Trevor, that depends.
Has she shot a gun before -- EVER? Has she loaded a magazine? Has she had to remove and insert the magazine in the gun? Does she know the parts of the gun?? These are things that she should have done (in my opinion) prior to arriving at class.
TrinTac might be able to help with these things PRIOR to class. You DO have to qualify with the handgun of your choice prior to receiving the "approval" of the course.
If she's never shot before... pay to take her somewhere and let her shoot the gun a little. Just so she's slightly familiar with the recoil, etc. As for the parts of the gun, magazine, etc... if you're comfortable with firearms, sit her down and try to go through it. If you're not comfortable with it, find someone who is that can help her.
Worst case scenario... she's going to be a little confused here or there during class, but nothing that should prevent her from getting the certificate.
Some of the indoor ranges offer a plain ol' gun safety course / get to know your gun course. This would be very helpful for her. The one that I went through (years ago) explained how to break the gun down, how to clean it, etc.
Contact TrinTac and see what they have for her prior to taking the class. Carl has something.. I know he does LOL.
www.trintacusa.com Carl Pace 302-355-1772
I'm also not totally against SHooters CHoice in Dover. They have some good classes there... not sure where you live. They also have a womens safety class there. Might do her good to have someone else teaching her? I refuse to teach my husband.
Its the whole selective hearing thing.
Give a shout if we can help in any way. Sorry to hear about your home being broken into. I feel like I'm sitting and waiting for that to happen (praying it doesnt).
Moosie