1. Working in the Private Security Industry
2. Working as a CCTV Operator
3. Practical Use of CCTV Systems
At the end of the CCTV course, you will be required to pass 2 exams to achieve your qualification.
Preparing for exams can feel worrying, but don't lose confidence. Everything you need to know is covered in the CCTV Operator Course, and your training instructor will fully prepare you for success.
Our pass rates are among the highest in the security sector, because we work with highly experienced training instructors who lead top quality courses.
Getting To Your CCTV Training Course In Hull
The location for CCTV training in Hull is Unit 34, Louis Pearlman Centre, Hull, HU3 4DL.
Train
The venue is reasonably close to the central train station in Hull.
The central station is:
Hull Train Station
Paragon Station, Ferensway, Hull, HU1 3QX.
From here, you have a few choices. If you are unsure, you could take a cab on your first day, which will take around 11 minutes. Public transport will take you only a little while and should take approximately 20 minutes. From the train station, walk for around 0.2 miles onto St. Lukes's Street. There you want to catch the bus to Boothferry Estate, which should take around eight minutes, and you need to get off after eight stops. You will get off at Eton Street. From there, it's a five-minute walk to the venue along Hessle Road and Harrow Street and on towards Goulton Street, where the venue is located.
Cheaper still is to walk there, and it will only take around 26 minutes. Head southwest towards Anlaby Road and turn left after 200 feet. Turn left right onto Anlaby Road. You then turn left onto Midland Street, and at the roundabout, take the second exit onto Porter Street. After 0.2 miles, turn right onto Brisbane Street and then left onto Walker Street. You then turn left onto Campbell Street and right onto Thornwick Close. Turn left onto Rawling Way, and at the roundabout, take the third exit onto Madeley Street. After 0.1 miles, turn right onto Fisherman's Walk, then left onto Strickland Street. Take a slight right as Strickland Street, which becomes Goulton Street which is where the venue is located.
Parking
If you want to drive to the venue, the great news is that the Pearlman Centre offers free parking to visitors.
Walkability
The Pearlman Centre has a good walkability rating with plenty of shops, supermarkets, ATMs, cafes, restaurants and bars in easy reach. It's also very close to the quay if you fancy a stroll and to take in some sea air.
Accommodation
If you are staying over in Hull for your course, here are some top picks for budget travel. The Gilson Hotel is 250 metres from the city centre and is a three-star hotel that is excellent value. There is a 24-hour front desk, free wifi, a bar and a fitness centre. George Street rooms are another great value option, and along with free wifi, you also get a kitchen with a microwave and fridge. If you are on a tight budget, one of the cheapest options is Hull Trinity Backpackers. You can choose from a six-bed dorm, a four-bed dorm or a private room. And there are plenty of facilities including a kitchen, bar and free wifi.
Food
The venue has a good location so you won't be spoiled for choice. The venue itself has facilities if you want to bring a packed lunch, but if you want to go out, there are several options. The closest is Chopper's Bar, at 80 Goulton Street which opens at 7:30 am serving breakfast. You'll also find M Y Cafe, Halfway Cafe, the Coconut Cafe, J J's Cafe and a Starbucks, all conveniently located on Hessle Road. With Hull being on the coast, you'll find the freshest fish and chips served, so why not head to The Funky Fish on Hessle Road to enjoy this British classic?
SIA CCTV Job Opportunities in Hull
With over a quarter of a million people living in Hull, there are plenty of opportunities once you have gained your CCTV qualification. Hull has an international airport close by where CCTV operatives are required all year around. There are plenty of shopping centres in Hull, including St. Stephens, Princes Quay, North Point and Prospect. All requiring CCTV professionals to join teams to protect businesses from shoplifters in this relatively deprived area.
Hull City football ground requires CCTV operatives to protect civilians and monitor crowd control. And there are plenty of bars and clubs that now hire CCTV professionals to protect partygoers from drink spiking, theft and potential violence. So once you have your CCTV qualification, you will find the opportunities are endless.
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