Your Agency Needs a BTAM Master Trainer!
Certified Master Trainers get access to key training and program resources that assist your organization in building BTAM processes and utilizing BTAM to prevent targeted violence and terrorism.
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Certified Master Trainers get access to key training and program resources that assist your organization in building BTAM processes and utilizing BTAM to prevent targeted violence and terrorism.
This instructor program prepares F/SLTT partners to train local communities and empower partners to mitigate threats and prevent acts of targeted violence.
Courses for homeland security partners to identify, investigate, assess, and manage threats of targeted violence and are provided by Certified Master Trainers.
NTER conducts proactive outreach to a broad network of key partners and stakeholders to provide the most effective and up-to-date information and support.
The NTER Office strengthens information sharing by providing continuing education opportunities to homeland security partners who work in the field of targeted violence prevention.
The Instructor Development Threat Evaluation and Reporting Course (ID-TERC) is a four-day in-person, or five-day virtual, training course that is exclusively for those in NTER's Master Trainer Program.
NTER's MTP certifies Federal, State, Local, Tribal, and Territorial (F/SLTT) partners in the instruction of BTAM techniques and best practices.
The NTER Office assists Federal, State, Local, Tribal, and Territorial and Private Sector partners in adapting processes for identifying and mitigating homeland security threats of targeted violence.
Information on the Nationwide SAR NSI, a joint collaborative effort by the DHS, the FBI, and state, local, tribal, and territorial law enforcement partners.
The NTER Office equips homeland security partners with resources to identify and mitigate threats of terrorism and targeted violence to keep the Homeland safe.