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Courses Overview
It is intended that NRA Courses should offer progression in terms of knowledge and training throughout the year for members of the NRA and its affiliated clubs. An outline of available courses is shown below. Click on the course title for details
Probationary Members This course is primarily a course in safe handling and provides an introduction to target rifle. Each course consists of four separate lessons. Probationary courses are run from February to May and from September to November. All applications for probationary membership should be made to the NRA Membership Secretary. Click here for more details. Target Rifle Skills The weekend courses are aimed primarily at those who have recently taken up target rifle shooting to help them to develop their individual skills. Wind Coaching This course is for more experienced shooters who wish to improve their individual and team coaching skills. Club Instructor This is the first step towards a coaching qualification and is for experienced shooters who wish to assist with training at club level. Applicants should ideally have completed an Target Rifle Skills course.	National Governing Body (NGB) Coaching Qualifications The Shooting Committee has recommended to Council that the NRA should reintroduce the NGB Coaching Qualification of NRA TR Coach at both Club level and Regional level. The Director of Shooting will consult with the GBTSF Director of Coaching concerning the possible transfer of qualifications. Range Conducting Officer (RCO) These two day courses are run regularly throughout the year at Bisley and can also be run regionally. Successful candidates will be qualified to conduct live firing on MOD or TAVRA Ranges. RCO Renewals The RCO qualification is valid for six years and may be renewed on application to the NSC.