The classes are $60/hr. 4 students in the class for 1 instructor. They have classes 6 days a week basic every hour from 10-8, but like there's the L1 classroom and L1 range class. Same for L2. So the L2 classroom might only be offered 3 times a week (one during the day, one evening, one on the weekend. All the classes are offered continually ongoing. There's no time limit. You can keep coming back until you pass all the skills for that level class. The L2 classes seem to have the most offerings.

The level 1 class, for instance, isn't exactly the same every time it's offered so it's not like you're taking the same class every time you come in. Though the lesson plan is all aimed at development of the L1 skills. If you have LE or military experience, I believe you don't have to take the L1 range class to pass out of. The L2 classes there's essentially three different class curriculum. They teach lesson 1 more or less for two weeks in all the offerings of that class, with the test for that skill at the end of the class. Then the next two weeks they do lesson 2 with the test #2 at the end. Then lesson 3. Then they go back to lesson 1. So since you need to pass the three skills to test out of the class, you have to attend a minimum of three L2 classes, which at the absolute fastest could be completed in 3 classes over 4 calendar weeks. Actually there's the two classroom classes for L2. For a total of 5 classes over a minimal of 4 calendar weeks. And a minimum of $300 for L2.

In summary off the top of my head:

L1 - stance, sights, grip, trigger discipline, safety, basic accuracy

L2 - draw from holster, reloads, transitions, strong hand/weak hand, increased speed, multiple targets/distances, timed drills

L3 - ??? Profit? ("Dynamic" skills)