CPP20218 CERTIFICATE II IN SECURITY OPERATIONS

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Visit us for a Pre-Enrolment Test (90 minutes)

Complete First Aid Course

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course overview

Security Course: CPP20218 Certificate II in Security Operations To obtain your Class 1A Security Licence in NSW, completing the CPP20218 Certificate II in Security Operations is a mandatory step. This course adheres to the terms and conditions set by NSW Police SLED (Security Licensing & Enforcement Directorate).
Why Choose Western Sydney Vocational Training College? At Western Sydney Vocational Training College (WSVTA), we are dedicated to helping students achieve success in their security careers. With over 40 years of experience in training and management, our expertise ensures you receive comprehensive, high-quality instruction tailored to your goals.
Our Commitment to Your Success

Comprehensive Support: We provide every student with the tools, resources, and guidance needed to confidently apply for their NSW Security Licence.

Expert Training: Our programs are developed by seasoned professionals who bring decades of industry knowledge to the classroom.

Career-Ready Skills: You will gain the essential knowledge and practical skills required to excel in the security industry.

Start your journey with WSVTA today and take the first step toward a rewarding career in security.

The course aims to provide you with the practical skills and knowledge required to work as a security officer in venues such as:

Corporate offices

Nightclubs

Educational institutes

Shopping Centres

Sporting events

Museum

Music festivals

Industrial sites

Construction sites

Aviation, Airport Security

Female applicants are highly encouraged to apply as there is an existing shortage of professional female security officers.

Course Duration and Delivery Method

This course is delivered as a blended program, which requires 10 days of classroom-based study and online self-study (completed prior to classroom based study). There are 14 Units of Competency that must be completed and passed.
Classroom Based Study You have the option to complete Classroom Based Study either on the:

Weekdays: Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm for 2 weeks (including 1-hour break daily)

Weekends: Saturday & Sunday 8am to 5pm for 5 weeks (including 1-hour break daily)

Classroom study consists of 80.0 hours and is conducted in a supervised, face to face environment over ten (10) days.

Online Self-study
The self-study consists of 45.0 hours of learning, and it aims to provide you with a better understanding of the course. On completion of your enrolment, you will be provided access to your self-study through our Online Learning Management System.
N.B: You must complete your self-study prior to commencement of the classroom-based sessions. So take this into consideration when booking your class dates to give yourself time to finish the Online self-study.

NSW Security Course Pre-Requisites

There are no formal pre-requisites for Certificate II in Security Operations. However, students enrolling in this course must meet the following requirements:

Over 18 years of age; and

Be a Permanent Resident, Australian Citizen, or possess work rights.

Complete the SLED Mandated LLN Assessment (See below); and

Have a current First Aid Certificate (see below); and

Have the resources required in the below list and understood the "Schedule of Fees".

Provide 100 Points of Approved Organisation Student Evidence of Identity upon enrolment. Click here to review SLED’s identification requirements.

Review NSW POLICE SLED Fact Sheet 6 to determine your eligibility for a NSW Security Licence.

Read (SLED Acknowledgement of Fact Sheet 6) and sign (Form P1016) at enrolment.

Have your USI (Unique Student Identifier) ready before attending the course. To create a USI, Click here.

SLED Mandated Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN) Assessment: You are required to undertake the SLED Mandated Pre-enrolment Assessment/Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN) test before enrolment in the course. The Pre-enrolment Assessment/LLN test is conducted in classroom daily at our Head Office at 10 am, Monday - Friday . There is no need to make an appointment, simply attend the test that starts at 10 am and bring your 100 Points of ID. The duration of the test is 90 minutes.
There is no cost for undertaking this assessment
If you fail to meet the minimum LLN skills required to undertake this course, you will be referred to an external provider to help with your LLN skills.
Current First Aid Requirement
You must have a current First Aid Certificate before the commencement of your Security Course. The First Aid Course (HLTAID011 Provide First Aid) is offered by WSVTA and students can enrol into this course for a fee. The unit of competency HLTAID011 Provides First Aid (First Aid) is a core unit of the qualification in CPP20218 Certificate II in Security Operations.

Resources required:
Students enrolling in this course must have access to the following resources:

Laptop/Computer

Internet

Acrobat Reader or similar program

If you do not have access to the resources mentioned above, call our Student Support Team on 1800 97 97 66 before enrolling.

Course Requirements

The Student Must Complete The Learning And Assessment Hours For Each Cluster To Attain That Cluster's Competency. Students Must Achieve Competency In All Four Clusters.
Attendance Requirements
100% Attendance Is Required. Any Students Absent From The Course Will Require Missing Time To Be Made Up At A Future Course, Thereby Delaying The Issuance Of Qualification Or Statement Of Attainment And Procurement Of A Security Licence Course.

Dress Code Requirements
You Must Dress In Smart Casual Attire And Maintain Good Personal Hygiene Throughout The Course.
The Course Assesses Your Overall Dress And Presentation While Performing Role-Plays As Per The Security Industry's Standards.

Who Should Enrol For This Course?

This Course Is For Individuals Who Want To Obtain An NSW Security License. After The Completion Of This Course, You May Be Eligible* To Apply For The NSW Security License Class 1A Unarmed Guards And Crowd Controller. From 1st Of June 2023, NSW Security Licence Classes Have Changed. Refer To The SLED Facebook Page For Further Details.
*Eligibility For The NSW Security License:
100% Attendance Is Required. Any Students Absent From The Course Will Require Missing Time To Be Made Up At A Future Course, Thereby Delaying The Issuance Of Qualification Or Statement Of Attainment And Procurement Of A Security Licence Course.

Dress Code Requirements:
Students enrolling in this course must have access to the following resources:

Laptop/Computer

Internet

Acrobat Reader or similar program

If you do not have access to the resources mentioned above, call our Student Support Team on 1800 97 97 66 before enrolling.

Course fee

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Our Resources

Reach us at

info@wsvta.com

0437 106 127

(02) 475 37 992

Our Location

Unit 7 240-250,
Great Western Highway,
Kingswood,
NSW, 2747.

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Frequently asked questions

How long is the Security Licence Course?

The security guard course takes approximately 10 weekdays or 5 weekend sessions to complete, though pre-course learning could potentially span up to 5 weeks of online study.

Completion of CPP20218-Certificate II in Security Operations necessitates a mix of both on-site and self-directed training.

The LNN, language, literacy and numeracy skills test evaluates the capacity of individuals to comprehend and analyze daily scenarios, including professional duties. It surmises that different training avenues and actual occurrences greatly affect a person’s capability to read, write, converse, and perform mathematical operations for common life. Prior to beginning face to face security training programs, the test necessitates exercises and quizzes.

How much does it cost to do the CPP20218 Certificate II in Security Operations Course?

The cost of the CPP20218-Certificate II in Security Operations Course may vary depending on the training provider you choose. At Multisec Training, the cost for the CPP20218-Certificate II in Security Operations Course is as follows:

$1100, Weekday Course

$1300, Weekend Course

The weekday course is completed over 10 days, while the weekend course is completed over 5 weekends. It’s important to note that these prices are subject to change. The CPP20218-Certificate II Security Operations has been nationally recognised and upon completion, successful candidates are qualified to obtain a Class 1A Security Licence in NSW.

Standards of a Security Guard to hold a NSW Security Licence?

The candidate sought to hold a Security Licence in NSW must operate as a Security Guard in NSW and be employed by a master licensee, or hold a master licence of their own.
You must also apply to the Security Licence Enforcement Directorate (SLED) for a licence. At the time of applying, you must provide SLED with 100 points of ID, your current first aid certificate and a CPP20218 Certificate II in Security Operations.

How much does it cost to apply for a new security licence or to renew one?

When you apply for a security licence, or renew your existing licence, you can choose to have a one year or a five year licence.

Application Type	1 Year Term	5 Year Term
New application	$160	$640
On-time renewal	$140	$560

How do i apply for security licence?

Once you finished CPP20218-Certificate II in Security Operations, you can apply for licence via Apply online via Service NSW and attach all necessary documentation when requested.

Once you application is submitted

SLED will contact you with instructions to visit a police station to have your finger/palmprints taken, or to request further information to be provided to support your application. Note: you don’t have to provide your fingerprints if previously provided for a NSW security, CAPI or tattoo licence.

Once you receive your fingerprint letter you have 42 days to have your fingerprints taken.

If your licence is granted you will receive a Photograph Advice letter via email.

You have 60 days to take the Photograph Advice letter to a Service NSW centre to have your photograph taken.

Your licence card will be sent to you by post. Make sure you have provided your current address to SLED.

If your application is refused, you will receive a letter explaining the reason/s and the appeals process. For more information, see the Refusal, Revocation and Right of Review page.

How do I register for a course?

To register for a course, simply visit our website and navigate to the registration page. Follow the instructions to complete the registration process, including providing your personal information, selecting the desired course(s), and making payment. If you need assistance, our admissions team is available to help you through the registration process.