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PHYSICAL FACILITIES
This institution, the facilities it occupies, and the equipment
it utilizes, fully comply with any and all federal, state and local ordinances
and regulations, including requirements as to fire safety, building safety
health and ADA regulations College is conducted at 13101 Washington Blvd Suite 121-122
Los Angeles, CA 90066
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Permits received:
- Guard Card
- Power to Arrest
- Firearms: Preparation, Testing, Range & Permit
- Baton
- CPR/First Aid
- Tear Gas
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COURSEs
Private Security Training
Course Length:
120 Hours
Maximum occupancy
per session: 12 Students
Class Schedule
Monday through Friday
Mornings: 9:00AM - 1:00PM
Afternoons: 1:30PM - 5:30PM
Tuition:
$3,425.00
STRF Fee $10.00
Registration $75.00
(Books,Supplies, Permits and Equipment included)
Total Tuition:
$3,500.00
To include 120 hours of intensive instruction
in:
- Crime Identification
- Retail Security
- Laws of Search and Seizure
- First Aid/ CPR
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| STUDENT ABILITY |
PROFICIENCY
LEVEL |
MINIMUM GRADE |
| Obtain Security Registration & Permits |
Pass the State Test and Class Examination |
100% |
| Complete Training and Registration in the use of Weapons |
Pass the State Test and Class Examination |
90% |
| Use/knowledge of Baton/Handcuff Techniques |
Class Examination; Issuance of PR24 Certificate |
90% |
| Completion of Training In CPR Basic First Aid |
Class Assignments |
100% |
| Ability to Complete Daily Logs and Incident Report |
Class Examination and Report Writing Assignments |
75% |
| Familiarity with Loss Prevention Methods |
Field and Class Assignment |
90% |
| Ability to Communicate |
Class Examination And Assignments |
80% |
Completion of
Life Skills Program |
Class Assignments; Meeting of Goals |
80% |
SECURITY
& DIGNITARY PROTECTION COURSE
BREAKDOWN OF BOOKS, SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT
Certification/Registration Fees:
| State of California Guard Card Registration |
$141.00 |
| State of California Firearms Certification |
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| State of California PR-24 Baton Certification |
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| First Aid/CPR Certification |
$70.00 |
All fees for permits, registration and certification are included
in the cost of tuition.
Books, Supplies and equipment necessary to complete the course are
provided by the school and included in the price of tuition. A breakdown
of these items and cost follows:
Books, Supplies and Equipment:
| Report Writing Survival Guide |
$12.00 |
| Binder, Index/Dividers/Classroom Material |
$48.00 |
| Lt. Weight duty belt, nylon, plain leather, black,(similar to
LAPD) w/keeper |
$140.00 |
| Handcuffs and Case |
$40.00 |
| Tear Gas/Pepper Spray Certificate |
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| Range Fees/Ammunition/Targets (2 caliber and 200 rounds) |
$100.00 |
| Penal Code Book |
$15.00 |
| Translation Book English/Spanish |
$10.00 |
Important: No weapons will be issued,
other than for the required training portion of the program.
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OVERVIEW
OF COURSE OUTLINE
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Security
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- Principles of Security
- Business and Professions Code
- Report Writing, Terminology
- Facility Protection
- Cultural Awareness Handling Strikes, Earthquakes, etc
- Documentation: Accident; Shoplifting
- Loss Prevention & Arrest Techniques
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- Handcuffing and Suspect ID
- Legal Issues, Search & Seizure
- Communications Equipment
- CPR/First AID
- Sexual Harassment
- Emergency Situations
- Reports: DAR & Incident
- Public Relations
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PRIVATE SECURITY TRAINING OUTLINE
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1 |
20 Hours |
Introduction to Security
Management
The student will learn "What is Security Management"
Understanding the Occupation as well as the importance of the
Security Agent. What is professionalism within the security industry. |
| Week 2 |
20 Hours |
BSIS, Guard Card, Tear Gas, Baton,
Firearms, BFAC
The student will learn the theory of how to use the side handle
Monadonock (PR-24) Introduction to take down procedures, control
holds, strikes and the legal liabilities of baton use. The exam
for appropriate use of tear gas is given. State powers of arrest
exam given. |
| Week 3 |
20 Hours |
Firearms/Report Writing
This module continues with Firearms training and than will introduce
the student to various types of crime and arrest procedures and
the California Penal Code. What are the different kinds of investigative
reports. Investigative terminology, Investigative Methodology.
The importance of grammar and sentence structure. |
| Week 4 |
20 Hours |
Retail Security & Loss Prevention
Students will become aware of the general rules of observation
for store security; observing merchandise; observing store customers,
handling shoplifters and patrolling parking facilities. |
| Week 5 |
20 Hours |
Laws of Search and Seizure
A detailed course in law as it pertains to the search and seizure
concept with case law. Students will learn memory development
and identification techniques, How is evidence gathered and protected,
How do you communicate physically. |
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6 |
20 Hours |
Emergency Situations And Officer Survival
How to deal with crowd control, traffic control, gangs and terrorism.
Students learn radio communication procedures and standard communication
codes. First Aid/CPR Certification. |
Sequence of classes, subjects or
order of material subject to change due to instructor or guest speaker
change of schedule or government legislation.
The College reserves the right to substitute any module to current
industry paperwork and state laws.Changes in scheduling information
will be announced to the student in advance.
Career Path
Armed or Unarmed Patrol *Armor
Truck Security * Dignitary Protection *Loss
Prevention
Any questions or problems concerning this institution which have not
been satisfactorily answered or resolved by the institution should be
directed to the:
BUREAU FOR PRIVATE POSTSECONDARY
AND
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
400 R Street, Suite 5000
Sacramento, California 95814
Telephone: (916) 445-3427
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Correspondence
Program Available