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I’m not a Security Driver, can I still benefit from taking this course?

Pablo2024-08-07T11:23:13-07:00Yes, you can definitely benefit from taking our Security Driver course even if you are not a professional security driver. Our course focuses on the fundamental skills and techniques of vehicle control, which are applicable to all drivers regardless of their profession. By going through our methodology of experimentation and skill building, you will learn how to control a vehicle better than 60% of the population. Moreover, our course will also help you develop better reaction skills. In the event of an accident or any other road incident, quick reflexes and the ability to stay calm under pressure are crucial. Our course will teach you how to handle emergency situations and make split-second decisions while behind the wheel. These skills are important not only for security drivers but also for all drivers who want to be prepared for any unexpected situations on the road. We focus on teaching our students the proper techniques for accelerating, braking, and turning, which are essential for safe and efficient driving. By mastering these skills, you will not only become a more confident but also a safer driver. This can benefit not only you but also other drivers on the road. In conclusion, whether you are a security driver or not, our Advanced Driving Course course can benefit you in many ways. Our focus on fundamental skills and techniques of vehicle control, decision-making, and reaction skills make this course applicable to all drivers.

Can I use VA benefits to attend this course? Is your course GI Bill approved?

Pablo2024-08-07T11:24:39-07:00Yes, you can. AS3 is now an approved vendor for the G.I. Bill via ESI (Executive Security International). Please call (970) 242 9004 to learn about your options. This only applies to the courses done in Grand Junction, CO, but we have many options throughout the year. If you would like to use your VA benefits for other courses outside of Colorado, you would have to talk to your VA Office and ask them to submit payment to us; we have done so many times.