Security Training Courses
Our training partner (CCCS) offers comprehensive security training services that are designed to equip individual officers with the skills and knowledge necessary to excel in today’s demanding security environment. CCCS offer specialized training modules that cover essential areas such as threat assessment, incident response, crowd management, and the use of security technology.
All courses are tailored to meet the needs of both seasoned professionals and new entrants, focusing on real-world scenarios and hands-on exercises to build competence and confidence. With experienced trainers and up-to-date curriculum, CCCS ensure that each officer is well-prepared to handle a wide range of security challenges effectively and efficiently.
CCCS training emphasizes not just technical skills but also critical thinking, decision-making, and professionalism, ensuring that officers are ready to serve with distinction in any setting.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a security license in Singapore?
To get a security license, you must first apply for clearance from the Police Licensing & Regulatory Department (PLRD). Once approved, you must complete three Basic Licensing Units (BLUs). After passing these courses, you can apply for your Security Officer ID card to begin your career.
Is this security course SkillsFuture claimable?
Yes, our security courses are Workforce Skills Qualifications (WSQ) accredited and are eligible for SkillsFuture funding. Singaporeans and Permanent Residents can use their SkillsFuture Credit to offset course fees. Please check individual course pages for specific claim details.
What is the PWM for security officers and how does it affect my salary?
The Progressive Wage Model (PWM) is a framework that links salary increases to skills upgrading. It sets a minimum basic wage for each security rank. As you complete required training and gain experience, you can advance to higher ranks, which come with a higher mandatory salary under the PWM.
What is the difference between a Security Officer (SO) and a Senior Security Officer (SSO)?
A Security Officer (SO) performs essential duties like patrolling and access control. To become a Senior Security Officer (SSO), an SO needs at least six months of experience and must complete advanced training modules. An SSO has more responsibilities, such as handling complex incidents and operating advanced security systems, and earns a higher salary under the PWM.
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