Why give him a CHL-100? It's worthless to him. And, you can charge him $1M if he is willing to pay it to attend your class. You just can't say it's mandatory and force them to come to the class in order to renew.steven8669 wrote:I have a guy that needs to renew in October and wants to come to the class. I told him it is not required, but he is adamant that he wants to come to the whole thing. Is there anything wrong with me charging him full price, since my expenses are the same, and giving him a CHL-100 just like he is a brand new student?
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- Fri Sep 13, 2013 11:43 am
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Re: Still bummed about no class renewals
- Fri Sep 13, 2013 9:14 am
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Re: Still bummed about no class renewals
There is nothing in the law prohibiting a person from 'monitoring' your class. It is just no longer required for renewal. You would not give them a CHL-100 (you could, but it would be a waste of paper) and you would not list them on your CHL-7 or CHL-8. They are just 'there' for continuing education.hitwsr wrote:I'm sure you all as instructors have encountered people who truly need the class time.
I have had many students that have no clue as to what has happened in the previous 4 or 5 years from their original class.
Some are misinformed, some not informed, some clouded by their brother, uncle, friend, co-worker, local LE friend, internet, etc.
I have had students show up to renewals that do not own a gun and have not shot in 4 or 5 years.
This is not a joke, I had one student show up a couple of years ago to renew and he showed me his "permit'. It was his CHL-100 from 4 years prior folded up nicely with his hunting license.
He thought that was his CHL. I cringed when I looked at it and thankfully it was not one of my students. Whew! He had taken it somewhere else and the instructor was not available anymore; wonder why?
I've already had a few express interest in sitting in on a class anyway for the "refresher" and shooting. There is not a problem doing this? right?
I'm glad that there are responsible people out there eager to keep up with proficiency. If they do sit in, I'm guessing I would just not submit them a chl-100 or include on the chl-8?, right?
Not sure about a fee for "sit ins"? any thoughts?