What does CFIC mean in UNCLASSIFIED

The CFIC course is typically aimed at military, defense, or security personnel who are in need of the ability to teach and instruct others in all areas of combat and fighting.

The CFIC course provides participants with an understanding of different forms of attack, counterattack movements, weaponry usage, tactics for calming a hostile situation, as well as different teaching techniques for passing on these skills.

The duration of the CFIC course depends on the curriculum covered by each individual organization. Generally speaking, however, participants may expect between one and four weeks of instruction depending on how comprehensive their courses are intended to be.

Successful completion of a CFIC course will not automatically guarantee employment post-course; however it can be used to demonstrate that an individual possesses both knowledge and competency in areas related to combat and fighting instruction. This can make applicants more attractive when seeking potential positions within security forces or other related organizations.

Depending upon the organization offering the course certain prerequisites may need to be met before joining a CFIC such as fitness tests or background checks; this information should always be clarified prior joining any such program. Additionally some organizations may require experience in areas such as weapons handling or martial arts proficiency.