New Zealand Certificate in Security L4

Nationally recognised qualification to maximise career and higher level employment in the Security industry

 
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Programme Information

HLC now offers the Level 4 course in our Lower Hutt Campus.

The programme is designed for people who are interested in becoming team leaders in the Security industry.

These courses are delivered from the following sites:

  • HLC Lower Hutt Campus

Qualifications

On successful completion of the course students will receive:

  • New Zealand Certificate in Security Level 4

  • Security Licence ( COA ) as issued by the Ministry of Justice

Programme Outline

This course aims to provide you with comprehensive security and emergency response training designed to maximise career and higher-level employment opportunities.

The course content will include:

  • Team Leader/ Senior Security Officer Training

  • Security related law and the legal system

  • Operation of electronic security equipment

  • Conflict Resolution

  • Responding to emergencies and critical situations

  • Protective Security & Managing Security Incidents

  • Legal use of force and managing violence

  • Control and restraint

  • Physical fitness

  • Event Security Team Leader/Senior

  • Security Officer Training

  • Event Security

Entry Requirements

To apply for this programme, a good command of English is required. Applicants must be 18 years or over, or reach the age criteria during the programme.

Applicants must undertake a Criminal History Check to ensure they are eligible for a Security Licence ( COA ). A criminal conviction in the last seven years, or having been to prison, would most likely prohibit entry.

Costs

$4,360.00* plus CRC (Course related Costs of $428.00) * Costs are indicative only

Dates

18 February 2019 - 15 November 2019

Where to from here?

On successful completion of the New Zealand Certificate in Security programme graduates will be qualified to seek employment with a wide variety of possible employers including NZ Police and Armed Forces, Department of Corrections, Fisheries Officers, Security Companies, Courts, Aviation Security Service, Parliamentary Security, Court Security, Cruise Ship Security, the Defence Force, or with any of the local and private security organisations.