Certification
CDT offers multiple levels of courses from application to instructor. CDT courses are offered in a variety of levels. Each course is
updated yearly in accordance with the use of force guidelines as they pertain to the status of each trainee. Upon completion of a designated CDT Course, the trainee is certified and assigned his own registered certification
number, certificate, and CDT license identification card. To maintain certification status students and instructors must re-certify annually. 
CDT LEVELS The Complete Non-Deadly Force Training SystemLEVEL I - FULL CIRCLE COMPLIANCE TECHNIQUES
Empty handed controlling and diffusion techniques. (2 Day Course - Approximately 16 Hour Course)
LEVEL II - MASTER INSTRUCTOR CERTIFICATION COURSE
Licenses the instructor to Teach and Certify personnel in Level I Only. (4 Day Course - Approximately 32 Hour Course)
LEVEL III - LAST RESORT WEAPON DISARMING COURSE
High pressure, limited movement weapon disarms against impact, bladed and firearm type weapons.
(2 Day Course - Approximately 16 Hour Course)
LEVEL IV - LICENSED TACTICAL MASTER INSTRUCTOR
Licenses the instructor to teach and certify personnel in Level I Compliance and Level III. Disarms (5 Day Course - Approximately 45 Hour Course)
LEVEL V - SURVIVING THE "NO WIN"
This course will include advance controlling, escaping, advanced stunning and distraction techniques, plus advanced weapon disarms which will also include positioning against multiple attackers.
(4 Day Course - Approximately 30 Hour Course)
LEVEL VI - GROUND TO AIR
This course will deal with the dreaded ground altercation and teach the student how to escape via leverage and manipulation from the most common ground assaults. (2 Day Course - Approximately 16 Hour Course)
LEVEL VII - FAMILY PROTECTION COURSE
This course will train the family as a tactical unit prepared to know how and when to respond during an altercation that focuses on acts of violence where a child's welfare is endangered.
Each parent will be taught a specific role in key positioning that will lessen the risk to all involved, especially a child. Training is altered to accommodate single parent families.
(3 Day Course - Approximately 20 Hour Course)
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