The Standard
Training saves lives. The quality of instruction delivered today determines the quality of protection provided tomorrow.
The future standard of executive protection training will not be determined by marketing. It will be determined by the instructors who stand on the training field, share their knowledge, and prepare others to perform when lives depend upon it.
Upcoming Courses
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By the Class
Curriculum
What We Train
Programs built to exceed industry standards through practical application, scenario-based instruction, and professional mentorship.
Executive Protection
- —Protective operations and advance work
- —Protective intelligence and threat assessment
- —Protective formations
- —Executive transportation security
- —Residential and family protection programs
Tactical Operations
- —Active threat response
- —Tactical movement and low-light operations
- —Force-on-force training
- —Defensive tactics
- —Team movement and coordination
Firearms Instruction
- —Handgun fundamentals and defensive pistol
- —Advanced pistol applications
- —Vehicle defense and protective firearms tactics
- —Judgmental shooting
- —Use-of-force decision-making
Security Operations
- —Corporate security management
- —Site security leadership and access control
- —Risk management and emergency action planning
- —Incident command systems
- —Security technology integration
Medical & Emergency Response
- —Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC)
- —First aid / CPR
- —Emergency medical response
- —Trauma management
- —Casualty evacuation procedures
Professional Development
- —Leadership development
- —Report writing and professional conduct
- —Client relations
- —Ethics and accountability
- —Instructor development programs
On the Training Ground
Live Evolutions
Helicopter insertion work, carbine and pistol diagnostics, and field craft. Operator identities are redacted as a matter of policy.




The Founding Cadre
Not a Roster. A Cadre.
A cadre is a professional body of subject matter experts entrusted with preserving standards, developing doctrine, mentoring future instructors, and ensuring consistency across every training program.
Our instructors come from military, law enforcement, executive protection, federal security, and emergency medical backgrounds. They shape doctrine, establish training standards, and represent the values of the Academy — on and off the training ground.
Selection Process
Selection Is Provisional
Selection into the Academy — and even completion of academy evolutions — does not, by itself, make a candidate a full Praetorian operator. Operator status is earned only after the full vetting process, required Florida licensing, and a signed employment or contractor agreement are complete.
Praetorian Executive Protection Academy
