In March 2021, the UK Home Office Government introduced The National Canine Training and Accreditation Scheme for the Private Security Industry (NCTAS-P). This set out a new standard to bring the private sector in line with the standard used by British Police and the Military. The new course offered by the National Training Inspectorate for Professional Dog Users directly maps across the exact training requirements for a NCTAS-P accredited team giving the handler and dog the best possible opportunity to successfully obtain the Home Office accreditation.
Exciting New Course Announcement: NTIPDU Level 4 (320) Pathway to National Accreditation for Explosive Detection Dog and Handler Teams
Following the resounding success of our two pilot courses, where all five explosive detection dog and handler teams achieved 100% in their Home Office NCTAS-P accreditations, the National Training Inspectorate for Professional Dog Users (NTIPDU) is proud to announce our new NTIPDU Level 4 (320) Pathway to National Accreditation for Explosive Detection Dog and Handler course.
This new pathway offers a comprehensive training program designed to equip teams with the advanced skills required to achieve national accreditation in explosive detection. Building on the proven success of our previous training initiatives, this course promises to enhance operational effectiveness and maintain the highest standards within the field.
Key Features:
Expert-led Training:
National Accreditation Pathway
Tailored Development
We look forward to welcoming new teams and continuing to support excellence in the field of explosive detection with this next level of professional training.
For further details or to book your place, please contact us by clicking here.
Welcome to the NTIPDU
The NTIPDU develop canine training courses, all relating to the sector, welcoming valued input from handlers working in the field, incorporating real life experiences and knowledge to develop and deliver what is required to be safe and effective whilst conducting their duties.
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The NTIPDU was formed to Promote Professionalism, set and maintain Standards and to assist all governing bodies within the Security Industry. All NTIPDU courses are for dog and handler teams that wish to progress to a higher level in the Security Dog Industry.
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The key aims of the inspectorate are to:
- Promote the professionalism of Security Dog Users
- Formalise a suitable policy for training Security Dogs
- Regulate Security Dog Handlers in their operational duties
- Promote the training of Security Dog Users
- Promote the professionalism of Security Dog Users
- Regulate and maintain the training of Specialist Dogs
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