No, the licence fee is a separate price. Payment for the license is £190.00 which is payable to the SIA (Security Industry Authority) this can be paid online on their website or at the Post Office.
Yes, our members of staff are more than happy to help you apply for your SIA badge, call to book an appointment and there will be a £20 fee.
We require a minimum of £50 deposit on booking, the remaining amount to be paid on the first day of the course.
Yes you can pay using your credit card or debit card on the website or over the phone. You can alternatively make payment at our main office.
For exam purposes you must bring with you:
2 Items from Group A below (at least one document must show your current address and one showing your date of birth) or 1 item from Group A and 2 items from Group B.
Failure to bring valid, original, correct identification, and photographs as specified will result in no examination.
Yes, we require 2 passport size pictures.
Unfortunately, food is not provided.
Yes, free parking with limited space.
Yes, all stationery and learning materials are provided by the training centre.
Deposit and payments are not refundable. Once your booking is made, we will start to provide services to you by ordering the course materials. You can only make a use of our Free Transfers Policy.
If your name is spelt incorrectly on your certificate, please contact us and we will forward your query to our Awarding body. Name changes can take between 3-4 working days to be resolved.
You’ll need to do the Level 2 Award for working as a Door Supervisor within the Private Security Industry, to get a front line licence, which is issued by the Security Industry Authority. You’ll need to complete 4 training modules and pass the exams.
Yes, the Door Supervisor course includes distance learning which you must complete before you attend the classroom training.
Three years. Once a qualification is achieved, it is then valid to use to apply for the licence for three years.
Door supervisors:
Those who carry out security duties in or at licensed premises, like pubs and nightclubs, preventing crime and disorder and keeping staff and customers safe
Security officers (guarding):
Those who guard premises against unauthorised access or occupation, outbreaks of disorder, theft or damage
Certificates are usually sent to your email 3 days after successfully passed the examination .
Please note, you don’t need a certificate to apply for your SIA Licence.
Yes, from August 2021 it is an SIA requirement that training centres must confirm that each candidate is sufficiently qualified in First Aid or Emergency First Aid.
Therefore, all candidates will need to show that they hold a current and valid First Aid or Emergency First Aid certificate that meets the requirements of the Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981.
The First Aid or Emergency First Aid certificate must be valid for at least 12 months from the course start date.
You will need to present your First Aid or Emergency First Aid certificate to Training4Employment before you start SIA Door Supervisor training.
If you don’t have a valid First Aid or Emergency First Aid certificate, we can offer you an Emergency First Aid Training Course.
This qualification is designed for those learners wishing to apply for a licence from the Security Industry Authority (SIA) to work as a CCTV Operator in Public Space Surveillance.
The SIA CCTV Operator course runs over 3 days and is divided into 3 units: Working within the Private Security Industry. Working as a CCTV Operator within the Private Security Industry.
Yes, this course involves hands-on experience working with CCTV systems.
Yes, the CCTV Operator course includes distance learning which you must complete before you attend the classroom training.
Three years. Once a qualification is achieved, it is then valid to use to apply for the licence for three years.
Certificates are usually sent to your email 3 days after successfully passed the examination .
Please note, you don’t need a certificate to apply for your SIA Licence.
The SIA will check your criminal record history for the last 5 years. If you have any convictions they will ask you to explain the circumstances and the SIA will decide whether to grant you a licence. Convictions within the last 12 months relating to violence, deception or theft are not usually considered acceptable. For more information, please visit the SIA website.
If you lived outside the UK, you need to provide evidence of a criminal record check from the country you lived in.
If you have spent any periods of 6 continuous months or more outside the UK in the last 5 years, you will need to provide evidence of a criminal record check for each country you spent time in during each of these periods.
Your SIA licence will not renew automatically. You must apply for a renewal if you want to keep working in the same role when your current licence expires.
You can apply to renew your licence four months before your current licence expires. You should submit your renewal application as soon as you can. Applying early gives us more time to process your application, which reduces the risk of you being unlicensed and unable to work.
No, you do not need your certificate to apply for the SIA Licence. Your details are passed on to the SIA when you pass the course.
The Labourer Card is designed for construction workers who have been employed to carry out various manual labour jobs on construction sites. It allows the workers to perform entry-level tasks on construction sites.
The Labourer Card confirms that the cardholder possesses the minimum required qualifications to work on the construction site and is competent with basic health and safety. While CSCS Cards are not legally required on all construction sites, the vast majority of employers do require them in order to allow workers on site.
In order to apply for your green Labourer Card you must be 16+ years old and have certain qualifications:
Site Safety Plus or SSP is a group of Health and Safety courses are designed to give everyone, from operative to senior manager, the skills they need to progress through the construction industry. Each course is aimed at a different role in the building, civil engineering and allied industries to develop their onsite skills.
Site Safety Plus training is imperative on all construction sites to keep workers free from harm and to ensure that workers and managers have the knowledge to spot risks and prevent injuries.
We currently are in a position to offer the following CITB Site Safety Plus courses:
