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Security Enforcement

Unarmed Security Enforcement, FLORIDA

Course ID
SEFL101
Department
Security Enforcement
Campus
Miami Florida, Nationwide, Statewide-Florida, Worldwide
Level
Introductory
Instructor
Roni Rebelo, To-Be-Determined
Semester
Fall/Q4, Spring/Q2, Summer/Q3, Winter/Q1
Credit
40-Hours
Method
In-Class Instructor-Led, Online Livestream, Student Self-Paced/Off-Site (Supervised)
Prerequisite(s)
18 Years-of-Age (or Older), Additional Governmental Requirements
Department Category
Security Enforcement State Licensure Certification Courses

SECURITY RESOURCES Training Academy’s Department of Security Enforcement is one of the most comprehensive, and broad-based, security enforcement state licensure certification, education, and continuous training course providers serving both our students, and professional organizations, alike.

Presented-by SECURITY RESOURCES Training Academy’s Department of Security Enforcement, our Unarmed Security Enforcement, FLORIDA; Security Officer, Class “D” License, course is a 40-hour education, and certification, course that fulfills the State-of-Florida’s educational, and examination, requirements for Unarmed Security Enforcement licensure certification.

The course will teach students the core principles-of-security enforcement which includes, but not limited to, the following principles: physical security, access control, terrorism awareness, and emergency procedures.

Additionally, to further our student’s skills development in real-world encounters, techniques covered include, but not limited to, the following skills: report writing, interviewing techniques, crime deterrence, accident prevention, and more.

The topics include, but not limited to, the following:

  • Legal Aspects of Private Security
  • Role of Private Security Officers
  • Security Officer Conduct
  • Principles-of-Communications
  • Observation and Incident Reporting
  • Principles of Access Control
  • Patrols
  • Principles of Safeguarding Information
  • Physical Security
  • Interviewing Techniques
  • Emergency Preparedness
  • Safety Awareness
  • Terrorism
  • Event Security and Special Assignments
  • Communications Systems
  • Special Issues
  • Introduction to Weapons
  • Additional Pertinent Information

Employment, and career, opportunities in security enforcement are in high-demand and considered an “Essential Service.”

With our tuition-rates affordable, and accessible to all, the time is NOW to take advantage of these opportunities in a solid, and sought-after, industry to serve in.

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Once our students complete the course, and final examination, an education certificate shall be issued upon successful achievement of course, and testing, objectives.

Students may then submit their certificate, along with the state application package, to the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumers Services, Division-of-Licensing, online, in-person, or by mail.

To learn more about the step-by-step security enforcement licensure process, including downloading the state application package(s), employment and career opportunities, and more, visit  Security Careers NOW for all the information you will need at one convenient central source.

Eligibility Requirements

To qualify for the Unarmed Security Enforcement, FLORIDA; Security Officer, Class “D” License, students must:

Be at least 18 years old; AND

Be a citizen, or legal resident alien of the United States, or have been granted authority to work in United States by the Department of Homeland Security, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.

Education, Training, and/or Experience

Unarmed Security Enforcement, FLORIDA; Security Officer, Class “D” License, students must:

Student Applicant must submit proof of successful completion of a minimum of 40-hours of professional training provided by a security enforcement academy, or training facility, licensed by the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Division-of-Licensing.

Exceptions to Education, Training, and/or Experience:

If Student Applicant is currently employed law enforcement officer, correctional officer, or correctional probation officer certified by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement’s Criminal Justice Standards and Training Commission, a copy of your valid ID card issued by your employing law enforcement agency is sufficient to satisfy the training requirement; OR

If Student Applicant successfully completed a training program approved by the Florida Criminal Justice Standards and Training Commission for certification as a law enforcement officer, correctional officer, or correctional probation officer, a copy of your certificate-of-completion is sufficient to satisfy the training requirement; OR

If Student Applicant received relevant military training, or education, during service in the United States Armed Forces, proof of such training, or education, is sufficient to satisfy the training requirement.

Course Formats, Course Schedules, and Course Completion

Unarmed Security Enforcement, FLORIDA; Security Officer, Class “D” License is offered in the following manner:

We offer this course in the following format(s):

  • In-Class, Instructor-Led;
  • Online Livestream;
  • Student Self-Paced/On-Site (Supervised)
  • Student Self-Paced/Off-Site (Supervised)

We offer this course in the following schedule(s):

  • “Express” Weekly Five-Days;
  • “Extended” Bi-Weekly 10-Mornings/10-Evenings;
  • “Weekender” Two-and-a-Half Weekends.

Course completion consists of the following:

  • 40-Hours of Curriculum;
  • Minimum 2-Hour Final-Exam;
  • 170 Questions Final-Exam;
  • Passing Final-Exam Score of 75%;
  • Course Completion Certificate issued.

Employment, and Career, Opportunities

Employment, and career, opportunities in Unarmed Security Enforcement, FLORIDA; Security Officer, Class “D” License:

Published by Statista Research Department, Jun 8, 2023

Market size of security services in the U.S. 2012-2022, with 2023 forecast

“The market size of the security services industry in the United States increased steadily since 2012, and reached a value of roughly 48 billion U.S. dollars in 2022. Despite the economic effects of COVID-19, the industry continued to grow and was worth over two billion U.S. dollars more than it was in 2020.”
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