1. Welcome to TrainMyGuard.com Alberta Basic Security Training Powered by TrainMyGuard.com and Accredited by the Alberta Solicitor General and Ministry of Public Security
2. Topics Alberta Basic Security Training WELCOME TO ALBERTA BASIC SECURITY TRAINING LEARNING OUTCOMES 2 COURSE CONTENT MODULES 3 ONLINE AND FACE-TO-FACE ✓ 4 PREPARING FOR THE COURSE 5 6 HOW IT WORKS 7 8 1 9 LICENSING REQUIREMENTS SCHEDULING THE EXAM CURRENCY OF MATERIAL
3. Welcome!! Welcome to TrainMyGuard.com Thank you for choosing TrainMyGuard.com – here you will learn the basics so that you can work safely and carry out your duties in a professional manner. Our courses are mandatory training for all those that wish to become licensed security professionals . They are designed to help you learn new skills and help you pass your provincial exam. This Introductory Module will give you tips and tricks on how to make ourcourses as simple as possible so you can go on to completing your Exam with the confidence and knowledge needed to further your career in Security. Learn. Know. Evolve. Grow. Cheers, The Sting Group
4. Sting Executive Group International "WHERE SECURITY PROFESSIONALISM MEETS INVESTIGATIVE EXCELLENCE" TrainMyGuard.com is a division of Sting Executive Group International (SEGI), a specialist security consulting, investigations, training and business risk agency providing intelligent investigative, guarding, and training solutions for individuals working in the oilfields, retail, hospitality, residential and corporate industries. TrainMyGuard.com is accredited by the Justice Institute of British Columbia and Alberta Solicitor General and Ministry of Public Security to provide mandatory security training (both Alberta Basic Security Training and Basic Security Training). Our programs exceed CGSB standards. SEGI works closely with individuals, retail businesses, corporate clients, hotels and bars, oil and gas companies, and other private security companies to ensure security needs are met within the community. Through our private security partnerships and security training school, we provide career focused training in uniform guard service, mobile service, alarm response, loss prevention, special event security, event management, close protection management, plain-clothed officers, private investigations, and security consultations. TrainMyGuard.com (SEGI) is Canada’s premier Online and Face-to-Face Security Training Provider.
5. Course Content The Alberta Basic Security Training course is broken into seven (7) modules: Module 1: Introduction to the Security Industry Module 2: The Canadian Legal System and Security Professionals Module 3: Basic Security Procedures Module 4: Communication for Security Professionals Module 5: Documentation and Evidence Module 6: Emergency Response Procedures for Security Professionals Module 7: Health & Safety for Security Professionals
6. Learning Outcomes Upon completion of the ABST course, participants will be able to: 1. Describe the roles and responsibilities of security professionals 2. Explain federal and provincial legislation relevant to the work of a security professional 3. List the knowledge and skills required to perform basic patrol duties 4. Apply a professional and effective communication style for managing and controlling incidents 5. Demonstrate proficiency and accuracy in note-taking and report writing 6. Explain how to manage an emergency situation 7. Maintain personal safety and wellness while working as a security professional Each student will be provided with a course Participant Manual which complements the modules and video-based exercises which make up this course. You should actively work in the book. Feel free to underline important ideas, write comments, and answer questions right in your book.
16. Mobile learningBlended and online courses have the same credit value as traditional classroom courses and have the same fees. The only difference is the way you learn and the freedom you'll have! What is eLearning?
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18. Studies can take place anywhere as long as the learner has access to the computer with Internet access.
19. Most online learning consists of a combination of web pages ("content"), communication tools (e-mail, bulletin boards, chat rooms), quizzes and tests (usually online), supplementary readings (either sent via regular mail services or available to print online), and assignments that you submit via e-mail or post onto a discussion board.
20. Depending on the course, an instructor and/or tutor may guide you through the course and evaluate your progress.
21. Most learning events can take place at your own pace and on your own time, although there may be deadlines for certain assignments. Characteristics of E-learning
22. There is no instructor in front of you, so there may be some delay in getting responses to questions, for example. However, you can read the material as often as you want, rather than seeing or hearing it only once in the classroom. And you can spend the time you find is best for you on the material rather than being bound to the pace of the group. If you work or prefer to study during the evenings or weekends, you can set your own schedule. This makes online learning useful for many shift workers and those with other commitments that make it difficult to attend classes during regular daytime hours. The most important thing to remember is that online learning requires motivation and effort on your part. As with most things in life, the value derived from it is directly proportional to the effort you put into it! Think about the differences If there is anything you do not understand, be sure to let your trainer know. Trainers have the experience to help bring the material to life and provide you with valuable examples from the security industry. When you start working as a guard, you, too, will gain important on-the-job experience.
23. Preparing For eLearning Where You Learn: A comfortable and efficient study space is important in online learning. Your computer and the area immediately surrounding it is your physical classroom, along with the virtual classroom provided by us. If you are studying at home, it is important to have a good chair and desk to work at, along with a properly functioning monitor, speakers or headphones and good lighting. If you are studying at work you similarly need to have a proper workstation set up along with a place to store your course materials between study sessions. Plan for this with your supervisor before the course so you will be ready when you sign on. If you are using other workspaces such as a learning centre, library or another community resource, sort out your bookings in advance to ensure you have access when you need it. This is an example text. Go ahead and replace it with your own text. This is an example text. Go ahead and replace it with your own text. This is an example text. Go ahead and replace it with your own text.
24. Preparing For eLearning Technical Requirements: Each student will require a computer configured for and capable of accessing the internet. It is assumed that students have a basic understanding of Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox and are able to send and receive email. Students will require Adobe Reader version 7.0 or above to access the course material. If you do not have this yet, a free version can be downloaded at: http://www.adobe.com/products/reader/
25. How Online Alberta Basic Security Training Works The course is broken down into seven (7) modules. At the beginning of each module you will complete a pre-test, then proceed with the presentation. List of topics and learning objectives are listed at the beginning of each module At the end of each module, you will take a post test. Once achieve 80% or above, you will be able to move forward to the next module. Once you have completed all even modules, you will take a practice final exam which consists of 100 multiple choice questions. We highly suggest you are able to achieve at least 90% on the practice exam before going on to take your final provincial exam. Once you completed all seven modules and practice exam online, you will receive an email to book an exam with a proctor in your area. You must achieve 80% or above on the final in-class exam to receive ABST certification. The exam consists of 50 questions a combination of multiple choice and short answer questions. Once you receive your ABST certificate and complete licensing requirements you are then ready to apply for an Individual Security License in the province of Alberta. Note: There is a $50 fee for the re-test on the licensing exam should you not pass.
26. 18 years of age at the time of application Canadian citizen or legally entitled to work in Canada Competent, and of good character No serious criminal record for which no pardon has been received No outstanding criminal charges, and must not be the subject of an ongoing criminal investigation Must be fluent in English The Security Services and Investigators (Ministerial) Regulation require licensees to communicate effectively with emergency services personnel and with the public while carrying out the duties of a security professional. Where an applicant’s English language skills are in question, language proficiency testing may be required. Must meet Canadian Language Benchmarks Level 5. Licensing Requirements
31. Alarm ResponderSuccessful completion of approved training course for baton, if permission to carry a baton is being sought Licensing Requirements
32. Complete Application Form for Individual License Provide copies of approved ID (provincial photo ID and birth certificate/passport) with application form Provide proof of approved training with application form (ABST Certificate) Provide Police Information and Criminal Record Check (including CPIC, Vulnerable Sector, Local Database searches) Provide one passport size photograph – signed by local police service completing the criminal record check Mail, or courier, the application package and appropriate fee to the Security Programs office Your employer will require copy both of the front and back of your license when you begin employment. Licensing Process
33. At TrainMyGuard.com, we are committed to providing the highest quality experience for all of our students. With continual course updates, every effort is made to ensure that the information contained within our courses is accurate and up to date; however, the rate of growth and change of internet content may render certain information contained within topics obsolete prior to completion. Please report errors, broken links or outdated material to your online course instructor and they will be remedied immediately. Currency of Material
34. Security Services and Investigators Act (SSIA) For your reference, visit the Alberta Government website for an online copy of the Security Services and Investigators Act
35. Costs All courses include manual and exam fees, $50 exam re-write fee. When facilitating offsite classes a minimum of 10 students are required and reimbursement for instructor related expenses.
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37. Conclusion Are there any questions? Feel free to email any questions to your instructor at info@trainmyguard.com or call us 1-888-713-2673. Register today!!
38. You are on now on your to becoming a Licensed Security Professional! Good luck! Powered by STING Executive Group International Inc.
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Instructor’s Notes:Direct participants to the Queen’s Printer or Federal website for copy of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.You should facilitate understanding of how Sections 7 through 14 of the Charter impact the security industry using case study examples. Allow students to theorize if specific acts or situations breach the charter rights of an individual.
Instructor’s Notes:Review modules with participants
Instructor’s Notes:Review module learning outcomes with participants.