Basic Instructor Training – This six-hour course is required to be completed for all NRA Instructor courses.  It helps Instructor candidates learn the basics on how to present training materials.

NRA Instructor Rifle Shooting Course – This two-day course will cover classroom training, on the range safety practical exercises, and safe firearms handling.  Successful completion of this course will require passing a written exam and shooting qualifications.  Day 1 is from 9am-5pm and Day 2 is from 8am-6pm. Pre-requisite candidates must complete Basic Instructor Training course (currently three options are offered Dec 7, 2019; Feb 8, 2020; and Mar 7, 2020) 

NRA Instructor Shotgun Shooting Course - This two-day course will cover classroom training, on the range safety practical exercises, and safe firearms handling.  Successful completion of this course will require passing a written exam and shooting qualifications.  Day 1 is from 8am-6pm and Day 2 is from 8am-7pm. Pre-requisite candidates must complete Basic Instructor Training course (currently three options are offered Dec 7, 2019; Feb 8, 2020; and Mar 7, 2020) 

NRA Instructor Pistol Shooting Course - This two-day course will cover classroom training, on the range safety practical exercises, and safe firearms handling.  Successful completion of this course will require passing a written exam and shooting qualifications.  Day 1 is from 9am-5pm and Day 2 is from 8am-6pm. Pre-requisite candidates must complete Basic Instructor Training course (currently three options are offered Dec 7, 2019; Feb 8, 2020; and Mar 7, 2020) 

Chief Range Safety Officer Training-  This 14-hour course teaches the knowledge, skills and attitude essential to training and supervising NRA range safety officers and developing range standard operating procedures. Prerequisite: Must be an NRA Certified Range Safety Officer. Course is presented in two parts: Basic Instructor Training and NRA Chief Range Safety Officer training. Sessions include standard operating procedures, inspections, emergency procedures, firearm stoppages and malfunctions, safety briefings. Students demonstrate organizational and teaching skills via participation in practical exercises and complete an open book exam. Students will receive NRA Basic Range Safety Officer lesson plans, basic student packet and basic course presentation CD. Pre-requisite candidates must complete Basic Instructor Training course.