Close Protection Course
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I think anybody would be hard pushed to find a more passionate and proffessional training provider, i really could not fault these guys they really have nailed it! A vast wealth of experience in the industry and a commitment to maintaining the standard of operators. The course itself was very challenging and you need to be prepared to put the hours in but the sense of acheivement at the end makes it all worth it!
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Those who attended March 2011 course will know what that means and more importantly- who said that. I should say that the that Common Sense was the motto of the course, therefore it was more than useful. There was a lot of absolutely necessary info given to students not only to fulfill the roles of CP team members, but also to run the CP work: to include info gathering, planning and executing the mission. Another indeed great approach to teaching was this one: this is A way, not the THE way to do things. Humble, yet professional way to put the idea- and well respected by students. Speaking of whom: it was great pleasure to work with such a small team, who understood each other from half- word, without having had chance to work together previously. It is worth something. With respect to all participants and instructors, Ray.
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I found this course challenging and at time hard but by the end all made sence and i felt i had a great base of knowledge to take onto my future employment.
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Course
In Wimborne
Description
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Type
Course
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Location
Wimborne
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Class hours
150h
An SIA licence is required if you undertake the licensable activities of a close protection operative and your services are supplied for the purposes of or in connection with any contract to a consumer. Unless your employer or company has been given an exemption under Section 4(4) of the Private Security Industry Act 2001, it is a criminal offence to undertake the licensable activities of a close protection operative without an SIA licence. An exemption is applicable only where the company in question has been granted approved contractor status by the SIA and the other conditions of Section 4. Suitable for: All
Important information
Documents
- Level 3 certificate in Close Protection
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Facilities
Location
Start date
Start date
About this course
A Criminal records check, ensuring an applicant has successfully completed relevant training and holds a recognised qualification for that training.
A current recognised First Aid Certificate, either FAW or FPOS, you can book this if you do not currently have one.
Reviews
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I think anybody would be hard pushed to find a more passionate and proffessional training provider, i really could not fault these guys they really have nailed it! A vast wealth of experience in the industry and a commitment to maintaining the standard of operators. The course itself was very challenging and you need to be prepared to put the hours in but the sense of acheivement at the end makes it all worth it!
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Those who attended March 2011 course will know what that means and more importantly- who said that. I should say that the that Common Sense was the motto of the course, therefore it was more than useful. There was a lot of absolutely necessary info given to students not only to fulfill the roles of CP team members, but also to run the CP work: to include info gathering, planning and executing the mission. Another indeed great approach to teaching was this one: this is A way, not the THE way to do things. Humble, yet professional way to put the idea- and well respected by students. Speaking of whom: it was great pleasure to work with such a small team, who understood each other from half- word, without having had chance to work together previously. It is worth something. With respect to all participants and instructors, Ray.
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I found this course challenging and at time hard but by the end all made sence and i felt i had a great base of knowledge to take onto my future employment.
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Course rating
Recommended
Centre rating
james spensley
Raimonds Zelcs
michael howard
dave heyhoe
andy hughes
Teachers and trainers (5)
Andy Barlow
Principal
Andy Moore
Instructor
Anthony Rees
Instructor
David Watson
Instructor
Ken Rodger
Instructor
Course programme
The Close Protection qualification consists of the following seven units: Assess level of threats and risks to principals. Plan and prepare to minimise threat and risk to principals in a Close Protection role. Liaise and communicate with principals and others in a Close Protection role. Establish and maintain secure environments in a Close Protection role. Maintain the safety and security of principals whilst mobile in a Close Protection role. Respond to medical crises in a Close Protection role. Respond to conflict in a Close Protection role. Additional training included In addition to the SIA requirements in a Close Protection role, we believe strongly that the following topics should be part of any professional Close Protection course; How to conduct client & principal interviews. How to prepare and deliver Orders Security Advance Party duties in a Close Protection role. Residential Security Team duties in a Close Protection role. Personal Protection Officer duties in a Close Protection role. Personal Escort Section duties in a Close Protection role. Self defence & the limits within the law in a Close Protection role. Surveillance in a Close Protection role. Anti-surveillance in a Close Protection role. Counter surveillance in a Close Protection role. Embussing & De-Bussing Attacks On Principal Actions on drills Practical exercises on all of the above 2 final exercises with live principals
Additional information
Students per class: 10
Contact person: Andy Barlow
Close Protection Course