GUIDE FOR OBTAINING

CCTP CREDENTIALS

ABOUT CCTP’s BOARDCCTP’s board established and maintained a voluntary and comprehensive certification program through a specifically designed certification process called the Certified Counter Terrorism Practitioner. It is based on methods currently used in the governmental and private sectors that measure competency in security practices. The CCTP Board is a for profit security certification body which delivers exceptional value by acquiring the best specialists and employing the best assessment methods independently from the influence of governments, private organizations and individuals.

What is CCTP?CCTP is a credential which provides demonstrable proof of knowledge and expertise in terrorism prevention, detection and deterrence.

The credential will be awarded to the eligible candidates who have successfully passed the examination which assesses the knowledge of 14 main areas in the field of counterterrorism.

Developed by practitioners for practitioners, the CCTP’s addresses wide range of terrorist threats such as:

• Suicide bombers

• Improvised Explosive Devices

• Vehicle Borne Improvised Explosive Devices

• Attack with Cold Weapons

• Shooting

• Parallel Attacks

• Kidnapping

• CBRN

Accredited by skills for SecuritySkills for Security, the skills body for the security industry, works with employers to improve security skills and standards of professionalism by providing access to security training courses and security qualifications for people employed in private security roles across the globe.

Endorsed BY International Society for Crime Prevention PractitionersThe International Society of Crime Prevention Practitioners (ISCPP) is a professional organization of crime prevention practitioners from around the world. The ISCPP was formed in 1977 and continues to network and share vital information with it’s members.

Endorsed by: The International Association of Counterterrorism and Security Professionals (IACSP)The International Association for Counter-terrorism and Security Professionals was founded in 1992 to meet the security challenges facing the world as it entered an era of globalization in the 21st century. The IACSP believes that all elements of the world’s societies must become better educated about the threats of terrorism as a first step toward developing innovative and effective countermeasures to them.

CCTP Structure

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CERTIFICATION

EXAMINATION

In order to prepare for the CCTP exam, the CCTP board provides a free preparatory group study course for participants

Candidates who successfully passed the certification examination will receive a designation certificate which is valid for three years.

The second component of CCTP is the exam component. CCTP examination is a standardized test administered and scored in a consistent manner to ensure legal defensibility.

Who is CCTP intended for? • Corporate security professionals for SMEs and MNCs

• Risk and security consultants who provide consulting services for critical assets,

sporting events, government buildings, public infrastructure, etc.

• Public transportation security professionals for AVSEC- aviation security for airlines,

airports, Maritime security and ground transportation

• Law enforcement officers from police units, customs, immigration, border control,

counter terrorism units, intelligence units, patrolling units, etc.

• Military officers from intelligence units, Counter terrorism units, Military police, infantry brigades, etc.

• Private security companies who deals with asset protection, VIP protection etc.

Benefits of the CCTP certification:

Benefits to the individual may include:• Competence in the principles and best practices in the counterterrorism field.• Participation in a recognized professional group. • As the global terrorism threat keeps evolving, the CCTP certification keeps you up to date with tools

and tactics to counter and respond to the evolving threats. • Recognition of professional competence by peers in your profession as well as management. • Advanced career potential and growth due to recognition as a Certified Counterterrorism Practitioner • Certification can improve overall performance, remove uncertainty and widen market opportunities. • The process of achieving and maintaining certification helps ensure you are continually improving and

refining your activities within the homeland security and counterterrorism fields. • Potentially higher income for being formally recognized as an experienced Certified Counterterrorism Practitioner.

Benefits to the organization may include:• Provides advancement and recognition opportunities for staff. • Demonstrates to customers, competitors, suppliers, staff and investors that your organization operates with

a recognized industry standard. • Demonstrates to your shareholders that you taking a proactive approach to countering terrorism.• The regular assessment process will improve the staffs responsibility, commitment and motivation.• Demonstrates commitment to the field of counterterrorism as a vital component of any comprehensive

protection project.

What do CCTP’s say:“Gaining the CCTP designation contributed to my level of professionalism as physical security consultant for critical infrastructures”. Physical Security consultant Australia.

“Thoroughly professional and amazing view point. Instructor’s experience in the field is vast and hence was a very reliable source of information.” Manager Aviation Security, Port Moresby International Airport, Papua New Guinea

“The core topics shared during the CCTP preparatory training course are relevant and interesting, the examples and videos provided drive the point across.” Officer at ministry of defense Singapore.

“As CCTP candidate able to see IED Components, case studies of past attacks, understanding impact of IED’s, etc,” UK, Private security contractor.

“The CCTP program leverage any security professional to the counter terrorism field, its gives tools to counter the various threats effectively,” Chief of security, India

steps in order to obtain CCTP certification:

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the CCTP exam with a minimum score of 70% - Understanding and applying the key concepts and processes of each program domain is pillar of the CCTP, candidate should pass a comprehensive examination consisting of multiple-choice questions

and Complete the CCTP registration form

the Required Experience to meet the eligibility criteria

CCTP 3 days program- Candidates applying for the CCTP program will be required to successfully complete 28 hours of classroom instruction

the CCTP code of conduct form

the Certification - Maintain an active certification status by recertifying every three years.

CCTP Eligibility

1. ACADEMIC AND EXPERIENCEThe participant is required to have either one of the following:

1.1. A minimum university degree and at least 2 years experience in the security, law enforcement or military field.

1.2. Relevant experience in the field of security, law enforcement or military with at least 5 years in executive or management role and/or responsibility if you do not have a relevant degree.

2. AGEMinimum age of 25 years old.

3. DECLARATIONThe participant is expected to not have any criminal records and would have to declare this status during the application process.

4. Professional ReferencesThe participant must submit 2 professional references who have personal knowledge of and can validate your security experience, character and good standing.

5. COMPULSORY ATTENDANCEThe training to the 14 modules of CCTP is mandatory.

6. EXAMINATIONAt the end of the preparatory CCTP course, the participant will be required to take an examination which will test on their understanding and application of the course work. A minimum of 70% passing mark must be achieved to qualify for the Certified Counter Terrorism Practitioner.

STUDY UNITSTHE PREPARATORY COURSE COVERS 14 UNITS:

HOW TO IDENTIFY THE THREAT OF TERRORISM1. Global terrorism today - Introduction to the Threat2. Terror organizations3. Critical Soft Targets4. Suicide bombers- their mindset and how they operate5. The stages of terrorist attack6. The adversary7. Bombs and Explosives8. Dealing with booby traps9. How terrorists conduct intelligence collection10. VBIEDs - Vehicle b`orne IED (car bombs)

COUNTER THE THREAT OF TERRORISM

11. The security concept12. Incident management13. Minimum cost / maximum security options14. Preparing the operational procedure file and area portfolio

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