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R&H GLOBAL PROTECTION · SECURITY TRAINING · WORLDWIDE
Professional security training delivered by Israeli security instructors

Israeli Security Training / Police / Military / CPO / Worldwide

Israeli Security Training for Police, Military & Professional Security Teams

R&H Global Protection designs organisation-specific security training programmes for government bodies, police organisations, defence teams, professional close protection units, airports, licensed security companies, corporate security departments and other authorised organisations worldwide.

Former IDF Special ForcesFormer Shin Bet ProfessionalsOrganisation-Specific ProgrammesInternational Instructor Deployment
Worldwide Training OverviewPolice & Government · Military & Defence · Close Protection & CPO · Aviation & Corporate Security
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Police & Government

Professional organisational development for law-enforcement, government security, protective and supervisory teams.

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Military & Defence

Defensive security, force-protection, facility-security and instructor-development programmes for authorised organisations.

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Close Protection & CPO

Executive protection and CPO development for professional teams responsible for principals, officials and VIPs.

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Aviation & Corporate

Airport, infrastructure, corporate, hospitality and professional security programmes adapted to the operating environment.

Direct Answer

What This Service Is Designed to Do

Service Logic

Start with the organisation. Then build the programme.

Professional security training should begin with the commissioning organisation, participant roles, existing capability and the real environment in which the team is expected to operate. A generic public course cannot answer every police, defence, CPO, airport or corporate security requirement.

R&H Global Protection develops custom programmes after reviewing training goals, participant experience, available facilities, programme duration, local requirements and the capability the organisation wants to improve.

Selected Israeli instructors with backgrounds including former IDF Special Forces personnel and former Shin Bet security professionals may be assigned according to the subject. Training remains lawful, defensive, professional and tailored to authorised organisational responsibilities.

Signature Framework

The Organisation-to-Programme Architecture

A strong syllabus is built by connecting the people being trained, their mission, their environment and the capability that must improve — before deciding how the programme should be delivered.

FrameworkTraining Architecture

The syllabus is a response to organisational requirements, not a catalogue of disconnected modules.

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Participants

Who Are We Training?

Police officers, protection teams, supervisors, instructors, corporate security staff and other authorised professional groups need different learning outcomes.

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Mission

What Do They Protect?

People, facilities, infrastructure, aviation operations, official delegations and corporate assets create different training priorities.

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Environment

Where Will They Operate?

Urban, airport, industrial, residential, event, corporate and higher-risk environments change how training should be contextualised.

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Capability

What Must Improve?

Awareness, planning, supervision, protective discipline, incident management, risk assessment or instructor capability may be the primary goal.

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Delivery

How Should It Be Taught?

Classroom learning, practical exercises, scenario management, workshops, assessment and instructor development are combined as appropriate.

Core Capability

Professional Security Training Programmes

Modules can stand alone or be combined into multi-day, multi-week or long-term organisational programmes. The programme remains focused on professional development rather than publishing sensitive operational tactics.

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Close Protection Officer Training

Close Protection / CPO

Professional CPO development covering protective planning, advance work, movement management, teamwork, communication, professional conduct and controlled scenario-based learning.

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Executive Protection Training

Executive / VIP

Programmes for teams responsible for executives, officials and other principals, with emphasis on planning, travel security, venue coordination, risk awareness and disciplined protective operations.

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Government & VIP Protection Training

Government / Protection Units

Custom development for authorised teams responsible for government officials, diplomats, senior visitors and delegations.

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Police Security Training

Law Enforcement

Professional programmes for police organisations, specialist personnel, supervisors, protection teams and instructors within agreed lawful security objectives.

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Military & Defence Security Training

Defence / Force Protection

High-level programmes may address force protection, facility security, threat awareness, planning, command coordination and instructor development.

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Airport & Aviation Security Training

Aviation

Security awareness, access control, behavioural observation, perimeter awareness, incident management, emergency coordination and vulnerability assessment for appropriate aviation organisations.

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Security Driver & Protective Driving

Protective Mobility

Driver development can focus on professional preparation, route planning, vehicle discipline, protective movement, communication and coordination with protection teams.

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Corporate Security Training

Corporate

Security awareness, executive security, workplace security, travel risk, incident management and supervisory development for corporate security departments.

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Critical Infrastructure Security

Infrastructure

Programmes for suitable operators can address facility protection, access control, security management, threat awareness and crisis coordination.

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Crisis & Security Management

Management

Management-level training can strengthen planning, escalation, command coordination, crisis decision-making and organisational security governance.

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Train-the-Trainer

Instructor Development

Develop internal instructors through lesson planning, learning objectives, assessment, scenario management, coaching, standardisation and instructor evaluation.

Client Profile

Organisations We Train

01Government Organisations

Authorised public-sector security, protective, supervisory and specialist teams requiring structured professional development.

02Police Organisations

Law-enforcement units, protection teams, supervisors and instructors seeking organisation-specific training.

03Military & Defence

Defence organisations and authorised security personnel requiring defensive security, protection or instructor programmes.

04VIP Protection Units

Professional teams responsible for officials, diplomats, executives, visitors and delegations.

05Airports & Aviation

Appropriate airport operators, aviation-security organisations and management teams.

06Licensed Security Companies

Professional private-security organisations, academies and corporate security providers seeking team or instructor development.

Methodology

Israeli Security Training Methodology

The Israeli security approach places strong emphasis on prevention, preparation, awareness, disciplined judgement, coordination and learning from realistic scenarios. The goal is not to create a theatrical course; it is to improve how professional teams understand risk and make decisions within their lawful responsibilities.

Programmes can combine conceptual instruction with practical exercises, workshops, supervised scenarios and assessment. The balance depends on participant level, facilities, the subject and what the commissioning organisation wants to achieve.

Where appropriate, Train-the-Trainer can be integrated so the client builds internal capability and can continue developing its own personnel after the external instructor team leaves.

Operational Focus

Train-the-Trainer — Build Internal Capability

For suitable organisations, instructor development can turn one programme into a longer-term internal training capability rather than permanent dependence on external trainers.

FrameworkInstructor Development

Train the organisation’s own instructors to design, deliver, assess and improve professional security training.

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Design

Lesson Planning

Build lessons around clear objectives, participant level, time available and measurable professional outcomes.

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Delivery

Instructional Method

Improve presentation, practical instruction, demonstrations, group management and learning flow.

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Assessment

Evaluation

Create fair assessment methods and feedback processes that show whether participants achieved the intended outcomes.

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Scenarios

Scenario Management

Plan and control professional scenarios so they test judgement and teamwork without becoming uncontrolled demonstrations.

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Standards

Coaching & Standardisation

Develop consistent instructor practice, internal coaching and a repeatable organisational training standard.

Engagement Process

How a Custom Training Programme Is Developed

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Organisation Brief

Define the commissioning organisation, participant roles, participant numbers and current experience.

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Needs Assessment

Clarify the operational environment, training objectives, capability gaps and required outcomes.

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Curriculum Design

Build the programme structure, learning progression, practical components and assessment approach.

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Instructor Selection

Assign instructors whose professional background fits the subject, participant level and programme goals.

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Delivery

Conduct the agreed programme at a suitable authorised location with appropriate facilities and client coordination.

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Evaluation & Next Step

Review performance, identify development priorities and determine whether follow-on or instructor training is appropriate.

Scale

From Specialist Modules to Long-Term Partnerships

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Specialist Module

Focused development around one defined professional subject.

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Multi-Day Programme

Several connected subjects combined into one structured course.

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Multi-Week Programme

Broader development with progression, practical work and evaluation.

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Department / Unit

Training multiple teams or functions inside one organisation.

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Train-the-Trainer

Develop internal instructors and long-term continuity.

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Long-Term Partnership

Progressive capability development delivered in agreed stages.

International Capability

International Instructor Deployment & Programme Delivery

Worldwide

Training Where the Organisation Needs It

Suitable programmes can be delivered at authorised client, government, police, defence, academy, corporate or professional facilities depending on the requirement.

CLIENTClient Facilities

Suitable facilities controlled by the commissioning organisation where the programme can be conducted safely and lawfully.

PUBLICGovernment / Police / Defence

Authorised public-sector facilities may be used where the organisation has permission and the programme fits the venue.

ACADEMYSecurity Academies

Professional academy environments can support suitable private-security, CPO or instructor-development programmes.

CORPORATECorporate Facilities

Corporate security, crisis, risk, executive-security and awareness programmes can be delivered close to client operations.

GLOBALInternational Programmes

Instructor teams can be structured for country-specific, regional or multi-stage programmes subject to logistics and local requirements.

Local compliance: international delivery is subject to local law, licensing, immigration, facility permissions, specialist availability and the exact scope agreed with the client.

Why R&H Global Protection

A Training Model Built for Professional Organisations

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Israeli Security Methodology

Prevention, preparation, awareness, disciplined judgement, coordination and scenario-led learning.

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Former IDF Special Forces Instructors

Relevant programmes may be staffed by former IDF Special Forces personnel selected for the subject.

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Former Shin Bet Professionals

Former Shin Bet security professionals may contribute where their background fits the requirement.

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Organisation-Specific Programmes

The syllabus starts with the client organisation, participant roles and operational objectives.

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On-Site Training

Selected instructors can deploy to suitable authorised client and professional locations.

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International Capability

Country delivery sits within R&H Global Protection’s broader worldwide security and training capability.

Indicative Investment

How Security Training Programmes Are Priced

  • 01Participant GroupNumber of participants, roles, experience and instructor-to-participant requirements affect programme structure.
  • 02Programme LengthSpecialist modules, multi-day courses, multi-week programmes and long-term partnerships require different resources.
  • 03Instructor TeamSubject matter, number of instructors, language requirements and specialist backgrounds influence mobilisation.
  • 04Location & LogisticsFlights, accommodation, local transport, venue, equipment and permits are assessed for the agreed country and facility.
  • 05Facilities & ResourcesPractical components depend on what the client can provide and what needs to be arranged separately.
  • 06Custom CurriculumBespoke programme design, assessment, instructor development and follow-on phases are scoped according to the organisation’s objectives.

Confidential Organisational Planning

Request a Custom Security Training Programme

Send the organisation, participant number and roles, current experience, training goals, proposed country or city, preferred dates, available facilities, expected programme length and any specialist requirements. We can then review the requirement and prepare an appropriate proposal.

  • Organisation and sector
  • Participant number and roles
  • Current experience
  • Training objectives
  • Country / city / facility
  • Preferred dates and programme length

Questions, Answered Plainly

Frequently Asked Questions

Who can request a security training programme?

R&H Global Protection focuses on professional organisations such as government bodies, police organisations, defence organisations, professional protection units, licensed security companies, corporate security departments and other suitable authorised groups.

Do you provide CPO and executive protection training?

Yes. Close protection and executive protection programmes can be designed for professional teams and organisations, with content adapted to participant experience, responsibilities and training objectives.

Can you provide police or government security training?

Yes. Professional programmes can be developed for suitable police, government and protective organisations within agreed lawful, defensive and professional objectives.

Do you provide military and defence security training?

Yes. Appropriate programmes may address force protection, facility security, threat awareness, planning, coordination, incident management and instructor development at a high professional level.

Can you provide airport and aviation security training?

Yes. Programmes can be designed for appropriate aviation organisations and personnel around awareness, access control, perimeter security, incident management, emergency coordination and vulnerability assessment.

Do you provide Train-the-Trainer programmes?

Yes. Train-the-Trainer can help suitable organisations build internal instructor capability through lesson planning, delivery, assessment, scenario management, coaching and standardisation.

Can training take place at our own facility?

Potentially, yes. Delivery may take place at suitable authorised client, government, police, defence, academy, corporate or professional facilities, subject to local law, safety requirements and permissions.

Can you create a custom syllabus?

Yes. Programmes are built after reviewing the organisation, participant roles, current experience, training goals, operating environment, available facilities and specialist requirements.

What information should we send for a proposal?

Send the organisation name, participant number and roles, current experience, training objectives, proposed country or city, preferred dates, available facilities, expected programme length and specialist requirements.