Door Supervisor

Taye

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For Taye, a student who had recently moved to the UK from Nigeria, finding the right career path was a top priority.

After finding his warehouse job increasingly stressful, a friend’s recommendation to explore the security industry sparked his interest. He was told it was “easier to get a job with it,” an appealing prospect for someone new to the country.

Taye’s research led him to Get Licensed, where he was drawn to the six-day Door Supervisor course. “The thing that actually interests me most is just the six-day course,” he said. “So I feel, with six days, I should be able to get a lot of things.”

The journey to the training centre was long, but he was determined, even coordinating with friends to travel together.


The training was a positive experience, largely thanks to his trainer, Paul Dixon, whom he described as “very, very good, because he had a lot of experience.”

The practical aspects of the course, like learning to use handcuffs and practising emergency procedures, were a highlight. When it came to the exam, Taye felt a mix of confidence and nerves, but his preparation on the GuardPass app paid off.

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I was excited that I got to the exam stage easily, but even before the result came out, I knew that I would pass the exam.

Now awaiting his SIA licence, Taye’s advice for newcomers is to be prepared and dedicated.

Ready to start your own journey of growth? Book your course today and discover where a career in security can take you.

Published date: June 20, 2026

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