SIA Door Supervisor Course in London

£200.00

£200 – Six-Day SIA Door Supervisor Training in London

£200 for the SIA Door Supervisor course, or £280 with first aid. That's among the lowest prices in London, where most providers charge £250 to £370.

Get qualified with Three Sixty Security at our London training centre in Stockwell.

Our SIA Door Supervisor Course in London provides the training and qualification required to apply for an SIA Door Supervisor licence.

Course Price: £200
Duration: 6 days
Total Learning: Approximately 61 hours
Minimum Contact Hours: 44 hours with required self-study
Training Centre: Stockwell Park Community Centre
Address: 21 Aytoun Place, London, SW9 0TE
Eligibility: 18+
Assessments: Included

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First Aid Requirement

Learners must hold a valid Level 3 Emergency First Aid at Work qualification before starting the Door Supervisor training. The certificate must be valid for at least 12 months from the course start date.

If you don't already hold the required first aid qualification, you can add our Emergency First Aid at Work course for £80. This is completed on the first morning.

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£200 – Six-Day SIA Door Supervisor Training in London

£200 for the SIA Door Supervisor course, or £280 with first aid. That's among the lowest prices in London, where most providers charge £250 to £370.

Get qualified with Three Sixty Security at our London training centre in Stockwell.

Our SIA Door Supervisor Course in London provides the training and qualification required to apply for an SIA Door Supervisor licence.

Course Price: £200
Duration: 6 days
Total Learning: Approximately 61 hours
Minimum Contact Hours: 44 hours with required self-study
Training Centre: Stockwell Park Community Centre
Address: 21 Aytoun Place, London, SW9 0TE
Eligibility: 18+
Assessments: Included

VIEW COURSE DATES & BOOK ONLINE

First Aid Requirement

Learners must hold a valid Level 3 Emergency First Aid at Work qualification before starting the Door Supervisor training. The certificate must be valid for at least 12 months from the course start date.

If you don't already hold the required first aid qualification, you can add our Emergency First Aid at Work course for £80. This is completed on the first morning.

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What Is the SIA Door Supervisor Course?

The SIA Door Supervisor course gives you the training and qualification you need to apply for an SIA Door Supervisor licence from the Security Industry Authority (SIA). At Three Sixty Security, the course runs over six days at our London training centre in Stockwell and combines classroom learning, practical training, self-study and assessments.

The qualification is based on the SIA's specification for learning and qualifications. It gives you the knowledge and practical skills to work professionally as a Door Supervisor in licensed premises, at events and in other security roles. No previous security experience is required.

Awarding body: Highfield Qualifications

How Long Is the Course?

The qualification involves approximately 61 hours of learning. The SIA stipulates a minimum of 44 contact hours, which allows us to deliver the classroom and practical training over six days, as long as you complete the required self-study before you attend.

  • Duration: 6 days

  • Total learning: approximately 61 hours

  • Minimum contact hours: 44, plus required self-study

What the Course Covers

You will develop the knowledge and practical skills needed to work safely and professionally in the private security industry. Topics include:

  • The main characteristics of the private security industry

  • Roles and responsibilities of a Door Supervisor

  • Safe working practices

  • Licensing law

  • Drug misuse legislation

  • Queue management

  • Searching and access control

  • Recognising and assessing risks in conflict situations

  • Conflict management

  • Problem-solving techniques for resolving conflict

  • Physical intervention skills

  • The implications and risks associated with physical intervention

  • Non-aggressive physical skills to protect yourself and others

  • Communication and customer service

  • Managing incidents and challenging situations

  • Working professionally within the private security industry

Theory is combined with practical training, so you are prepared both for the assessments and for real situations at work. If you want to build on these skills later, our Level 2 Award in Conflict Management is a useful next step.

Entry Requirements

  • You must be 18 or over.

  • You must hold a valid Level 3 Emergency First Aid at Work qualification before the Door Supervisor training starts. The certificate must be valid for at least 12 months from the course start date.

  • If you do not hold this qualification, you can add our Level 3 Emergency First Aid at Work course when you book. It is completed on the first morning.

  • You must complete the required pre-course self-study before you attend.

No previous security experience is needed. The course suits anyone starting a career in security or moving into a new security role, whether you are aiming to work as a Door Supervisor, a security officer or in event security.

Pre-Course Self-Study

Self-study is mandatory for every learner so that the course can be delivered over six days. Before you attend you need to:

  1. Complete the two ACT e-learning modules, ACT Awareness and ACT Security, on the ProtectUK learning platform run by the National Counter Terrorism Security Office.

  2. Work through the Working in the Private Security Industry self-study materials. We email these to you once you book.

Full instructions are sent before your course starts. You can also read our self-study guidance.

Assessment and Certification

Assessments are included in your course. You will complete a combination of multiple-choice examinations and practical assessments covering the knowledge and skills taught during your training.

On successful completion, you receive your qualification certificate from Highfield, the awarding body.

If you need to resit, exam retakes are available as an add-on.

Applying for Your SIA Door Supervisor Licence

Completing the course gives you the qualification. It does not automatically give you a licence. Once you have your qualification, you apply to the Security Industry Authority for your SIA Door Supervisor licence:

  1. Pass your course and receive your qualification.

  2. Apply to the SIA for a Door Supervisor licence, following the official GOV.UK guidance on applying for an SIA licence.

  3. Provide the identity and address documents the SIA asks for. Check the GOV.UK guidance before you apply so you have the right documents.

What's Included

  • Six days of classroom and practical training at our Stockwell training centre

  • All required assessments: multiple-choice examinations and practical assessments

  • Self-study materials for Working in the Private Security Industry, emailed after you book

  • Joining instructions and full pre-course guidance before your start date

  • Training from experienced trainers who work in the security industry

Optional add-ons you can choose when booking: Level 3 Emergency First Aid at Work, exam retakes and the Level 3 Award in Safe Use of Mechanical Restraints (Handcuffs).

What to Bring

Please bring your passport or driving licence, the required proof-of-address documents and a recent passport-style photograph. Full identification requirements and joining instructions are confirmed before your course starts. For the official identity requirements, see the SIA guidance on GOV.UK.

Training Location in Stockwell, London

Our Door Supervisor courses are held at:

Stockwell Park Community Centre, 21 Aytoun Place, London, SW9 0TE

It is a convenient training location for learners from across London. The nearest Tube stations are Stockwell (Northern and Victoria lines), about a 10-minute walk away, and Brixton (Victoria line), with Brixton railway station also nearby.

Why Train with Three Sixty Security?

An Established Security Company

Three Sixty Security has provided professional security services since 2015. We are not simply a training provider: we operate within the security industry ourselves, providing manned security services, door supervisors for venues and events and close protection.

Experienced Security Trainers

Your training is delivered by experienced trainers who understand both the qualification requirements and the realities of working in the private security industry.

A Network in the Security Industry

As both a security services company and an established training provider, Three Sixty Security has built a substantial network of security professionals. Our aim is not simply to help you achieve your qualification, but to give you the knowledge, practical skills and professional foundation to begin working in security. See our careers page and recruitment services.

Continue Your Security Training

Many learners go on to further training with us:

How to Book Your SIA Door Supervisor Course

  1. Choose your course date from the Dates menu at the top of this page and select Add To Cart.

  2. If you need the first aid qualification, add Level 3 Emergency First Aid at Work as well.

  3. Complete checkout. We will email your self-study materials and joining instructions.

If no suitable date is listed, or a date shows as TBC, call us on 020 8050 9506, email info@threesixtysecurity.co.uk or use our contact page and we will tell you the next available date.

SIA Door Supervisor Course FAQs

How much is the SIA Door Supervisor Course in London?

Our six-day SIA Door Supervisor Course costs £200. If you don't already hold the required Emergency First Aid at Work qualification, you can add our first aid course for £80.

How long is the SIA Door Supervisor Course?

The course includes approximately 61 hours of learning. The SIA stipulates a minimum of 44 contact hours, and the classroom training is delivered over six days where the required self-study has been completed.

Who awards the Door Supervisor qualification?

The qualification is awarded by Highfield Qualifications. Once you pass, Highfield issues your certificate, which you need when you apply to the SIA for your Door Supervisor licence.

Where is the Door Supervisor Course held?

Training takes place at Stockwell Park Community Centre, 21 Aytoun Place, London, SW9 0TE. The nearest Tube stations are Stockwell (Northern and Victoria lines), about a 10-minute walk away, and Brixton (Victoria line), with Brixton railway station also nearby.

Do I need first aid before starting the course?

Yes. Learners must hold a valid Level 3 Emergency First Aid at Work qualification before starting the Door Supervisor training. The certificate must be valid for at least 12 months from the course start date. If you do not hold it, you can add our Level 3 Emergency First Aid at Work course when you book. It is completed on the first morning.

Do I need previous security experience?

No. You don't need previous security experience to enrol. The course is suitable for people entering the security industry for the first time.

What self-study do I need to complete?

Required pre-course self-study includes the ACT e-learning modules (ACT Awareness and ACT Security) on ProtectUK and self-study for Working in the Private Security Industry. Full instructions will be provided before your course begins.

Are the assessments included?

Yes. The required assessments are included in the course. You will complete multiple-choice examinations and practical assessments covering the knowledge and skills taught during your training.

What do I need to bring to the course?

Please bring your passport or driving licence, the required proof-of-address documents and a recent passport-style photograph. Full identification requirements and joining instructions will be confirmed before your course starts.

Does completing the course automatically give me an SIA licence?

No. Successfully completing the course gives you the relevant qualification. You can then use this qualification as part of your application to the Security Industry Authority for an SIA Door Supervisor licence.

What jobs can I do with an SIA Door Supervisor licence?

An SIA Door Supervisor licence can allow you to work in a range of security roles, including licensed premises, events and other security environments, subject to the requirements of the individual role and employer.

I already hold a Door Supervisor licence. Which course do I need?

If you already hold an SIA Door Supervisor licence and need to renew it, see our SIA Door Supervisor Refresher training.

What if the date I want is not listed or shows as TBC?

Call us on 020 8050 9506, email info@threesixtysecurity.co.uk or use our contact page and we will tell you the next available date.