
Licence-linked & practical learning
Train for the responsibility, not only the assessment.
SIA licence-linked courses, first aid, FREC and spectator safety delivered with clear operational context and practical expectations.
Check course availability01 Choose the capability
Start with the task.
Then assign the right person.
Every assignment begins with the job that must be done, the authority required, the competence and licence that apply, and the point at which the person on duty must escalate. That creates a useful scope instead of a generic headcount.
Licence-linked training
SIA Door Supervisor Course
Door Supervisor licence-linked training for people entering or renewing a career in private security.↗02Security officer pathway
SIA Security Guarding Course
Licence-linked security guarding training covering the role, law, safety and conflict management.↗03Public space surveillance
CCTV Operator Course
SIA CCTV operator training for public space surveillance and professional control-room work.↗04Workplace first aid
Emergency First Aid at Work
Emergency First Aid at Work training for security teams, workplaces and public-facing staff.↗05Pre-hospital care
FREC 3: First Response Emergency Care
Level 3 First Response Emergency Care training for event, security and community responders.↗06Venue and event qualification
Spectator Safety: Level 2 & 3
Spectator safety qualifications for stewards and supervisors working in stadia, arenas and live-event environments.↗Built into every scope
What an Ayro assignment should make clear.
Purpose
The outcome and risk the assignment exists to manage.
Authority
What the person may do, may not do and must escalate.
Evidence
The checks, incidents and handovers that are recorded.
Review
How performance and changes at the site are acted on.
Start with the risk
Find the right course pathway.
Tell us the role, experience and qualification you need. We’ll confirm the suitable route and current availability.
Request an assessment No obligation. No generic package. A response built around the brief.