SIA licence and first aid courses taught by instructors who’ve actually done the job. Book a date in under a minute.
Upcoming dates
More than a certificate
Choose a date and venue, then pay in full online to secure your place.
Scenario-based training in a small group, with exams on site. One free retake within 3 months if needed.
We walk you through the SIA application step by step, so nothing holds it up.
CV help and introductions to security employers [we work with].
Four training centres
Who trains you
Our Director, Sajan Limbu, brings over 20 years of military, operational and instructional experience. He has trained personnel for private security companies across the UK and held instructional and inspectorate roles at the 2014 Commonwealth Games.
Extra time on conflict, physical intervention and incident response.
Drills and role-plays, so you’re ready for your first shift.
Didn’t pass first time? Retake free within 3 months, on every course, practical assessments included.
Learner reviews
Reviews from learners who trained with us, collected by ProTrainings, the platform we deliver our TQUK qualifications through.
[★ Google rating: add once Google reviews are in] See our ProTrainings centre pageYou need to be 18 or over, have the right to work in the UK, bring valid photo ID and be able to follow the course in English. The SIA also runs its own identity and criminal record checks when you apply for your licence.
Yes. Door Supervisor and Security Officer licence applicants need a valid Emergency First Aid at Work (or equivalent) certificate. Our courses marked “incl. EFAW” include it.
Every course includes one free retake. If you don’t pass an exam or practical assessment, you can retake it free within 3 months.
You pay the full course fee online when you book, which secures your place.
Yes. We help you complete your SIA licence application and offer CV support and introductions to security employers [we work with].
Yes — weekday and weekend dates run across our venues. Employers can book private group sessions; call us or use the group enquiry form.
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