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Door Supervisor –
About the Door Supervisor Course
This Door Supervisor course is for anyone who wants to get an SIA Licence and work in security as a door supervisor or security guard. The course follows the official SIA rules for training, and it is supported by Skills for Security and the SIA, who regulate the private security industry.
The Level 2 Door Supervisor course is based on the SIA training requirements and is recognised across the security industry.
Who Is This Course For?
Getting the Level 2 Door Supervisor qualification is the first step to applying for an SIA Door Supervisor Licence.
With this licence, you can work in many places, such as:
Learn more about security job roles.
What Will I Learn on the Course?
The course has four units. You will learn about the law, safety, communication, conflict, and physical intervention.
Unit 1: Principles of Working in the Private Security Industry
You will learn to:
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Unit 2: Principles of Working as a Door Supervisor
You will learn to:
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Unit 3: Conflict Management
You will learn to:
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Unit 4: Physical Intervention
You will learn to:
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Assessment and Exams
You must complete four online multiplechoice exams:
Unit 1 Exam
Unit 2 Exam
Unit 3 Exam
Unit 4 Exam
We offer free resits if you do not pass. Our pass rate is over 95%. Results are usually available the same day.
Learn more about SIA exam requirements.
Booking Procedure
We make booking simple. You can book by:
Your place is confirmed once we receive your registration form and deposit.
Refund rules:
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Door Supervisor Licence
You must apply for an SIA Licence if your job involves guarding a licensed premises (places that sell alcohol or offer entertainment).
You do not need this licence if you only operate CCTV.
To get your licence, you must:
People with a Door Supervisor licence can also work as:
The licence costs £204 and lasts 3 years. You can apply online or by post.
Learn more about SIA licence rules.
Conditions
The SIA may:
You must renew your licence before it expires. You can renew up to 4 months early.
Learn more about SIA licence conditions.
FAQs
The course lasts six days.
Door Supervisors work at places with alcohol or entertainment. They can also do normal security guarding.
Conflict management, physical intervention, law, emergencies, communication, and recordkeeping.
Yes Emergency First Aid at Work Is Included in the package.
You must be 18+, have good English, and hold a first aid certificate.
Classroom learning, practical work, mock tests, and videos.
Within 10 Working days after passing.
No. The licence costs £204.
It is valid for three years.
The training centre provides a supportive learning environment where students can gain both theoretical knowledge and practical experience. Experienced trainers guide students throughout the course to ensure they fully understand the concepts and responsibilities involved in security work.
Stratford Training Centre is a professional training provider offering high-quality security training courses in Birmingham. The centre focuses on preparing individuals for careers in the private security industry by providing industry-relevant training and practical knowledge.
The training programs are designed to help students gain the skills, confidence, and qualifications required to work in the security sector.
Stratford Training Centre offers a variety of security-related courses that help individuals start or advance their careers in the security industry. These courses are designed to meet industry standards and provide practical training.
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