21-Week Special Forces Basic Course includes;

1. Physical Training (PT) Programme
2. First Aid in Combat Field
3. Close Fighting Techniques
4. Map Study / Survey
5. Waterborne
6. Mountaineering and Cliff Assaults
7. Communications Training
8. Survival –Evasion, Resistance and Recovery Techniques
9. Weapons Course and Combat Shooting Skills
10. Frogman
11. Small Unit Tactics
12. Demolition and Explosives
13. Amphibious Assaults

After the trainings listed above, trainees will ;

1. Have gained Physical and Mental Toughness
2. Know how to effectively use Close Fighting Techniques in engagements
3. Be able to identify and destruct all types of military objectives in all demandings of terrain and climate
4. Be able to use existing weapons and gears effectively to destroy targets
5. Be able to navigate in terrain or water in all conditions, read / use maps or prepare self chartings / mappings
6. Meet international frogman qualifications standards
7. Have learned how to use watercrafts when needed
8. Have learned about communication devices to use effectively in battle field and use encryptions to safely communicate with friendly forces
9. Be able to survive, evade, resist and recover in all demandings of environments and climate conditions and also be able to use gained techniques when needed
10. Have learned about main explosives and demolition techniques
11. Have learned amphibious assault tactics and techniques
12. Be prepared as vanguards for amphibious assault landing operations

18-week Advanced Special Forces Course is given to the Candidates who have succesfully completed the Special Forces Basic Course and includes: 

1. Physically Stamina and Mental Toughness Training
2. Scuba Diving
3. Long Range Reconnaissance and Intelligence
4. Combat Search and Rescue (CSAR)
5. Advanced Demolition Techniques
6. Sharpshooters Course (Sniper)
7. Urban Operations
8. Battlefield tactics and techniques in Urban Area
9. Air assaults Operations
10. Submarine Operations
11. Airborne Operations 

And trainees will; 

1. have gained mental and physical toughness to conduct special forces operations
2. know how to effectively use close fighting techniques in engagements
3. be able to use existing weapons and gears effectively to destroy targets
4. be able to survive, evade, resist and recover in all demandings of environments and climate conditions and also be able to use gained techniques when needed
5. be able to conduct waterborne operations and raid on to seacrafts and objectives at coastal establishments
6. be able to achieve the missions to be given with the skills gained during the course
7. be able to do more than a frogman by gaining the skills of deep water diving
8. be able to swim 3-4 hours continiously at least by using a proper closed-circuit diving equipments and sabotage the seacrafts, submarines or other floating subjects by insidious attacks
9. be able to infiltrate by covering distance in air by High Altitude Jumps and conduct surprise attacks and sabotages
10. be able to conduct air assaults via helicopters
11. be able to determine and use all types of explosives to destroy buildings, bridges, sites and etc.

SADAT Defense has capability of graduating Fighter Pilots for demandant countries by providing three different courses as “Pilot Training Programme”, “Primary Aircrafts Training Programme” and “Advanced Fighter Pilot Training Programme” for any type of aircrafts and helicopters by its professional teams, whose members, to play active roles as instructors, are experienced pilots retired from Turkish Armed Forces after successfully completing their services. 

Pilot Training Programme;

SADAT Defense plans, coordinates and implements the Pilot Trainings at international norms in demanding countries. Pilot Trainings can be specified for special requirements as well. Time schedules for standard training programmes may differ from 1 year minimum up to 2 years maximum. Pilot Certifications can be suited for the requirements of countries or trainings can be adapted for countries’ already-though standards.

Primary Aircraft Training Programme;

Besides The Attack Crafts Trainings, SADAT Defense classifies and plans trainings for the pilots, who have successfully completed “Pilot Training Programme” before, to orientate canditades on to different types of aircrafts to be flown. Those aircrafts may be attack crafts, cargo crafts, tanker crafts, AWACS or helicopters. Depending on the aircraft types already used by the countries or to be purchased in the future, the plannings and implementations of aircraft training programmes may be performed inside the country’s territory or in contracted-third partying countries after the worldwide investigations by SADAT Defense. 

Advanced Fighter Pilot Training Programme;

SADAT Defense provides fight trainings for the pilots, who have successfully completed the Primary Aircraft Training Programme, in countries’ territory if requested. These trainings require long-term duration and can be specialized for the countries’ needs. By evaluating the threat perceptions of countries, the training programmes can be reformed or upgraded if necessary.