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Level 2 Award for SIA Door Supervisors Course (Online)
Valid first aid evidence is required before security training.
Prepare for door supervision through online theory and classroom practical training.
Coming soonLevel 26 days (depending on selfstudy)Blended
Pricing Packages
Ideal for learners who want to join one of our fully in-person SIA courses.
Compare the options below and choose the learning and assessment support you need.
Door Supervisor Course
Coming soon
What's Included:
Level 2 Door Supervisor course
Qualification awarded by Highfield
Training aligned with SIA requirements
Practical physical intervention skills
Training equipment supplied
First aid certification must have at least 12 months remaining at the start of training.
Course + Emergency First Aid
Coming soon
What's Included:
Level 2 Door Supervisor course
Emergency First Aid at Work certificate
Qualification awarded by Highfield
Training aligned with SIA requirements
Practical physical intervention skills
Training equipment supplied
Explore options for your team. Where no fixed price is listed, contact us for a tailored quote.
Group Training (Up to 12 Learners)
Coming soon
Learners: 2–12
What's Included:
Price per learner (up to 12)
Choose your workplace or our training venue
Highfield RQF qualification
Training aligned with SIA requirements
Experienced security tutors
Training equipment supplied
Delivery across the UK
Group Training + Emergency First Aid
Coming soon
Learners: 2–12
What's Included:
Price per learner (up to 12)
Includes Emergency First Aid at Work
Choose your workplace or our training venue
Highfield RQF qualification
Training aligned with SIA requirements
Experienced tutors
Training equipment supplied
Delivery across the UK
Course overview
Build the knowledge and practical skills needed for door supervision. The blended route combines four days of online learning with two classroom days for practical work and assessment. First aid certification is needed before security training begins.
Key information
Level
Level 2
Duration
6 days (depending on selfstudy)
Awarding body
Highfield
Guided learning hours
52
Minimum contact time
42 hours
Maximum group size
12
Certificate validity
Required once for SIA Door Supervisor Licence application
Who is this for?
People applying for an SIA Door Supervisor Licence
Participants entering the private security industry
Security staff working in licensed premises
Event and venue security operatives
Security companies training employees
Course curriculum
Principles of Working in the Private Security Industry
Approx. 14 hours
This unit covers the following areas of knowledge and practice.
Private security industry overview
Relevant legislation
Safe working practices
Fire safety procedures
Emergency response
Communication skills
Record keeping
Terror threat awareness
Safeguarding vulnerable individuals
Post-incident procedures
Principles of Working as a Door Supervisor
Approx. 14 hours
This unit covers the following areas of knowledge and practice.
Crimes relevant to door supervision
Searching procedures
Drug misuse legislation
Preservation of evidence
Licensing law
Queue management techniques
Use of security equipment
Application of Conflict Management
Approx. 10 hours
This unit covers the following areas of knowledge and practice.
Principles of conflict management
Dynamic risk assessment
Problem-solving strategies
Effective communication
De-escalation techniques
Application of Physical Intervention Skills
Approx. 14 hours
This unit covers the following areas of knowledge and practice.
Non-aggressive physical intervention
Escorting techniques
Protecting self and others
Legal considerations
Managing physical intervention incidents
Escorting safely on stairs
How it works
Choose your package
Contact the team to confirm your package, learning route and suitable dates.
Attend the Training
Work through the course units and complete the learning activities for your chosen route.
Complete Assessments
Complete the required knowledge and practical assessments for your qualification.
Receive your qualification
Receive certification after meeting the assessment and quality requirements.
Apply for Your SIA Licence
Use your qualification when applying for the relevant licence through the SIA.
Entry requirements
Be at least 18 and eligible to work in the UK.
Hold Emergency First Aid or First Aid at Work certification with at least 12 months remaining.
Have English skills around Level 1 / CEFR B2.
Be able to take part in the practical exercises.
Bring current photographic identification.
Assessment
Complete knowledge examinations and observed practical tasks covering searches, conflict handling and physical intervention.
Delivery format
Study theory online on days 1–4, then attend classroom practical training and assessment on days 5–6.
Career opportunities
Door Supervisor
Security Officer
Event Security Operative
Night-time economy security
Retail security officer
Corporate security operative
Why choose this course?
Live online learning via Microsoft Teams
Classroom-based physical intervention training
Highfield RQF qualification
Fully aligned with current SIA requirements
Multiple-choice examinations and practical assessments
Training equipment supplied
Options for individuals and workplace teams
Nationwide delivery available
Essential qualification for SIA Door Supervisor Licence application
Certification
Frequently asked questions
Do I need this qualification for door supervision?
This qualification supports an application for an SIA Door Supervisor licence.
What first aid evidence do I need?
Bring valid Emergency First Aid or First Aid at Work evidence with at least 12 months remaining.
Is training at our venue available?
Group training can be arranged at a suitable venue for up to 12 people.
How many days should I allow?
Allow six days, combining online learning and classroom practical work.
Which identification should I bring?
Bring current photo ID, such as a passport or driving licence.
Will I practise physical intervention?
Practical training covers safe intervention, escorting and working on stairs.
