Free Level 2 Door Supervisors in the Private Security Industry Course in Bolton. Classes run at Bright Direction Training Bolton. This six-day, full-time daytime course covers the knowledge and skills you need to work legally as a door supervisor in the UK. To work in this role, you must hold a valid SIA Door Supervisor licence. This course prepares you to apply for that licence on completion. A basic level of maths and English is required, and you'll need a DBS check.
Who this course is for
If you’re thinking about a career in the Security Industry, our SIA Door Supervision Course can give your career a boost. This course is delivered by some of the industry’s best trainers and in a friendly environment. On completion of the course you can apply for your SIA licence which allows you to legally work in the Security industry.
Entry requirements
Basic level of maths and English is required to complete the course. A DBS is required to complete the course.
What you will learn
You'll learn the legal powers and responsibilities of a door supervisor.
You'll understand how to manage conflict and de-escalate difficult situations.
You'll learn how to search people and premises safely and lawfully.
You'll understand first aid procedures relevant to security work.
You'll learn how to identify and respond to threats, including terrorism awareness.
You'll understand the licensing laws that apply to venues and door supervisors.
You'll learn how to write accurate incident reports.
How you will learn
You'll study in a classroom at Bright Direction Training Bolton over six full-time daytime sessions. Learning is delivered through taught sessions, group activities, and scenario-based exercises. Assessment includes written tests and practical assessments that meet the requirements for the Highfield Level 2 Award for Door Supervisors in the Private Security Industry.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Bright Direction Training Bolton will confirm anything else you need before you start. You will need to have a DBS check in place to complete the course.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Door supervisor: work on venue doors with a valid SIA licence.
Security officer: static or mobile guarding roles across many sectors.
Retail security officer: loss prevention work in shops and shopping centres.
Event security steward: crowd management at concerts, sports, and festivals.
Night club security: front-of-house door supervision at licensed premises.
Hotel security officer: guest and premises safety in hospitality settings.
What you could study next
SIA Door Supervisor Licence: the licence you apply for after completing this Award. Required to work legally as a door supervisor in the UK.
Level 3 Award for CCTV Operators (Public Space Surveillance): adds CCTV skills and broadens your security role options.
Level 2 Award for Close Protection Operatives: a step toward close protection work, which requires a separate SIA licence.
