Frontline Pro Bundle – 3 Courses For Security Officers

Frontline Pro Bundle: Security Officer Training Bundle

Three CPD courses, 15 modules, 12 hours, three certificates.

What You Save

Why These Three

Most training covers what to do in the moment. This bundle covers the three parts of the job that get examined afterwards.

A report gets read months later by a client, a solicitor or a court. A data slip gets investigated. An alarm response gets audited by an ACS assessor who wants to see the paperwork. In each case, doing the right thing at the time is only half of it, you also have to be able to show that you did.

So these three sit together for a reason. They are the areas where officers are most often competent and least often able to prove it.

What’s Included

1. Incident Report Writing for Security Officers

An incident report is the only part of your shift that survives it. Written badly, it undermines a case that was otherwise solid. Written well, it stands up to cross-examination years later.

The course covers the structure of an effective incident narrative, the difference between what you observed and what you concluded, the legal and evidential standards a report needs to meet, including where PACE 1984 applies, and the mistakes that most often get a report picked apart. It works through real examples and case study exercises rather than templates alone.

5 modules · 5 hours — see the full course

2. Cyber Security Awareness for Security Professionals

Frontline officers handle more data than they realise. Visitor logs, CCTV footage, body-worn video, key registers, incident reports, all of it is personal data under UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018, and much of it passes through a phone or a shared control room terminal.

The course covers the online threats that actually reach site staff, practical data protection at the officer’s level, and the everyday habits that prevent a breach, passwords, phishing, device handling and what not to photograph.

5 modules · 3 hours — see the full course

3. Key Holding and Alarm Response for Security Officers

Key holding puts an officer alone at an unfamiliar site, at night, after something has already triggered an alarm. So the procedure matters more here than almost anywhere.

The course covers the legal and safety framework for key holding duties, responding to an activation and securing a site, BS 7984 and ACS expectations for keyholding and response, and the handover, documentation and lone-worker safety that follow.

5 modules · 4 hours — see the full course

Who It’s For

• Security officers building a CPD record that shows range rather than one topic
• Officers moving into keyholding or mobile response, where all three apply directly
• Supervisors and team leaders who write and review reports
• ACS-approved contractors needing documented training evidence across a team
• Employers putting a whole shift through the same three courses at once

You do not need an SIA licence to enrol, though most learners hold one.

What You Get

• Three separate CPD certificates, one per course, from London Security College
• 15 modules and around 12 hours of self-paced learning
• Study in any order, on any device, with progress saved between sessions
• Group enrolment available with consolidated reporting

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£25 for all three, against £90 bought separately.

Buying for a team? Group pricing is available on the bundle as well as on individual courses, contact us for a quote.