Bring the Female Officer Survival Course to Your Area

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The Female Officer Survival Course is an intensive three-day program focused on strengthening firearms proficiency, defensive tactics, tactical decision-making, and overall officer survival skills. Participants receive hands-on instruction through realistic, scenario-based exercises they can apply directly to their duties.

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Why Request This Course?

Hosting this course in your area can:

• Expand access to specialized training for female officers

• Strengthen officer confidence, readiness, and tactical awareness

• Improve firearms and defensive-tactics proficiency

• Provide realistic training for high-stress encounters

• Reduce travel demands for your agency and surrounding departments

• Offer 24 hours of TCOLE continuing education credit

• Create a regional training opportunity for multiple law enforcement agencies

 

Experienced Instruction

The course is led by highly experienced law enforcement instructors who bring elite-level firearms and defensive-tactics expertise:

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Dorcia Meador
National Police Shooting Championship Record Holder

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Rocsana Ferren
Fort Worth Police Department Defensive Tactics Instructor

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Their instruction is practical, professional, and grounded in situations officers may face throughout their careers.

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Course Information

Duration: Three Days
Certification: 24 Hours TCOLE Credit

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Participant Equipment

Attendees should bring:

• 600 rounds of ammunition

• Hearing and eye protection

• Duty belt

• Ballistic vest

• Clothing suitable for defensive-tactics training

• Water and lunch

• Sunscreen and cap

 

Request a Course for Your Region

Consider hosting the Female Officer Survival Course for your department or coordinating with neighboring agencies to bring this advanced training opportunity to your area.

Investing in specialized officer-survival training helps build safer, more confident, and better-prepared officers while strengthening the readiness of agencies throughout your region.

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Contact us to discuss hosting requirements, facility needs, enrollment, and regional agency participation.