Start your career in the UK security industry with a fully accredited 7‑day SIA Door Supervisor Training Course.
If you want to work legally as a Door Supervisor or Security Guard in the UK, this is the essential qualification you need. Our course in North Hykeham, Lincoln gives you the knowledge, confidence and practical skills required to pass your exams and apply for your SIA Licence — your gateway to a fast‑growing, high‑demand industry.
This comprehensive 7‑day programme prepares you for real‑world security roles across a wide range of environments. Once qualified, you could work in:
• Nightclubs, bars and restaurants
• Event and festival security
• Corporate office security
• Retail security
• Loss prevention
• Static guarding
• And many other frontline security roles
Security professionals are in constant demand, and an SIA Licence opens the door to flexible hours, stable income, and long‑term career progression.
People often ask about the difference between the two licences — and the answer is simple.
Door Supervisor Licence: Work as a Door Supervisor & a Security Guard.
Security Guard Licence: Work only in Manned Guarding Roles (no door work).
Choosing the Door Supervisor Licence gives you far more flexibility and job opportunities, which is why it’s the most popular option for new entrants to the industry.
Delivered over seven consecutive days in North Hykeham, Lincoln, the course is divided into eleven units, covering everything you need to succeed, including:
You’ll finish the course fully prepared for your exams and ready to apply for your SIA Licence.
Many learners ask why they need to complete Emergency First Aid before attending the Door Supervisor course.
The answer is simple.
The Security Industry Authority (SIA) introduced new licensing requirements to ensure every licensed Door Supervisor has the knowledge and confidence to respond appropriately during medical emergencies.
As a security professional, you could be first on scene when someone becomes ill, suffers an injury or requires immediate assistance. Your actions during those first few minutes can make a significant difference before the emergency services arrive.
By completing both qualifications together, you’ll meet the current SIA licensing requirements while gaining valuable skills that could help save a life.
