Description

SIA Door Supervisor Training Course

The Door Supervisor Training Course is designed for individuals seeking legal employment as Door Supervisors or Security Guards in the UK. Given the current industry shortages, this is an ideal moment to obtain your SIA Licence and pursue a career in security.

This comprehensive 6-day programme equips you with the necessary knowledge and skills to successfully pass your examination and apply for your SIA Licence. This licence serves as your gateway to the ever-expanding security sector, where your expertise will be consistently in high demand.

Upon completion of the course, you may explore various roles, including:

  • Door Supervisor for nightclubs, bars and restaurants
  • Event Security personnel
  • Corporate Security Officer
  • Retail Security specialist
  • Loss Prevention Officer
  • And more exciting opportunities in the field!

What can you expect to learn on the course?

This comprehensive programme spans six consecutive days and is structured into four distinct units.
It encompasses a wide range of topics, including the legal aspects of security and the most up-to-date physical intervention techniques.

Unit 1 Navigating the Private Security Industry

  • Private Security Industry: Understanding the Legal Framework
  • Prioritising Health and Safety for Private Security Operatives
  • Developing Fire Safety Awareness for Crisis Management
  • Proficiently Handling Emergency Procedures
  • Enhancing Communication Skills and Emphasising Customer Care as Key Elements of Effective Security Operations

Unit 2 Door Supervisor Duties and Responsibilities

This unit delves into the core competencies required for effective Door Supervision, encompassing essential elements such as:

  • Upholding Behavioural Standards: Ensuring a Safe and Respectful Environment
  • Navigating the Realm of Civil and Criminal Law: Understanding Legal Parameters
  • Mastering the Art of Searching: Effective Techniques and Compliance
  • The Art of Arrest: Procedures and Protocols
  • Drugs Awareness: Identifying and Managing Substance-Related Incidents
  • Precision in Recording Incidents and Crime Scene Preservation
  • Licensing Law: Comprehending and Enforcing Licensing Regulations
  • Preparedness for Emergency Procedures: Safeguarding Patrons and Premises

Unit 3 Conflict Resolution Skills for Private Security Professionals

This unit focuses on equipping you with essential conflict management techniques tailored to the private security industry, covering key areas including:

  • Conflict Prevention and Personal Risk Mitigation: Strategies for Avoidance and Safety
  • Conflict De-escalation: Skilful Techniques for Tension Reduction
  • Conflict Resolution and Gaining Insights from Past Incidents: Learning from Experience
  • Application of Effective Communication Skills in Conflict Management: A Crucial Asset for Door Supervisors

Unit 4 Physical Intervention Proficiency for the Private Security Sector

This unit delves into the essential aspects of physical intervention skills tailored to the private security industry, encompassing:

  • Introduction to Physical Intervention Skills: Comprehensive Insight into Effective Techniques
  • Legislation You Must Be Aware Of: Understanding Legal Requirements and Implications

FAQs – SIA Door Supervisor Training in the UK

Door Supervisor Course Dates

May 2026

Course: Door Supervisor & Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW)

Dates: 04 – 09 May 2026

Location: Novotel Hotel, Bostock’s Lane, Nottingham, NG10 4EP

June 2026

Course: Door Supervisor & Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW)

Dates: 01 – 06 June 2026

Location: 25 West Tenter Street, Whitechapel, London, E1 8PE

July 2026

Course: Door Supervisor & Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW)

Dates: 06 – 11 July 2026

Location: 25 West Tenter Street, Whitechapel, London, E1 8PE

August 2026

Course: Door Supervisor & Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW)

Dates: 03 – 08 August 2026

Location: 25 West Tenter Street, Whitechapel, London, E1 8PE

October 2026

Course: Door Supervisor & Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW)

Dates: 05 – 11 October 2026

Location: 25 West Tenter Street, Whitechapel, London, E1 8PE

November 2026

Course: Door Supervisor & Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW)

Dates: 02 – 07 November 2026

Location: Novotel Hotel, Bostock’s Lane, Nottingham, NG10 4EP

December 2026

Course: Door Supervisor & Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW)

Dates: 07 – 12 December 2026

Location: 25 West Tenter Street, Whitechapel, London, E1 8PE

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Door Supervisor Training

£199.99 inc. VAT

  • *Preferred Training Date

    25 West Tenter Street, Whitechapel, London, E1 8PE

    Cleve Lodge, 23 Elm Ave, Long Eaton, Nottingham NG10 4LR

    Select a training date to view the location

  • IMPORTANT:
    If you already have an approved First Aid Certificate you will need to bring this to the course as proof to be validated. Evidence of this qualification must be presented to the trainer prior to course commencement; failure to do so will prevent participation in the training and assessment.

    Please select one of the following:


    PLEASE NOTE:

    Adding any First Aid course will extend the overall course duration by one additional day.

    By selecting this option, the student acknowledges and accepts that their attendance will be required for the additional training day, and that this forms part of the combined course programme.

  • Notice

    The Door Supervisor course does not include a First Aid at Work qualification as part of the training programme. Learners without a valid compliant First Aid certificate are required to also book either of the following:

    • Emergency First Aid at Work Training: £79.99
    • First Aid at Work Training: £149.99

    SIA Criteria for Attending a Door Supervisor Course

    To enrol on the Highfield Level 2 Award for Door Supervisors in the Private Security Industry, learners must meet the following mandatory SIA entry criteria:

    • Age and Eligibility - Learners must be aged 18 or over, as this is the minimum age to apply for an SIA licence.
    • Right to Train and Identification - Learners must present valid photographic identification and proof of identity that meets SIA requirements before assessment.
    • Language and Communication - Learners must be able to communicate effectively in English, as assessments are delivered in English only. This may be checked prior to enrolment or during induction.
    • Physical Capability - Learners must be physically capable of participating in practical training and assessment, including conflict management and physical intervention techniques. No formal medical examination is required, but safe participation is mandatory.
    Recommendation:

    If you are unsure whether your First Aid qualification meets the required criteria, please contact our bookings team in advance of enrolment for confirmation. This will help avoid delays or cancellation of your place on the course.