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# Instruction Set 1 * Learning Strategies o The advantages of learning at home; types of study materials; types of examinations; accessing and using the features of our website; determining what kind of learner you are; establishing a study schedule; using study tips; preparing for and taking examinations. * Locksmithing: An Expanding Career Field o Definition of locksmithing and the security industry; how the locksmith can help fight crime; employment opportunities; qualifications for professional locksmiths. # Instruction Set 2 * Introduction to Locks and Keys o Basic types of lock mechanisms; basic key types and their parts; typical locksmithing tasks; standard and specialized tools used by locksmiths. * Key Identification o Basic types of keys and their parts; how keys are duplicated; distinctive key characteristics; how to compare an original key to a blank; how to find key blanks in a key catalog. * Practical Exercise: Identifying Keys * Lock Mechanisms o Construction and operation of warded locks, lever locks, disk tumbler locks, and pin tumbler locks; padlock construction and operation; how combination locks work. * Supplement: Locksmithing Glossary * Learning Aids: o Assorted key blanks o Lever Tumbler lock o Disk Tumbler lock o Papaiz® Cutaway Padlock # Instruction Set 3 * Residential Locks o The mortise lock and the rib lock; operation of key-in-knob locks and tubular deadbolts; installation steps for key-in-knob locks, deadbolts, rim locks, and other door locks. * Keymaking and Rekeying o Key duplication by hand and by machine; how to duplicate cylinder keys, flat keys, and bit keys; rekeying locks. * Practical Exercises: o Duplicating a key by hand o Rekeying the Kwikset® door lock * Supplement: Using Tools Safely * Learning Aids: o Files o Bench vise o Kwikset® door lock o Kwikset® pinning kit # Instruction Set 4 * Opening Locks Without Keys o Various methods of opening locks without keys; lockpicking techniques; reading a lock; impressioning keys; forcing a lock open using emergency techniques. * Home and Business Security o Security in retail and industrial settings; "target hardening" techniques; improving security in home and business settings; performing a security analysis. * Practical Exercises: o Impressioning a Key for a Mortise Cylinder o Shimming Open and Rekeying the Mortise Cylinder * Learning Aids: o Lockpicks o Tension wrench o Mortise cylinder o Shims o Screwdriver set # Instruction Set 5 * Auto Locks o Basic auto lock mechanisms; replacing lock cylinders in doors, ignitions, and trunks; troubleshooting of and servicing of auto lock cylinders; electronic security devices for auto protection. * Safes and Vaults o Basic safe construction; combination lock theory; basic safe maintenance and repair techniques; changing safe combinations; making keys for safe deposit boxes. * Panic Hardware and Electric Locks o Basic types of panic hardware devices; installing panic hardware; repairing and troubleshooting panic hardware; basic electricity for locksmiths; installation of electric locks. * Learning Aid: Master combination padlock # Instruction Set 6 * Electronic Security o Basic types of alarm systems; alarm components; designing an alarm system for a customers use; troubleshooting and programming an alarm system. * Starting a Small Business o Creating a business plan; obtaining finances; obtaining needed insurance; necessary permits and licenses; finding a location; setting up your shop; purchasing office equipment and supplies; keeping business records. * Working as a Professional Locksmith o Determining what services to offer and what to charge; evaluating your competition and targeting your customers; setting an advertising budget; legal issues and locksmithing ethics; bonding and licensing; how to look and act like a professional. * Supplement: Starting a Mobile Business

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