Services
We specialise in the design, accreditation and delivery of tailored driver training programmes that meet the specific needs of your organisation.
Our approach integrates practical, hands-on training with theoretical knowledge, ensuring that participants acquire the essential skills, experience and qualifications necessary to apply their training in real-world scenarios.
Examples of our training include:
- Evasive driver training
- Defensive driver training
- Off-road driver training
- Anti-surveillance driver training
Evasive Driver Training
Evasive driver training is designed to equip individuals, particularly those engaged in security or close protection roles, with essential skills to navigate and evade perilous situations while operating a vehicle. This training extends beyond fundamental defensive driving principles, imparting advanced techniques for identifying potential threats, executing rapid responses and maintaining vehicle control in high-pressure scenarios.
Defensive Driver Training
Defensive driver training is a program that enhances driving skills and awareness, teaching drivers to anticipate potential hazards and respond proactively to minimize the risk of accidents. It goes beyond basic road rules and focuses on advanced techniques like observation, risk assessment and vehicle control.
Off Road Driver Training
Off-road driver training constitutes a comprehensive educational programme aimed at refining a drivers abilities and instilling confidence in the operation of vehicles on unsealed surfaces and rugged terrain. The curriculum encompasses a range of critical components, including vehicle command, obstacle negotiation and the ability to adapt to varying environmental conditions.
Anti-surveillance Driver Training
Anti-surveillance driver training imparts essential skills for individuals tasked with identifying and evading surveillance, which is critical for safeguarding high-profile individuals and valuable assets. This training encompasses practical techniques, such as employing misleading turn signals, navigating in a manner that creates the appearance of disorientation and making additional circuits around roundabouts to hinder surveillance efforts. Furthermore, it entails an in-depth understanding of the operational methods of surveillance teams and the ability to recognise potential threats effectively.
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