Alberta Security Training Course

Alberta Security Training Course

Start a career in the fast-paced world of security.

Security workers in Alberta must hold a valid security service workers licence. The Security Services and Investigators Act (SSIA) makes training and testing mandatory. The Accredited Basic Security Training (AccBST) is available online where students can access the training in the virtual classroom.

This course meets the training standards required for Alberta Basic Security Training. It has been reviewed and accredited by the Ministry. As such, it is an SSIA (Security Services and Investigators Act) Approved Training Course.

Training available online 24/7
Alberta accredited
Easy to use
Exam Fee Included!!

http://www.lakelandsecurityservices.ca/online_security_training

Effective June 1, 2011, all applicants¹ for a security workers licence in Alberta must successfully complete a mandatory training course or provide proof of equivalent training in order to qualify for a licence.  Existing licensees and individuals renewing a licence are not required to complete mandatory training at this time. See the SSIA Approved Training Course Provider List above to find a course.
This training applies to the following licence classes: 

• Security Service Workers
  
• Executive Protection Workers
  
• Loss Prevention Workers
  
• Patrol Dog Handlers²
  
• Security Alarm Responders 
  

The Security Services and Investigator’s Act requires any person in Alberta who works in any of the security service positions listed below to have a license. To obtain this license an individual must complete a mandatory training program and write a provincial exam. The course outcomes for this training are intended to provide participants with knowledge and skills in their role and responsibilities as security professionals. Columbia College offers the Alberta Basic Security Training (ABST) course.

The Security Services and Investigator’s Act requires any person in Alberta who works in any of the security service positions listed below to have a license. To obtain this license an individual must complete a mandatory training program and write a provincial exam. The course outcomes for this training are intended to provide participants with knowledge and skills in their role and responsibilities as security professionals. Columbia College offers the Alberta Basic Security Training (ABST) course.
Individuals who obtain a provincial license after taking this course may be employed in one of the following positions:

• Security Services (static or mobile)
  
• Loss Prevention Officers
  
• Executive Security (body guards)
  
• In-house Security
  
• Dog Patrol Services
  
• Alarm Responders (those who physically respond; not monitoring a screen)
  

one question in my mind is security guard law has been different different in the all state ?. and recently change in law of Florida ? any idea about that