To work as a SIA Door Supervisor or SIA Security Guard in the UK you will need to have an SIA licence issued by the Security Industry Authority (SIA).
One of the requirements of the SIA licence is that you hold a recognised qualification, and theLevel 2 Award in Door Supervision is the requirement for the SIA Licence.
The SIA Door Supervisor course is run over four days and has 32.5 hours of tuition with 2.5 hours of exams. The exams consist of four multiple choice papers with pass marks of 70% and a physical intervention assessment.
NOTE: If you work as a Door Supervisor without an SIA licence you are liable to a fine and/or prison time. For more information on SIA licensing or the SIA Door Supervisor course please call us for details.
The SIA recognised Level 2 Award for Door Supervisors will enable you to apply to the SIA for a Door Supervisor licence, and by obtaining this SIA licence you will increase your employment opportunities.
Although the course syllabus will provide you with the basic knowledge needed to pass the exams, our instructors will also demonstrate to you the real life practicalities of being a SIA Door Supervisor or SIA Security Guard, so that when you eventually start work you will feel much more confident in your new role.
Full payment is required before the start of your course.
This makes the Door Supervisor course more valuable.
Two passport size photos
Original passport of any nationality or UK photo drivers licence
Two forms of address proof (originals)
Please see the joining instructions as a range of other documents can be accepted.
When you book and pay, we hold your funds securely, until after your course date. The provider of the class(es) will receive your payment directly from us 1 week after this date. This protects both us and you from providers who might set up pretending to provide classes that don't exist and so keep us both safe from fraud.
You need to take this up with the provider of the class, not with Get Licensed. Get Licensed's role is to provide you with access to a wide range of options for classes, and to make it easy to book them online, we cannot arbitrate between attendees and providers disagreements about class content.
When you buy a class using Get Licensed Marketplace, you do so on the basis of the information supplied by the provider at the time of booking, so any queries or disputes need to be raised with the provider directly. The information provided about classes and providers is created by the provider, not by Get Licensed and by booking using this platform, you acknowledge this.
Yes. Both the Door Supervisor and CCTV courses listed by Get Licensed are SIA approved.
No. Get licensed is NOT a training provider. Get Licensed is a free booking service that helps you find affordable quality courses
Booking your courses directly from the training provider is more expensive than booking through Get Licensed.
You can contact get licensed by phone, email and chat. Our chat service is available 24 hours a day 7 days a week
To send us an email or access the live chat feature, simply click the green support tab or chat icon on our homepage. If you prefer to speak to someone via telephone, you can reach us on 0207 078 7259
In the unlikely event of your course being cancelled, you will be offered a full refund
The results of your course are released within 10-14 business days from the last day of your course.
Should you fail your course, you will have the option to retake the failed module at a later date.
You can apply for your SIA license as soon as you receive your results. For more information on how to apply for your license, please visit http://www.sia.homeoffice.gov.uk/Pages/licensing-applying.aspx
The SIA license is only valid in the UK. You will not be able to use the SIA license for work in any other country
The need for quality training of Closed Circuit Television (Public Space Surveillance) Operatives has long been recognised. Too often a highly sophisticated system has been carefully planned, expertly installed and commissioned with little or no thought given to the training of those people responsible for its use. This three-day course is designed to assist companies in the provision of basic job training that meets the SIA requirements for licensing. Delegates will gain an in-depth understanding of the current legislation pertinent to their work and invaluable knowledge relating to the purpose and principles of CCTV surveillance systems.
This course is appropriate to new entrants to the industry; people transferring from other security functions, as well as those, whose job includes some elements of Closed Circuit Television (Public Space Surveillance), and existing security staff requiring a qualification in order to apply for an SIA licence.
If your name is spelt incorrectly on your certificate, please contact us and we will forward your query to your training provider. You would be required to send the certificate back along with a copy of your ID. Name changes can take between 3-4 weeks to be resolved once you have sent the certificate with an appropriate form of ID i.e driving licence or passport
Two passport size photos
Original passport of any nationality or UK photo drivers licence
Two forms of address proof (originals)
Please see the joining instructions as a range of other documents can be accepted.
When you buy a class using Get Licensed Marketplace, you do so on the basis of the information supplied by the provider at the time of booking, so any queries or disputes need to be raised with the provider directly. The information provided about classes and providers is created by the provider, not by Get Licensed and by booking using this platform, you acknowledge this.
Yes. Both the Door Supervisor and CCTV courses listed by Get Licensed are SIA approved.
No. Get licensed is NOT a training provider. Get Licensed is a free booking service that helps you find affordable quality courses
Booking your courses directly from the training provider is more expensive than booking through Get Licensed.
You can contact get licensed by phone, email and chat. Our chat service is available 24 hours a day 7 days a week
To send us an email or access the live chat feature, simply click the green support tab or chat icon on our homepage. If you prefer to speak to someone via telephone, you can reach us on 0207 078 7259
In the unlikely event of your course being cancelled, you will be offered a full refund
The results of your course are released within 5-6 business days from the last day of your course.
Should you fail your course, you will have the option to retake the failed module at a later date.
Pass Plus is a bolt on insurance bundle which entitles you to retakes at no extra cost. Pass Plus can be added on to any SIA course ensuring you peace of mind during your course.
With Pass Plus
Maximum Allowed Retakes - £29 (one off fee)
Without Pass Plus
Retake - £45 per retake
You can apply for your SIA license as soon as you receive your results. For more information on how to apply for your license, please visit http://www.sia.homeoffice.gov.uk/Pages/licensing-applying.aspx
The SIA license is only valid in the UK. You will not be able to use the SIA license for work in any other country
To work as a SIA Close Protection Operative (CPO) or Bodyguard (BG) in the UK you will need to have an SIA licence issued by the Security Industry Authority (SIA).
One of the requirements of the SIA licence is that you hold a recognised qualification, and the Level 3 Close Protection Operative meets the requirement for the SIA Licence.
The SIA Close Protection course is run over fourteen days and has 140 hours of tuition and 1.5 hours of exams. The exams consist of one multiple-choice paper.
A Close Protection licence is required when guarding one or more individuals against assault or against injuries that might be suffered in consequence of the unlawful conduct of others. This applies if your services are supplied for the purposes of or in connection with any contract to a consumer.
NOTE: If you work as a Close Protection Operative, Door Supervisor or Security Officer without an SIA licence you are liable up to a fine of £5000 and/or up to 6 months in prison. For more information on SIA licensing or the SIA Door Supervisors course please call us for details.
We run the Close Protection Operative course in London and Manchester.
Exemptions may apply if appropriate qualifications from a recognised Awarding Body were obtained less than three years ago. Please call us for full details.
You can work as a Close Protection Operative, Door Supervisor or Security Officer.
Although the course syllabus will provide you with the basic knowledge needed to pass the exams, our instructors will also demonstrate to you the real life practicalities of being a SIA Close Protection Operative, SIA Door Supervisor or SIA Security Guard, so that when you eventually start work you will feel much more confident in your new role.
17 Days Close Protection + First Aid at Work
Close Protection Operatives or Bodyguards can make anywhere between £20 - £40 an hour depending on the contract. Some CPO's working in war zones can make upto £500 per day.
Anyone working as a First Aider must attend this course.
Employers have an obligation under the Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981 and Approved Code of Practice (ACOP L74, Second Edition) to make adequate and appropriate first aid provision for their workforce.
It is recommended that someone is able to undertake first aid duties at all times when people are at work.
Your First Aid at Work certificate is valid for 3 years, after which you will have to attend a refresher course.
Employers are required to carry out an assessment of first aid needs. This involves consideration of:
- Hazards and risks in your workplace
- The number of employees
- Accident history
- Distribution of the workforce
- Employees who are lone workers or need to travel as part of their role
- Annual leave – we recommend you appoint an additional first aider to cover absences
The HSE has proposed the table of risk shown below
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Health & Safety Executive recommendations on First Aiders in the workplace |
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Any locations |
Personnel |
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Low Hazard |
Less than 25 |
At least 1 Appointed person |
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eg offices, shops |
25-50 |
At least 1 first aider trained in EFAW |
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libraries |
More than 50 |
At least 1 first aider trained in FAWfor every 100 employed (or part thereof) |
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Higher Hazard eg light engineering and assembly work, food processing, warehousing extensive work with dangerous machinery or sharp instruments, construction, chemical manufacture or work involving special hazards* such as hydrofluoric acid or confined spaces |
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Fewer than 5 |
Appointed Person** - At least one |
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5-50 |
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* Additional training may be needed for first aiders to deal with injuries resulting from special hazards |
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** Where first aiders are shown to be unnecessary, these is still a possibility of an accident or sudden illness, so you should consider providing qualified first aiders |
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*** The type of injuries that might arise in working with those hazards identified, will influence whether |
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After completing a final written and practical assessment successful candidates receive an HSE approved certificate valid for three years.
This course is legally compliant with the current Health and Safety (first aid) Regulations 1981. Upon successful completion of this three day course, first aiders receive certification to allow them to practise for three years after which a re-qualification course becomes necessary. It is strongly recommended that you update your skills by taking an annual refresher.
The First Aid at Work course is a comprehensive three day course that covers everything you need to know to be the official first aider in your company. It is especially useful for companies that are in high risk sectors or have many employees.
The Emergency First Aider at Work is a one day courser that is better suited to low risk environments and companies with few staff.
The Personal Licence award is a nationally recognised qualification designed for anyone authorising the retail sale of alcohol in licensed premises including
* Pubs
* Bars
* Hotels
* Restaurants
* Off Licences
* Supermarkets
* Convenience stores
* Sports & Social Clubs
* Entertainment establishments
* Nightclubs
* Leisure parks
* Casinos
* Any other venues where alcohol is sold
40 multiple-choice questions test at the end of the course.
When you buy a class using Get Licensed Marketplace, you do so on the basis of the information supplied by the provider at the time of booking, so any queries or disputes need to be raised with the provider directly. The information provided about classes and providers is created by the provider, not by Get Licensed and by booking using this platform, you acknowledge this.
This makes Door Supervisor course more valuable.
Tesco/Asda and now most shopping centres are licenced premises reducing the possibility of working at different sites.
To work as a SIA Door Supervisor or SIA Security Guard in the UK you will need to have an SIA licence issued by the Security Industry Authority (SIA).
One of the requirements of the SIA licence is that you hold a recognised qualification, and the Level 2 Award in Security Guarding is the requirement for the SIA Licence.
The SIA Security Guarding course is run over three days and has 22 hours of tuition with 2 hours of exams. The exams consist of three multiple choice papers with pass marks of 70% and a physical intervention assessment.
The SIA recognised Level 2 Award for Security Guarding will enable you to apply to the SIA for a Door Supervisor licence, and by obtaining this SIA licence you will increase your employment opportunities.
Although the course syllabus will provide you with the basic knowledge needed to pass the exams, our instructors will also demonstrate to you the real life practicalities of being a SIA Security Guard, so that when you eventually start work you will feel much more confident in your new role.
Two passport size photos
Original passport of any nationality or UK photo drivers licence
Two forms of address proof (originals)
Please see the joining instructions as a range of other documents can be accepted.
When you buy a class using Get Licensed Marketplace, you do so on the basis of the information supplied by the provider at the time of booking, so any queries or disputes need to be raised with the provider directly. The information provided about classes and providers is created by the provider, not by Get Licensed and by booking using this platform, you acknowledge this.
The Basic Handcuff training course runs for 5 hours
No, this course is not a legal requirement, but it will enhance your qualifications within the security sector
The Basic Handcuff course is an interactive course where learners are assessed on the course. There are no exams for this course. Certificates will be given once the tutor is satisfied with each students ability to successfully demonstrate his/her knowledge of handcuff training.
Yes, this course is very good for anyone working as Doormen or Security Guards. The Basic Handcuff course teaches you the skills on how to successfully and safely apprehend someone.
The cost of the course ranges between £120 - £140. There are always monthly discounts availble for all Handcuff courses. Please feel free to contact Get Licensed for more information on any discounts.
Booking your courses directly from the training provider is more expensive than booking through Get Licensed.
By booking your course through Get Licensed and opting for the *Pass Plus bolt-on, you'll have the option to transfer your booking to a different date.
In the unlikely event of your course being cancelled, you will be offered a full refund
Yes. Both the Door Supervisor, Upskilling and CCTV courses listed by Get Licensed are SIA approved.
No. Get licensed is NOT a training provider. Get Licensed is a free booking service that helps you find affordable quality courses
Booking your courses directly from the training provider is more expensive than booking through Get Licensed.
You can contact get licensed by phone, email and chat. Our chat service is available 24 hours a day 7 days a week
To send us an email or access the live chat feature, simply click the green support tab or chat icon on our homepage. If you prefer to speak to someone via telephone, you can reach us on 0207 078 7259
If you purchased a Flexi course and informed us that you are unable to join before the course started, we will able to book you on any other date of your choice. If you purchased a Saver course, you would be required to pay a £90 rescheduling fee to book onto another course.
In the unlikely event of your course being cancelled, you will be offered a full refund
The results of your course are released within 10-14 business days from the last day of your course.
Should you fail your course, you will have the option to retake the failed module at a later date.
Pass Plus is a bolt on insurance bundle which entitles you to unlimited retakes at no extra cost. Pass Plus can be added on to any SIA course ensuring you peace of mind during your course.
With Pass Plus
Maximum Allowed Retakes - £29 (one off fee)
Without Pass Plus
Retake - £45 per retake
You can apply for your SIA license as soon as you receive your results. For more information on how to apply for your license, please visit http://www.sia.homeoffice.gov.uk/Pages/licensing-applying.aspx
