BIIAB Level 2 National Certificate for Door supervision

National Certificate for Door Supervisors (Scotland)

National Certificate for Door Supervisors (N Ireland)

Course Information

Qualification for Door Supervisors –
Parts1& 2

This course is essential for you if you are considering a career in the industry, or want to work as Door Supervisor. The four day programme is part-subsidized by the Government and by successfully completing the course you will gain your approved qualification and be eligible to apply for your SIA License.*

Days 1 & 2

Days 1 and 2 will cover the role and responsibilities of a door supervisor, with the aim of ensuring that you have the knowledge and understanding of your role and responsibilities in the security industry environment.

They will also cover:

· Appropriate behaviour for door supervisors
· Civil and criminal law relevant to door supervision
· Search and arrest procedures
· Drugs and drug abuse
· Incident recording and crime scene preservation
· Licensing law and the licensee's social responsibility
· Equal opportunities and discrimination
· Basic procedures for emergency situations
· Health and safety in the workplace

Day 3 & 4

This includes you learning how to manage conflict by applying dynamic risk approaches, understanding the importance of self awareness and acting proactively; how to defuse conflict by overcoming communication blocks, signalling non-aggression and managing high-risk situation; how to resolve conflict and how to learn from conflict.

Assessment

At the end of the course you will need to complete a short multi-choice test to demonstrate your understanding of what you have learnt about the Role and Responsibilities of Door Supervisors. Then, in order to pass the course you will need to complete successfully a 40-question, multiple-choice test. You will also be assessed on your ability to deal with Conflict via video scenarios. You will need to successfully complete both assessments to gain an appropriate qualification to apply for your SIA Licence.

Entry Requirements

The minimum entry age is 18 for this course.

Attendance on Part 2 Only:

Exemption for Part 1 of the SIA qualification will be given to any door supervisors who already hold the ncfe Door Supervisors Vocational Certificate (Part 1), from Simply conflict or another provider within the last 3 years, or other approved qualification. Please see information sheet for course code for Conflict Management course (Part 2) for more details.

Your Trainers will be Tari Suwari/subject to location.

As the lead trainer for this course, Tari Suwari has a wealth of experience and expertise in the seucurity and lesure industry training and working with Door Supervisors.

The trainers involved in the third and fourth days of the course all have significant experience of dealing with all manner of situations and some are currently working as security personal, they bring with them a wealth of knowledge and expertise in communication skills and conflict management, as well as problem-solving and dealing with the public.

SIA Licence

In order to get an SIA licence you need to satisfy three requirements: pass an identity check; be over 18,
pass a criminal records’ check and possess a recognised door supervisor qualification. Further
information on which qualifications will exempt door supervisors is available on the SIA web site

www.the-sia.org.uk
Day and Time: Four days (Mon to Thur) or Two weekends (Saturday and Sunday)
9.00 am-5.00 pm
Course Code:
Cost: from £198 inc. exam fees Voucher Price £170
Cost on Benefit: £150 inc. exam fees Student Price £188
Length: 4 days
Venue: New to be arranged/at our main offices

If you have more than one staff member to train, we can present this course on your business
premises. These sessions can be tailored to suit individual experience and needs. Please
contact Simply Conflict on 08709193632 for more details and a comprehensive quote.

Email: info@simplyconflict.co.uk

Verification of Candidate Identity

Document Checklist

When you send us your licence application you will need to provide supporting identity documents. These documents will be returned to you by courier after they have been checked and scanned onto our system. All documents must be originals and must be in your current name unless accompanied by a deed poll document, adoption certificate or marriage certificate that confirms your name has changed. Please do not send documents that you will need in the immediate future. If you have a UK digital passport You should fill in your passport number at question D4 of the application form and enclose: One identity document from group A, which must show your current address. Or Two documents from group B. At least one document must show your current address. How to check for a digital passport: All UK passports issued since 2002 are digital and some digital passports were issued before then. If your photograph and personal details are on page 31 (or 47 in Jumbo passports) and your photograph has been digitally reproduced, the passport is a digital passport. If your photograph and personal details are on the inside of the back cover, then the passport is not a digital passport. If you don't have a UK digital passport We will accept: Two identity documents from group A. At least one document must show your current address and at least one document must show your date of birth. Or One identity document from group A and 2 documents from group B. At least one document must show your current address and at least one document must show your date of birth. What do we mean by "group A" and "group B"? Group A documents: Signed valid passport of any nationality*. This is the preferred option as it will help us speed up the processing of your application. Signed UK photo driving licence (both parts of the full or provisional licence are required)* Valid UK firearms licence with photo* HM Forces ID card (UK)* UK birth certificate or certified copy issued within 12 months of birth, but not a photocopy UK adoption certificate *If you have previously sent this photographic group A document to us for a licence application that was successful, you do not need to re-send any documents unless your name or address have changed. If your name has changed you will need to submit a fresh, complete set of identity documents. If your address has changed you will need to send one group B document showing your new address. We may alter these requirements if it is necessary to do so in order to maintain the integrity of our identification checks. Group B documents: Valid EU photo ID card. Signed UK paper driving licence. Marriage certificate or Civil Partnership certificate, with translation if not in English. Certified copy (not a photocopy) of a UK birth certificate issued more than 12 months after date of birth. Non-UK birth certificate, with translation if not in English. P45 statement of income for tax purposes on leaving a job issued in the last 12 months. P60 annual statement of income for tax purposes issued in the last 12 months. Bank or building society statement issued to your current address, less than three months old. Mortgage statement issued in the last 12 months. Gas, electric, telephone, water, satellite, cable, mobile phone contract or utility bill issued to your current address within the last three months. You can only send us one utility bill. TV licence in your name and current address issued in last 12 months. Pension, endowment or ISA statement issued in last 12 months. Certificate of British nationality. British work permit or visa issued in last 12 months. Letter from H.M. Revenue & Customs, Department of Work and Pensions, employment service, or local authority. You can use more than one letter as long as each is issued by different Government department or different local authorities. A local authority is someone you pay council tax to. A credit card statement sent to your current address within the last three months. You can use more than one statement as long as each is issued by a different service provider. Court summons issued in last 12 months. Child benefit book issued in last 12 months. A payslip, with your address and the employer's name or logo, that is less than three months old.

Photograph

Please make sure that you bring with you 2 good-quality colour passport sized photographs to the
exam.

Check your photograph. If it is one that the SIA will not accept, get new ones that will.

To be accepted, photographs should be full face (without sunglasses and normally without a hat, unless
the applicant wears a head covering due to their religious beliefs or their ethnic background, which is acceptable). If you normally wear prescription spectacles, we would accept a photograph wearing them.
Examples of a photograph that we would accept are:  explained in your info pack supplied by the SIA.

Criminality Checks

An important part of the SIA job is to reassure the public by preventing criminals from working within the private security industry. Therefore, they will assess each applicant's suitability for a licence according to their integrity and professionalism. They do this in accordance with criteria which is rigorous, consistent and fair in its approach.

The SIA Criminality record indicator is an interactive application which will provide you with an indication of whether you may or may not meet our criminality criteria in order to obtain an SIA licence at www.the-sia.org.uk/licences/doors-crc2.asp.

Licensing – How to get an application form

Call the SIA on 08702 430 100 and ask them to send one. They take a week or so. If you have a query about licensing then you can write, fax, telephone or e-mail the SIA at:

Security Industry Authority
PO Box9
Newcastle Upon Tyne
NE82 6YX
Telephone: 08702 430 100 Fax:08702 430 125 E-Mail:info@the-sia.org.uk
Lines are open from 08.00 to 18.00 Monday to Friday.

Exam Results

We should receive results within 3 days provided there are no queries. You can call the Exams Department to see if they are in on or after day 4 after 3pm. We will send you the
certificates when they arrive – about 10 days after exam. If you fail we will call and let you know, and inform you about how to re-sit. You will have to pay £26 for a re-sit, bring a new photo and your ID to the re-sit exam!

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