NATIONAL GANG ACADEMY
THE #1 MOST SOUGHT AFTER GANG TRAINING IN THE WORLD!
NATIONAL GANG ACADEMY
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Class 046
Monday, January 06, 2025 CYBER MONDAY SPECIAL
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WHAT TO EXPECT
Throughout the academy, you will be given weekly assignments and quizzes to monitor your progress and as your 8-week experience comes to an end, you are required to take the final exam where the work produced, and level of participation will be calculated to determine your graduation results to officially become one of the elite few who were accepted and graduated the National Gang Academy.
The online National Gang Academy is both demanding and unlike anything that has ever been available to gang enforcement before. Over the 8-week long experience you will have access to amazing training courses, research and reading assignments, scenarios, coaches, and personal development sessions.
There is a high level of expectation with strict deadlines all designed to bring the best you to class. You will learn and grow with this phenomenal experience which will introduce you to a whole new approach to gang enforcement training, information and strategies.
The online National Gang Academy is both demanding and unlike anything that has ever been available to gang enforcement before. Over the 8-week long experience you will have access to amazing training courses, research and reading assignments, scenarios, coaches, and personal development sessions.
There is a high level of expectation with strict deadlines all designed to bring the best you to class. You will learn and grow with this phenomenal experience which will introduce you to a whole new approach to gang enforcement training, information and strategies.
INCLUDED IN TUITION
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ACADEMY DETAILS
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DESIGNED FOR
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THE EXPERIENCE
Being a Gang Specialist is no longer a "Gang Enforcement Only" speciality. The 2011 National Gang Threat Assessment estimated 33,000 gangs representing some 1.4 million “documented” gang members were reported by law enforcement agencies in the United States; up from 1.0 million gang members representing 20,000 gangs in 2009. Gangs can now be identified in all 50 states and D.C. with a national average of 48% of all violent crime being attributed to criminal street gangs with that percentage reaching as high as 90% in several cities nationwide.
All officers need to become gang specialist and able to identify a gang threat in real-time for any gang reduction strategy to be successful not to mention it is imperative for officer and public safety that you be trained, prepared and equipped to be on the front lines as you very well may make initial contact with a gang member long before the Gang Unit is called. In fact, most initial contacts will happen by road patrol, school resource officers, or narcotic and homicide detectives and not a Gang Enforcement Investigator.
Today, larger OMGs have established new chapters and have attracted many new members. The surge in membership has incited clashes for geographic dominance, which has created higher levels of violence and continue to engage in all types of violent crimes to include: weapons possession, threats and intimidation, assault, arson, extortion, and drug trafficking and in today's volatile world; law enforcement are being targeted by groups like the New Black Panther Party who, over the last few years, called for attacks on law enforcement and street gangs issuing direct threats around the nation.
In the 2015 National Gang Threat Report, one third (1/3) of the jurisdictions report an increase in threats to law enforcement and "the attacks that were carried out against law enforcement and judicial officials over the past two years were violent and brazen" are you prepared? Is your team prepared? Is your agency prepared?
All officers need to become gang specialist and able to identify a gang threat in real-time for any gang reduction strategy to be successful not to mention it is imperative for officer and public safety that you be trained, prepared and equipped to be on the front lines as you very well may make initial contact with a gang member long before the Gang Unit is called. In fact, most initial contacts will happen by road patrol, school resource officers, or narcotic and homicide detectives and not a Gang Enforcement Investigator.
Today, larger OMGs have established new chapters and have attracted many new members. The surge in membership has incited clashes for geographic dominance, which has created higher levels of violence and continue to engage in all types of violent crimes to include: weapons possession, threats and intimidation, assault, arson, extortion, and drug trafficking and in today's volatile world; law enforcement are being targeted by groups like the New Black Panther Party who, over the last few years, called for attacks on law enforcement and street gangs issuing direct threats around the nation.
In the 2015 National Gang Threat Report, one third (1/3) of the jurisdictions report an increase in threats to law enforcement and "the attacks that were carried out against law enforcement and judicial officials over the past two years were violent and brazen" are you prepared? Is your team prepared? Is your agency prepared?
KEY LEARNING OBJECTIVES
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PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT OBJECTIVES
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ACADEMY PROTOCOL
We designed all of our training programs for the incredibly busy lifestyle all of us have. You are not required to be in front of a computer at a set time or for a set amount of time so even though the course is structured, you have maximum control over when and how you complete it.
Here is the training schedule:
Here is the training schedule:
- Every Monday - You are sent the Weekly Briefing where you will gain access to the week's training modules and have till Saturday at midnight to complete it along with 24 hour access. So you can do it on your time.
- Every Tuesday - Saturday - You are sent the Daily Roll Call, which serves as your virtual attendance as well as a delivery source for training content. However, you are not required to access them each day; as long as they are all accessed by Saturday at midnight; again so you are able to do it on your own time.
- Every Week - You will have a weekly quiz that is due by Saturday at midnight.
- Saturday of Week 8: You will be given access to the final exam and given 24 hours to complete it.
- It's that easy!
WEEKLY QUIZ PROTOCOL
The weekly quizzes are completed online and can also be done from the convenience of your home, office or in the field, if necessary.
The weekly quizzes are ten (10) questions that are a mixture of true/false, multiple choice and scenario driven. The weekly quizzes are applied to your overall academy graduation evaluation.
The weekly quizzes are ten (10) questions that are a mixture of true/false, multiple choice and scenario driven. The weekly quizzes are applied to your overall academy graduation evaluation.
FINAL EXAM PROTOCOL
Exam Pass Guarantee: We do offer an exam pass guarantee which states if you take and complete the entire certification course and do not pass the final exam, you will get another single attempt on us.
Final Exam Details: The Exam is graded on a pass/fail system by obtaining a 90% or better is considered a passing grade. The exam is taken online at the convenience of your home or office. It is a closed book exam and is 50 questions with 5 bonus questions. The questions are in a true/false, multiple-choice & scenario-based format. You must pass the final exam with a 90% or better to receive your CBGS designation.
Recertification: Certification is good for 2-years and must be recertified.
Final Exam Details: The Exam is graded on a pass/fail system by obtaining a 90% or better is considered a passing grade. The exam is taken online at the convenience of your home or office. It is a closed book exam and is 50 questions with 5 bonus questions. The questions are in a true/false, multiple-choice & scenario-based format. You must pass the final exam with a 90% or better to receive your CBGS designation.
Recertification: Certification is good for 2-years and must be recertified.
TESTIMONIALS
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