Looking for a door supervisor course in London? Get SIA licensed in just 6 days at our Battersea training centre. With a 95% first-time pass rate, weekend classes, and first aid included, Betrained is the smart choice for anyone starting a career in security.
Our SIA-approved course covers conflict management, physical intervention, licensing law, and emergency first aid — everything you need to work legally in London's bars, clubs, hotels, and events. Whether you're switching careers or building a long-term profession, this is your essential first step.
If you are searching for a door supervisor course near me, our Battersea centre is easily accessible from across Greater London.
6 Days (Weekday & Weekend)
£300 (All Inclusive)
Level 2 + First Aid
108 Battersea High St, London
95% First Time
Fully approved by the Security Industry Authority. Your qualification is nationally recognised across the UK.
Our expert trainers prepare you thoroughly for exam day — most students pass first time.
Over a decade of experience training security professionals across London and the UK.
Weekday and weekend options to fit around your work and family commitments.
CV building, interview prep, and direct connections to London security employers.
108 Battersea High Street — easily accessible from across Greater London.
A door supervisor is a licensed security professional responsible for maintaining order, safety, and a positive customer experience at licensed premises. This includes checking identification, managing entry and exit points, de-escalating conflicts, monitoring capacity limits, and responding to emergencies.
London's nightlife economy, tourism industry, and packed calendar of major events — from concerts at The O2 to festivals in Hyde Park — create constant demand for trained, licensed door supervisors. Licensed venues are legally required to use SIA-licensed staff, which means that without a valid SIA licence, you simply cannot work in this role.
Today's door supervisors are trained not just in physical intervention but in de-escalation, communication, drug awareness, licensing law, and emergency first aid — making proper SIA training invaluable to employers.
The Security Industry Authority (SIA) is the official regulatory body overseeing the private security industry across the UK. Established under the Private Security Industry Act 2001, the SIA sets the standards for training, licensing, and conduct for anyone working in a licensable role, including door supervisors, security guards, and CCTV operators.
Working as a door supervisor without a valid SIA licence is illegal, and both the individual and the employer can face fines and potential criminal charges. This is why every legitimate course must be SIA-approved and follow the specification set by Skills for Security.
Once you complete an accredited course and pass your exams, you're eligible to apply for your SIA licence — proof that you've met the national standard. It's valid for three years, after which renewal training is required.
A comprehensive course structured around 5 core modules.
Structure of the security industry, SIA role, relevant legislation, and health & safety obligations.
Licensing law, arrest/search procedures, drug legislation, and customer service. Door supervisors are often the first point of contact for the public.
De-escalation techniques, effective communication, and how to defuse volatile situations before they turn physical.
Safe physical intervention techniques, approved holds, restraint techniques, and safe disengagement methods. Learn more.
CPR, treating injuries, and providing basic life support (mandatory requirement for SIA badge applications). See our EFAW course.
Before enrolling, you'll need to prepare certain documentation. The SIA requires proof of identity and right to work in the UK, generally split into Group A and Group B categories.
Criminal record checks also form part of the SIA licensing process. Certain unspent convictions may affect eligibility, so it's worth checking the SIA's official criteria before investing time and money.
Most providers will guide you through exactly what's needed during enrolment — reputable centres are usually happy to answer questions in advance.
Pricing varies depending on the provider, location, and whether Emergency First Aid is bundled in.
| Package | Price |
|---|---|
| Course Only | £300 |
| Course + First Aid | £350 |
Note: SIA licence application fee (£190) is paid directly to the SIA. See full fee breakdown.
The exam is typically multiple-choice, with separate assessments for each core module.
Once licensed, career opportunities across London are genuinely diverse. With strong demand and manageable entry requirements, this is one of the most accessible routes into a stable, well-paying career.
Pay typically ranges from £11 to £23 per hour, depending on experience and venue type. Weekend and late-night shifts often pay more, and close protection roles can earn £50 to £100 per hour.
Many door supervisors progress to management positions or security guard roles.
"Very hardworking and professional way of training, I enjoyed alot and learn alot."
"This was a good lecture and a very places to learn, I will recommend anyone to do the course with be learned."
"The course was very well taught, easy to follow and understand. Mohammad Tahir the main teacher kept it engaging and overall a very positive experience."
108 Battersea High Street, London SW11 3HP
Easily accessible from across London. 5-minute walk from Battersea Park Station.
Serving students from Battersea, Clapham, Wandsworth, Chelsea, Fulham, Vauxhall, Croydon, Ilford, Stratford, and across Greater London.
If you are searching for a door supervisor course near me in South London, our Battersea training centre is your closest option. We also offer in-house training across the UK.
Book your SIA Door Supervisor Course in London today and take the first step toward a flexible, well-paying career.
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