London
Location: Anchor Bankside, 34 Park St, London SE1 9EF
Renew Your SIA Door Supervisor Licence – Level 2 Refresher + Emergency First Aid
Need to renew your SIA Door Supervisor licence?
Our Level 2 Door Supervisor Refresher and Emergency First Aid at Work (Security) course provides the mandatory training required for licence renewal. Delivered by Academy Training in partnership with Bridgegate Security, this accredited course is currently available in Leeds, London and Newcastle.
Gain the updated skills, knowledge, and SIA-recognised qualification you need to stay compliant and continue working in the security industry.
Course Calendar
Explore our full training schedule below and select your preferred date to get started. You can either register to secure your spot with no upfront payment, or pay now to confirm your booking immediately. If you choose to book now, payment can be made securely online, with flexible Klarna options available to suit your budget.
Leeds
Location: Professional Security, 14 Pontefract Rd, Leeds, LS10 1TB
Newcastle
Location: Royal Station Hotel, Neville Street, Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE1 5DH
Qualification:
QNUK Level 2 Award for Door Supervisors in the Private Security Industry (Refresher) (RQF). Plus QNUK Level 3 Award in Emergency First Aid at Work (Security) (RQF).
Who is this course for?
This course is designed for Door Supervisors who already hold an SIA licence and need to complete the new mandatory Refresher qualification for licence renewal. If your Door Supervisor licence is due for renewal, this is the training you’ll need to stay approved and continue working in the industry.
How it Works
- Before attending, learners must complete 12 hours of online study. This ensures you are fully prepared for the classroom sessions.
- We provide access to our online learning portal, with step-by-step guidance and support from our training team, so you can complete the pre-course modules with ease.
- Once completed, you’ll attend 2 days of in-person training to complete your First Aid, Physical Intervention and security refresher modules.
What’s Included?
This 2-day course combines both the Door Supervisor Refresher training and the Emergency First Aid Security qualification you need for relicencing:
- Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) (Security). Learn or refresh vital life-saving skills.
- Terror Threat Awareness. Recognise, respond to and reduce risks.
- Vulnerability Awareness. Safeguarding vulnerable individuals, including against spiking.
- Physical Intervention Skills. Restrictive and non-restrictive interventions, safe searching, use of communications equipment and reducing risks of harm.
Need More Info? Chat With Us
Need more information about our courses, dates, or payment options? Contact our training team on 07375 210005.
Pre-Requisites
Age
All applicants must be over the age of 18
Mandatory
- Learners must currently hold an active SIA Security Officer licence which is due for renewal or has previously held a licence and has lapsed by no longer than 3 years. After 3 years, learners will be required to retake the full Level 2 Door Supervisor qualification prior to applying for a new licence
- Learners are required to complete 12 hours of online study and assessment (included in the online course materials) before attending the course in person.
- Learners must be able to speak, listen, read and write at a level equivalent to Functional Skills Level 1 in English (or higher)
- Learners must have either a valid passport, valid driving licence or an original birth certificate that has been issued to them within 12 months of birth. Certified copies are not accepted.
- Learners must be able to produce two forms of proof of address, such as bank statements, utility bills, council tax statement, P60 etc.
Recommended
It should be advised that when applying for an SIA Licence part of the process includes a criminality check (DBS). It is recommended that learners with concerns should use the Criminal Record Indicator, available on the SIA website prior to enrolling on this qualification, to ascertain if they are likely to achieve licenced status.
