Safecity Training Academy is proud to have been commissioned by the NSW Department of Education and Training to deliver this important project.
Under this project Safecity will conduct training for applicants wishing to obtain the NSW Conditional Security Licence Class 1A. The course has been designed to include Sydney Olympic 2000 awareness competencies.
The course is funded by the NSW Department of Education and Training. An administration fee of $93 applies. Eligible persons will not have to pay the administration fee.
Safecity's security course is nationally recognised under the Australian Recognition Framework.
Thank you Sydney! For an amazing response and thank you to all the case workers at the Salvation Army, Mission Employment, Centrelink, Job Futures, Work Ventures, Sydney Counselling Centre, and all National Employment Networkmembers who have worked so hard to make this project a success. We are impressed with the level of dedication and care you have shown to your clients.
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Expression of Interest Click Here
If you would like to be placed on a stand-by list and offered a place in the case of a cancellation, or if you want us to contact you in the future about similar programs, please complete the expression of interest form on our secure server. This information is absolutely confidential and will never be sold or revealed to anyone other than to authorised staff of the Department of Education and Training.
The information you provide will help DET formulate useful programs which will provide the maximum benefit to the public. It will also help us determine whether you qualify for exemption from the administration fee.
I thank you for your co-operation.
Alexander Wilon JP PhD
Managing Director
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is D.E.T?
The NSW Department of Education and Training
Who is Safecity?
Safecity is a VETAB approved nationally recognised RTO (Registered
Training Organization) registered with ARC (ACT Accreditation and Registration Council).
In NSW Safecity is an approved provider by VETAB and the NSW Police Security Industry Unit. Our Master Licence is #403546788. You may view our profile on line.
How old do I have to be to enrol in
a course?
You must be 18 before you may be eligible
to apply for a Security Licence.
Who can enrol in this course?
To be eligible to enrol in this funded
course, students must be either:
How much does the course cost?
The course if fully funded by the NSW
Department of Education and Training. The fees are paid
by DET. An administration fee of $93 applies. Eligible applicants are not required to pay this
fee. Click
here to see if you are eligible.
Where will you conduct the courses?
In order to enable all NSW citizens to
benefit from this project Safecity can conduct courses in the
following areas: Armidale, Bathurst, Bega, Broken Hill, Coffs
Harbour, Dubbo, Gosford, Katoomba, Orange, Sydney, Wollongong.
What is a NSW Security Conditional Licence 1ABC?
The conditional licence will allow you to work as a security officer for a period of up to one year. Within this twelve month period, you will be expected to complete all the requirements under the new licensing system. This topic will be discussed during your course.
I was convicted of a criminal offence
a few years ago. Can I enrol in the course?
All applicants for security courses will
need to submit an"Authority
for Pre Training Criminal Record Check Form"
(available on-line
to Safecity customers. Please E-mail us to obtain a password).
You will nor be able to start training until you receive a clearance from the NSW Police Security Industry Registry Unit. It is a good idea to lodge the form with us at least three weeks before commencing training. There is no charge for lodging a form or for the police clearance.
Alternatively, we can provide you this form when we receive your enrolment application.
Please do not call the NSW Police Security Industry Registry Unit or local Police about these issues. Please E-mail us (preferable) or phone us.
I was convicted of a traffic violation
will I be refused a licence?
Minor traffic offences should not be
a problem. Click here to see which offences would prevent you from obtaining a security
licence.
I have never committed an offence, do I still have to submit a pre-training criminal history check form? Yes. New regulations require all applicants to lodge a form.
Please do not attempt to conceal an offence. If you supply a false declaration this is what will happen:
I was dismissed or discharged from a police force, law enforcement or military organisation, do I have to submit a pre-training criminal history check form? Yes
I have difficulties reading and writing
or understanding English, can I enrol in this course?
The ability to read and write English
is a licensing prerequisite established by the NSW Police Security
Industry Unit and VETAB. If you are from a non-English speaking
background and your language comprehension is poor, or if you
have literacy difficulties we may be able to refer
you to an agency who will help you overcome your difficulties,
please contact Ms. S. Flinders, Safecity's Literacy Support Scheme
Co-ordinator.
Will this course be recognized nationally?
The course you study is accredited under
the ARF (Australian Recognition Framework) and it is nationally
recognized. However, each state has its own licensing requirements.
When you complete this course you will be eligible to apply for
the NSW Conditional Security Licence. Safecity's Course
is also accredited with the ACT Registration Council. Under the
mutual recognition principle it is now possible to obtain a security
licence in most States if you are licensed in your own state.
How long is the course?
The entry level security program is 9
days. Monday to Saturday. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
What certificates will I receive?
You will receive a Nationally Recognised
Statement of Attainment which will list the competencies you have
achieved.
What are the competencies I will achieve?
PRSSG01A - Maintain the security of premises
and property
PRSSG02A - Control access to and exit
from premises
PRSSG03A - Maintain Safety
PRSSG04A - Communicate in the Workplace
PRSSG05A - Manage conflict
PRSSG08A - Operate basic security equipment
PRSSG09A - Apprehend offenders
PRSSG011A - Escort and Carry Valuables
PRSSG012A - Provide for safety of persons
PRSSG013A - Control Crowds
PRSSG17A - Maintain effective relationship
with clients
PRSSG25A - Provide Emergency First Aid
THHBTHS04A - Manage intoxicated persons
The course will include Olympic awareness competencies
Will I be able to use these competencies
towards my full licence?
Yes. To obtain a full licence you
will need to complete some core and elective units. Our
Training Delivery Staff will advise you how to go about obtaining
a full licence.
Do you provide employment support
after the training?
Yes. As with all Safecity's customers
you will be given the opportunity to list your name with our job
support program. This includes listing with employers and
a placement in our graduates web site. This service is free of charge.
What are my opportunities for employment?
At present there is a strong demand for
licensed and well trained security officers. We also expect
a heavy demand during the new year period and during the Olympic
Games.
How do I lodge an expression of interest in this Project?
Enrolments are now closed. If you would like to be placed on a stand-by list and offered a place in the case of a cancellation, or if you want us to contact you in the future about similar programs, please complete the form below. This information is absolutely confidential and will never be sold or revealed to anyone other than to authorised staff of the Department of Education and Training.
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The following persons are encouraged to lodge an expression of interest
Safecity thanks the following
persons, and organizations for the dedication they have shown
to their local community.
Listed in alphabetical order.
2BS Stereo
2CBA FM Quality Life Broadcasting
Peter Andren Independent Federal Member For Calare
Riley Phelan of Radio 2 Broken Hill FM
WIN Television
