Door Supervisor Course (6 Days)

Level 2 Award for Door Supervisors in the Private Security Industry (Including Emergency First Aid at Work)

6-Day Course

Dates: 15th, 16th, 19th, 20th, 21st & 22nd of January.

This comprehensive SIA-approved qualification is designed for anyone wishing to work as a Door Supervisor within the private security industry. Delivered over Six Split Days, it provides the skills and knowledge to manage security in venues such as pubs, clubs, events, and licensed premises.

What you’ll learn:

• Working in the Private Security Industry

• Working as a Door Supervisor

• Conflict Management

• Physical Intervention Skills

• Emergency First Aid at Work (meets SIA First Aid requirements)

Timings: Are set over two weeks allowing the learner to have time off over the weekend to absorb the content of the course with a course book to keep them in check with the criterion.

Assessment:
Combination of multiple-choice exams, practical demonstrations, and scenario-based assessments.

Successful completion allows you to apply for your SIA Door Supervisor licence— opening opportunities in nightlife security, events, Festivals, retail, and corporate settings.

Prerequisites – Level 2 Award for Door Supervisors in the Private Security Industry

To enrol on this SIA-approved course you must:

1. Age Requirement

   • Be 18 years or older on the first day of training.

2. Right to Work in the UK

   • Provide acceptable original ID documents (e.g. current passport, UK driving licence, UK birth certificate) and proof of address in line with SIA Group A & B requirements.

3. Emergency First Aid Qualification

   • Hold a valid Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) certificate (or equivalent that meets SIA’s specification)

   • OR complete the EFAW training as part of the course.

   • The certificate must have at least 12 months’ validity on the course start date.

4. English Language Skills

   • Be able to read, write, speak, and understand English to a level that allows you to complete exams and practical assessments.

   • Providers will conduct a short initial assessment.

5. Pre-Course Learning & Preparation

   • Complete any online/blended modules supplied (e.g. Highfield e-learning for Emergency First Aid or ACT Awareness/ACT Security online training).

   • Follow linkfor ACT Training: Protect UK

   • Bring evidence of completion (e.g. ACT Blue & Red certificates).

6. Fitness & Suitability

   • Be fit enough to take part in practical physical intervention training.

   • Notify the centre of any medical conditions or injuries in advance (a health questionnaire is usually required).

Essential to bring on Day One

• Photo ID and 2 x proof of address (originals, not copies).

• Pen, notebook, and suitable clothing/footwear for physical skills sessions.