.
Submit your details and an instructor will confirm availability, requirements, and the next training date.