SIA Compliant Training Package for Conflict Management

The SIA recently announced that the licence-linked qualifications will change to include a new modular structure. Skills for Security has developed the BJT packs to accommodate these new changes, resulting in a 'common core unit' that is applicable for everyone in addition to the specialist skill area pack.

All new packs are available now. 

Each training package consists of lesson plans, student handouts and a PowerPoint presentation, all of which are sold under licence.

The benefits of this approach are:

 

  • Free downloadable updates for the life of the licence
  • Two computer installations per licence
  • Free updates, whenever changes are made to legislation etc
  • Comprehensive Lesson Plans and PowerPoint Handouts
  • A detailed Learner Handbook that you can print out at no additional costs
  • Confidence that the training being delivered is accurate and in line with SIA specifications

 

SIA endorsed awarding bodies accept these training materials in support of their Level 2 awards. Please check with your awarding body about centre approval and training qualifications.

Who is the pack designed for?

This pack has been developed for delivery after the Door Supervision, Security Guarding and Retail training package, to meet SIA requirements, or as a stand-alone programme. The package is appropriate for people who require a conflict management qualification as part of their SIA licence application, or anyone whose role takes them into conflict situations.

What does the pack cover?

The pack contains six modules, covering:

 

  • Avoiding Conflict
  • Defusing Conflict
  • Learning from Conflict
  • Scenarios
  • Understanding Good Practice
  • Principles of Conflict Management

 

What are the benefits of the pack?

A cost-effective method of delivery, giving students invaluable knowledge relating to the purpose and principles of conflict management, helping delegates understand the risks involved with conflict and assess ways of dealing with those risks.

Order your Conflict management pack here.

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