SWAT 3

This 5-Day course features advanced critical skills for SWAT Officers. Expanding on the Level 1 curriculum, this course requires students to utilize established fundamentals to complete advanced drills and scenarios.

8-Hours of Low to No-light firearms training will challenge students to maintain a high degree of accuracy during both static and dynamic exercises while adhering to strict safety standards.

The 8-Hour Low to No-Light breaching block requires students to employ tools in restrictive environments and using alternate methods. Procedures for effective actions of the entry team pre and post breach within these austere conditions will be focused on.

24-Hours of Low to No-Light Close Quarter Tactics training will necessitate the student to have an established level of proficiency utilizing principle-based clearance techniques to mitigate complex configurations within medium to large structures. Students will complete scenarios with intricate internal clearance methods and threat discrimination.

Prerequisites

*Completion of SWAT 2 or TFA2, BRE2, and CQT2 is required for enrollment in this course.

Upcoming Dates

February 22-26, 2027 | Jeffersonville, IN | $950
October 11-15, 2027 | Concord, NC | $950
October 25-29, 2027 | Jeffersonville, IN | $950

Equipment Requirements

Body Armor
Duty Belt – Standard Loadout
Primary and Secondary Weapon System
Eye and Ear Protection
Gloves
If Available:
- Team Organic Breaching Tools (Ram, Sledge, Halligan Tool)
Simmunition or Other Norse Approved Non-Lethal Weapons Systems or Conversion Kits
Ammunition:
- Pistol – 500 rounds
- Rifle – 500 rounds
Simmunitions or Norse Approved Non-Lethal Marking Rounds
Pistol – 250 rounds
Rifle – 100 rounds

More Courses

SWAT 1

SWAT 2

Close Quarters Tactics 1

Close Quarters Tactics 2

Breacher 1

Breacher 2

How It Works

Norse Training Method

Classroom Time

Operational proven tactics, techniques, and procedures

Classroom time consists of 5% and 95% practical application to help introduce concepts and provide an overview of training. Practical exercises are the primary instruction method.

Proprietary Principle-based System

Ensure That Students Are Afforded Flexibility While Ensuring Adherence to Intended Utilization

Principle-based System Along With Sustainment Creates an Unmatched Level of Proficiency and Long-term Retention of Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures

Classroom Time

A systematized training method

Our systematized training method ensures consistent subject matter presentation and course format regardless of instructor, venue, or student base.

METHODS that become ingrained once training ends

craft your excellence.
elevate the team.

Subscribing members of the Nexus have continuous access to its resources. The value of training is much greater if the student can retain the information with a high level of proficiency. Skillsets that are not utilized and practiced daily will consistently diminish. These skillsets are often those that are necessary in an immediate manner within a critical situation.

*Must be a Norse client to enroll.

Still Have Questions?

How do I sign up for Sustainment Training?

Call us to go over your training interests, needs, and goals. From there, we will work together to establish a training package right for your team.

Can Norse come to us?

Absolutely! If your department wishes to host a training course, call us to go over the details. We will determine pricing and scheduling based on the type of course and location and provide you documentation to distribute for registration.

What is an Acadis # and why do you need it?

An Acadis # is your academy # assigned by the Department of Criminal Justice
Training (DOCJT) and is how we submit your hours for KLEC Accreditation.

Do you train civilians?

No. Our training is specifically for ACTIVE-DUTY law enforcement and military personnel only.

How do I purchase Norse gear?

Email atriplett@norsetactical about hats and t-shirts.

Where are your instructor BIOs?

The Norse Instructor Cadre consists of prior military Special Operations from several branches and experienced law enforcement agents from multiple agencies.

The knowledge base of all instructors is extremely robust, but it is not something to broadcast or share with the public. We are a privatized training company for a reason: the training isn’t about us or getting publicity, it’s about the client and providing the best training possible.

Biographies can be shared verbally with students in a course upon request.