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What is the SIA Door Supervisor Course?
The SIA (Security Industry Authority) Door Supervisor course is a training program that prepares individuals to work as door supervisors in the security industry in the United Kingdom. Door supervisors are responsible for maintaining safety and security at licenced premises such as bars, clubs, and events.
The course covers a range of topics, including:
- The legal framework for door supervision, including licensing and regulation
- Conflict management and communication skills
- Health and safety regulations
- Searching techniques
- Emergency procedures
- Physical Intervention
Upon completion of the course, individuals are required to pass a practical assessment and a written exam in order to be awarded the SIA Door Supervisor qualification. This qualification is required for anyone wishing to work as a door supervisor in the UK.
This course bundle combines two essential qualifications for anyone looking to work in the private security industry in the UK. The SIA Door Supervisor and CCTV Course Bundle provides individuals with the knowledge and skills required to become licensed door supervisors and CCTV operators. The Door Supervisor course covers topics such as legislation, customer service, and conflict management, while the CCTV course teaches principles of CCTV operation, relevant laws and codes of practice, and equipment handling. Completing this bundle course will allow individuals to apply for an SIA license and work in a range of roles within the private security industry.
It also includes an emergency first aid course.
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Assessment Methods & Requirements For Door Supervisor Course
Entry Requirements Door Supervisor Course
- Language Proficiency: Learners must communicate effectively in English (reading, writing, speaking, and listening).
- Age Requirement: Learners must be 18 or older to undertake this qualification and apply for the SIA license.
- First Aid Certification: From April 2021, learners must provide proof of a valid Emergency First Aid qualification or an equivalent qualification at Level 3 (RQF/QCF) or Level 6 SCQF. This certification ensures that learners have the necessary skills to handle emergency situations.
This guide clarifies the requirements and assessments involved in obtaining the SIA Door Supervisor qualification, ensuring individuals are well-prepared to pursue a career in the private security industry.
Principles Of Working In The Private Security Industry
- Number of Questions: 72
- Duration: 110 Minutes
- Pass Requirement: 70% (51 correct answers)
Explanation: Out of 72 questions, you must answer at least 51 correctly to pass. This unit covers the foundational principles of the private security industry, including roles, responsibilities, and legal considerations.
Principles Of Working As A Door Supervisor In The Private Security Industry
- Number of Questions: 50
- Duration: 75 Minutes
- Pass Requirement: 70% (35 correct answers)
Explanation: You need to get at least 35 out of 50 questions right. This unit focuses on the specific duties and responsibilities of a Door Supervisor, including customer service, security procedures, and incident management.
Application Of Conflict Management In The Private Security Industry
- Number of Questions: 20
- Duration: 30 Minutes
- Pass Requirement: 70% (14 correct answers)
Explanation: To pass, you must answer 14 out of 20 questions correctly. This unit teaches techniques for managing conflict and defusing potentially volatile situations professionally.
Application Of Physical Intervention Skills In The Private Security Industry
- Number of Questions: 30
- Duration: 45 Minutes
- Pass Requirement: 80% (24 correct answers)
Explanation: To pass, you need to correct 24 out of 30 questions. This unit covers the practical skills necessary for physical intervention, ensuring safety and compliance with legal standards.
What is the minimum Age Requirement ?
The minimum age requirement is 18.
Important Notice for Learners with Health Conditions
If you have any health conditions or specific needs that could impact your course experience, please let us know *15 working days before Booking Course*. This will enable us to offer appropriate guidance and arrange any additional support needed to ensure a safe, comfortable, and positive learning environment.
Your well-being is our priority, and we’re here to support your success.
SIA Door Supervisor Course Level 2 | Door Supervisor Course Level 2 |
Course Duration | 5 days (Door Supervisor Course Only) 6 Days (Door Supervisor + First Aid) |
Door Supervisor Cost | £300 (DS + First Aid) |
SIA Approved Door Supervisor Course | SIA Door Supervisor License |
Door Supervisor Course Locations | Park Royal London NW10 7SU, London Bridge SE1 1NP, Enfield North London EN3 7GD, Ealing London W5 5BW, Surrey CR4 3JR, Hounslow London TW6 2AB, Elephant & Castle London SE1 8EN, Wood Green North London N22 5NJ, Croydon London CR0 1TS, Stratford East London E15 2NE, Wembley Middlesex HA9 8DS, Lewisham London SE13 6EE, Barking Essex IG11 7FN, Harrow Middlesex HA1 1BD, Greenwich SE London SE10 8FR |
Door Supervisor Course Assessment | 4 Multiple Choice Exams and a Physical Intervention Assessment |
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
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
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
4: Physical Intervention Skills for The Private Security Industry
- Introduction to physical intervention Skills
- Must-know legislations
- 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.
SIA Door Supervisor Exam
On the final day of the course, there will be four multiple-choice exams and a practical assessment.
We understand that examinations can be a daunting prospect, but we assure you there is no need to worry. Everything you need to know for the exam is covered in the Door Supervisor course, and your expert instructor will adequately prepare you for success in the tests.
The first step to starting your exciting new career in the security industry and working as a Door Supervisor or Security Guard begins with the right training.
Throughout your Door Supervisor training, we’ll walk you through the process, providing all necessary training and materials to help you get your SIA Door Supervisor licence.
From 6 April 2023, the cost of applying for an individual SIA licence for any sector in the regulated private security industry will be reduced to £184.
Licence holders applying for an additional licence after this date will pay 50% of the new reduced fee, for the second licence. Click here to read more.
For information about how to apply for an SIA license, watch this video.
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You must attend a 6-day door supervisor course, once you place your order we will contact you directly with the dates available for you to attend, we have classes every week for the Level 2 National Certificate for Door supervisors all over London.
SIA Door Supervisor Course EXAM Sample Question Below:
1. Why has a code of Behavior for door supervisors been produced?
Improve communication with the local authority.
To improve working relations with the police.
Review the conduct of customers.
Set national standards of conduct.
2. Under the private security industry act 2001, what must a person have to be able to work as a door supervisor?
A license to practice
Please ensure to complete the below Mock Exams for the SIA Door Supervisor Course:
Have Any Questions?
FAQ Door Supervisor Course
Who is this course for?
- 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…
How can I book and pay for the course?
You book and pay using your credit card or debit card securely online or over the phone. You can also pay via bank transfer. Please contact us if you would like to make the payment via bank transfer.
You can find and book the nearest course online using our course finder or by calling us on 0208 050 4108
When will I receive my examination result?
Results are published online within 10-14 working days after your examination date. You will be notified by SMS and email when they are ready to view – in the rare case your results are delayed, we will always keep you informed.
When will I receive my certificate?
Certificates are usually dispatched 7 days after successful course completion. Please contact us – if it has been over 14 days so we can verify your address and arrange for a replacement.
Please note, you don’t need a certificate to apply for your SIA Licence.
Do I need my certificate to apply for SIA Licence?
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.
I want to work as a Security Guard, is this course right for me?
Yes, the Door Supervisor Licence allows you to work as a Security Guard and a Door Supervisor.
That means – you can work in retail security, nightclubs and events with a Door Supervisor Licence.
What ID documents do I have to bring along?
It is a regulatory requirement to do an identity check for all security-related qualifications. Therefore, candidates who are attending Licence linked course are requested to provide the following upon arrival;
- Two passport size photos
- Original passport of any nationality or UK photo Drivers Licence
- Two forms of address proof (originals)
Please see the joining instructions as a range of other documents can be accepted.
Note: You will not be able to sit the exam if you do not have the correct ID Documents. (Government Requirement)
I have not received the booking confirmation email
Check your SPAM folder, emails can occasionally land in there.
If you don’t find the email in your SPAM, we may have a wrong email address for you. Please contact us, so we can verify your email address and re-send you the booking confirmation email.
What if my course is cancelled?
We hate it when training providers have to cancel a course – but it can happen for reasons outside our control. If your course is cancelled – we will offer you an alternate date, if that date is not suitable, we will offer you an instant refund.
When can I apply for my SIA License?
You can apply for your SIA License as soon as you have passed your course. For more information watch the full video
Does the course fee include the SIA Licence application fee?
The course fee does not include the licence fee. The licence application fee of £184 is payable to directly to the SIA when applying for the licence – which is valid for three years.
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