Course: SIA Door Supervisor

SIA DOOR SUPERVISOR

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Who requires this qualification?

We provide industry-leading SIA training courses, giving you all the materials and support you need to successfully pass your exams.

The Door Supervisor course is a 6-day programme. Throughout the course, you will gain the knowledge and practical skills required to work in the private security industry, including roles as a door supervisor. The course covers key areas such as working in the private security industry, conflict management, and physical intervention.

First Aid Requirement (Included in This Course)

It is now compulsory for all learners to hold a valid Emergency First Aid at Work certificate before completing the training required for a Door Supervisor or Security Guard licence.

To make this process simple, we include the Emergency First Aid at Work training within this course at no extra cost. This will be delivered on Day 1 of your training, ensuring you meet all requirements before progressing with the rest of the qualification.

This course is for individuals wishing to obtain the SIA Door Supervisor Licence and work in the following front-line roles:

Corporate Security Guarding
Manned Guarding
Retail Security Guarding
Site Security
Music or Sporting Event Security
Nightclub / Restaurant Security
Shopping Centre Security
Loss Prevention Officer
Office Building Security Guarding
and more…

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Who can do this course?

Anyone aged 16 and over can enrol on this course.
Learners should also be in good physical condition, as the course includes practical training and assessment in physical intervention techniques.

Candidates are Required to Provide:

2 photographic identity documents; at least 1 document must show your current address and at least 1 document must show your date of birth; OR
1 photographic identity document and 2 documents with their current address on it.

Please note that proof of address cannot be older than three months.

Common Forms of Identity Documents:

Signed valid passport of any nationality.
Driving licence photo card.
UK birth certificate.
UK biometric residence permit.
Valid EU photo ID card.
Current bank or building society statement.
Utility bill (gas, electric, telephone, water, satellite, cable).
Letter from H.M Revenue & Customs or local authority.
Current credit card statement.
Separate from this you need to hold a valid First Aid qualification. Still not sure? Please click on this link for more information about the course requirements.

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What you will learn

Unit 1: Working in The Private Security Industry

Private Security Industry: The legal aspect

Health and Safety for private security operatives

Fire Safety awareness

Emergency procedures

Communication Skills and Customer Care

Unit 2: Working as a Door Supervisor

Behavioural standards

Civil and criminal law

Searching

Arrest

Drugs awareness

Recording incidents and crime scene preservation

Licensing law

Emergency procedures

Unit 3: Conflict Management for The Private Security Industry

Avoiding conflict and reducing personal risk

Defusing conflicts

Resolving and learning from conflicts

Application of communication skills and conflict management for Door Supervisors

Unit 4: Physical Intervention Skills for The Private Security Industry

Introduction to physical intervention Skills

Must-know legislations

As part of this qualification, learners will also complete Emergency First Aid at Work training, which is delivered on Day 1 of the course. This is a mandatory requirement for obtaining an SIA Door Supervisor or Security Guard licence.

Did you know: The persuasive Communication and Conflict Management skills taught in this course can be used professionally and personally when dealing with conflict situations. This stand-alone part of the course is worth more than the price of the course.

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How you will learn

The course runs over 6 consecutive days (9am–6pm) and is delivered through a mix of classroom-based teaching, discussion, and practical training.

As part of the course, Emergency First Aid at Work training is included for all learners who do not already hold a valid first aid qualification. This is delivered on Day 1 and ensures all SIA mandatory requirements are met before progressing.

On the final day of your course, there will be 4 multiple-choice exams and a practical assessment.

We understand exams can feel daunting, but there is no need to worry. Everything you need to know is covered during the course, and your trainer will fully prepare you for success.

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How You Will Be Assessed

On the final day of the course, you will complete 4 externally set and externally marked multiple-choice exams, along with various practical physical assessments.

These assessments are designed to test your knowledge and practical skills covered throughout the course.

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On successful completion of the course, you will receive:

Highfields Level 2 Certificate in Door Supervision
Level 3 Award in Emergency First Aid (if applicable)
Counter Terrorism Certificate

You will receive your certificates within 2 weeks of successful course completion

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Career prospect

There are numerous career paths and opportunities in the UK today for Door Supervisors.

Corporate Security Guarding
Manned Guarding
Retail Security Guarding
Site Security
Music or Sporting Event Security
Nightclub / Restaurant Security
Shopping Centre Security
Loss Prevention Officer
Office Building Security Guarding

You can also go on to study the following courses:

Level 2 Award for CCTV Operators (Public Space Surveillance) in the Private Security Industry

Guaranteed job interview

We work in partnership with several security employers and guarantee a job interview for all learners who successfully complete both the SIA Door Supervisor course and CCTV course with us, helping you take the next step into employment within the security industry.

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We offer free SIA licence application support for all learners who complete both the Door Supervisor and CCTV courses with JFC Training College. Our team will guide you through the process to help ensure your application is completed correctly and submitted with confidence. For learners who are not taking both courses with us, please follow the step-by-step instructions below.

How to get your Door Supervisor Licence

Getting your SIA Door Supervisor Licence may seem complicated, but it’s actually quite easy! All you need to do is follow the simple steps:

Pass the Door Supervisor Course

The Door Supervisor Course takes 6 days to complete. The training course is assessed by 4 multiple choice exams and practical assessments.

Complete the licence application on the SIA website

The cost of starting a licence application is £184.00 The SIA will get back to you within 25 working days. In rare cases, this can take up to 6 weeks.

Complete identity checks

You will need to verify your identity to satisfy parts of your SIA application, namely your photo ID. The easiest way to do this is at the Post Office. You can also have someone with a British passport, who is not related to you, to sign the back of your photo ID.

Submit application to the SIA

The SIA will verify your identity and run a background check on your criminal record. If you have lived abroad for 6 months or more, you may be required to provide some supporting evidence.

Receive your licence in the post