Sia training courses

 To achieve this qualification, learners must complete some pre-course work, including unit 1 PWIPSI eLearning, followed by 22 hours of classroom learning over 3 days. The curriculum covers vital topics such as working in private security and functioning effectively as a CCTV operator. 

 To achieve this qualification, learners are expected to engage in pre-course work that includes First Aid at Work training, ACT Awareness, ACT Security, and unit 1 PWIPSI eLearning. Following this, they must complete 44 hours of classroom learning over 6 days, covering crucial topics such as private security, door supervision, conflict management, and physical intervention.  

 To achieve this qualification, learners must undertake pre-course work, including First Aid at Work training, ACT Awareness, and ACT Security, along with unit 1 PWIPSI eLearning. Following this, participants will engage in 32 hours of classroom learning over 5 days, covering crucial topics such as working in private security, functioning as a security officer, and conflict management.  

 The qualification includes critical knowledge such as the law regarding the use of handcuffs, the ACPO guidance on their application, and the relevant legal framework, which encompasses the Criminal Law Act 1967, the Criminal Justice Act Scotland 2003, and the Human Rights Act 1998. It also addresses health and safety considerations related to handcuffs, including PUWER 1998 (Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations), as well as various handcuff techniques such as front stack, rear butterfly, kneeling position and safe prone restraint in both compliant and non-compliant scenarios.  

 To achieve this qualification, learners are expected to finish pre-course work, which includes First Aid training, ACT Awareness, ACT Security, and DSR eLearning. Following this, participants will undergo 11 hours of classroom learning over 2 days, covering topics like the SIA Door Supervisor Course refresher and physical intervention refresher (PIR). 

 To achieve this qualification, learners are expected to finnish pre-course work, which includes First Aid training, ACT Awareness, ACT Security, and SGR eLearning before attending. The program consists of 3 hours of classroom learning over a single day that covers essential topics, including a refresher on working as a security officer.