The NRA Refuse To Be A Victim course is designed to provide students with practical information and strategies for recognizing and avoiding situations that could make them vulnerable to crime. The course emphasizes personal awareness, prevention, and developing habits that can reduce opportunities for criminal activity.
Students learn practical ways to improve their personal security and become more aware of their surroundings, while developing a proactive approach to personal safety.
Topics include:
• Personal safety and crime prevention
• Situational awareness
• Recognizing potentially dangerous situations
• Avoiding and reducing personal risk
• Home security considerations
• Personal security while traveling and away from home
• Developing a personal safety plan
• Responsible decision-making and prevention strategies
Course Details
Format: Classroom-based instruction
Audience: Individuals interested in improving their personal safety and crime-prevention awareness
Focus: Personal security, situational awareness, risk reduction, home security, and practical prevention strategie
Why Take This Course?
Personal safety begins with awareness and preparation. This course provides practical information that can help students recognize potential risks, develop better security habits, and take proactive steps to reduce their vulnerability to crime.
Students leave with a greater understanding of personal security and practical prevention strategies that can be applied at home, while traveling, and in everyday situations.