Most popular routeDoor Supervisor Training
The most flexible entry route into front-line security: licensed premises, events, retail and corporate work. 44 hrs over 6 days, first aid required before you start.
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5.0 / 51,043 reviewsCourses are delivered by approved training centres, and centres are approved by awarding organisations. The Security Industry Authority makes licensing decisions. Passing a course does not itself grant a licence.
Door Supervisor, Security Guard, CCTV and refresher courses, delivered in person by training centres across the UK.
Most popular routeThe most flexible entry route into front-line security: licensed premises, events, retail and corporate work. 44 hrs over 6 days, first aid required before you start.
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Guarding rolesFor guarding roles that do not require Door Supervisor activity: retail, offices, warehouses and static sites. 30 hrs over 4 days.
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Separate licenceThe licence-linked route for public-space surveillance and control-room work. 22 hrs over 3 days.
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RenewalAlready hold a Door Supervisor licence? The current refresher training required for renewal, with first-aid options where available.
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PrerequisiteDoor Supervisor and Security Guard learners must hold valid first-aid evidence before licence-linked training begins. Combined options where a provider offers them.
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SpecialistSpecialist training for protective-security roles, with a higher first-aid requirement. Refresher training also listed.
Find Close Protection coursesAlso listed: Security Guard Refresher · Close Protection Refresher
The course is delivered by an approved training centre. Once you hold the right qualification, you apply separately to the Security Industry Authority.
Match the course to the work you want to do. Door Supervisor and Security Guard learners need valid first-aid evidence before training starts.
Requirements shown before you book
Delivered in person by an approved training centre. The qualification is issued by the awarding organisation that approved the centre.
Typically 3–6 days
A separate application for the relevant licence category, with the SIA's identity, criminality and other checks. £204 per licence from 1 April 2026.
Most licences last three yearsCovers guarding work as well as door supervision, includes practical physical-intervention training, and leads to the SIA Door Supervisor licence.
Every course is delivered by a centre approved by an awarding organisation.
No chasing several centres for their calendars.
First-aid and attendance rules are stated up front.
Refresher training sits in the same search as first-time courses.
Clear SIA information, reviewed against official guidance.
Some future courses may be delivered directly and others by partner training centres. Every course is delivered by a centre approved by the relevant awarding organisation.
The SIA does not approve training providers. Licence-linked training centres are approved by the relevant awarding organisation.
No. Passing the correct qualification is one part of the licensing route. The SIA applies its own identity, criminality and other licensing checks.
Door Supervisor and Security Guard learners must hold suitable valid first-aid evidence before the licence-linked training begins. Every listing states whether first aid is included, available as an add-on, or must already be held.
£204 per licence from 1 April 2026, paid to the SIA when you apply. This is separate from the cost of training, which is shown on each listing.
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