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CFSC and CRFSC courses in Camrose

Looking for a Canadian firearms safety course in or near Camrose? Pick an instructor below and request dates and pricing, then verify current details with the provider before you reserve a seat.

CFSC instructors serving Camrose

Need a CFSC or CRFSC course in Camrose? One instructor is listed here. Press Request info beside any name to ask about dates, cost, availability, and course format.

Many students ask more than one instructor first; that makes it easier to compare dates, prices, and what is included.

  • Antony MalishewskiCFSC

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What to ask a Camrose course provider

  • Is the instructor currently authorized to deliver the CFSC, CRFSC, or both in Alberta?
  • Which course dates are available, and how much classroom time and practical testing is included?
  • What is included in the total price: testing, materials, tax, and any retest?
  • What should a student bring, and what accessibility accommodations can the provider support?

Taking the course in Alberta

Alberta's CFSC and CRFSC courses must be delivered by an instructor currently designated by Alberta's Chief Firearms Officer (CFO). Confirm an instructor's current designation directly before booking or paying for a course.

Alberta's provincial hunter education program is run separately from the CFSC/CRFSC by the Alberta Hunter Education Instructors' Association (AHEIA). It is a different certificate from a different authority — some instructors are qualified to teach both and schedule them back-to-back, but completing one does not complete the other.

The written and practical tests follow the same federal standard in Alberta as everywhere else in Canada. Course dates are generally easiest to find around Calgary and Edmonton; smaller centres may have fewer scheduled sittings.

Plan your licence application

Most first-time adult applicants complete approved safety training before sending their application to the RCMP Canadian Firearms Program. Course completion is not a guarantee of a licence; the RCMP assesses each application.

Use our step-by-step PAL guide and the official RCMP information to prepare. If you are considering restricted privileges, also read the RPAL guide.

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