The short answer
Arrow’s emergency-response page says AVIRT can be tailored to an organization’s needs, and HSI offers on-site training for organizations. That supports private classes for workplaces, schools, and churches, subject to Arrow’s current instructor availability, travel area, facility requirements, class size, participant age, and scheduling.
What to know
A private class should do more than change the address. Before training, share the organization’s emergency plan, floor layout, alarm and communication methods, accessibility needs, and training goals without exposing sensitive information unnecessarily. Schools require age-appropriate, trauma-conscious design and careful parent or administrator review. Houses of worship may need plans for children’s areas and volunteers. Workplaces should connect the course to their emergency-action and workplace-violence procedures.
Ask Arrow to provide the exact course name, agenda, blended-learning requirements, instructor credentials, student-to-instructor ratio, equipment, physical activities, completion standard, certificate, cancellation terms, and venue requirements. Confirm whether a site walkthrough or custom exercise is included or separately priced. Private training does not transfer responsibility for the organization’s emergency plan, legal compliance, or public-safety coordination to the instructor.