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Professionally Delivered Basic Security Guard Classroom Training for Canadian Newcomers

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Are you a new immigrant who has recently arrived in Canada and moved to the province of Alberta? If Canadian employers are not recognizing your educational qualifications or work experience acquired outside of Canada? Consider working as a security guard - there is strong market demand in Alberta. Working as a security guard in Alberta requires obtaining a provincially issued license and you need be in compliance with the following : You must: be over 18 years old be eligible to work in Canada be fluent in English (Canadian Language Benchmark Minimum of Level 5) have no criminal record have no outstanding criminal charges not be the subject of a criminal investigation proof of successful basic security guard training by offering a certificate or letter from an accredited provincial training provider complete a government application for a security guard license and processing fee Our instructors are professionals with a combined history of over 10 years working in the security guard industry and law enforcement. Working effectivelyas a security guard requires: demonstration of excellent English language verbal and written communication skills good interpersonal skills observation of body language to detect potential violent threats use of restraint and de-escalation tactics in potentially violent situations These skills cannot be learned by reading a manual online and viewing prerecorded video! Our instructors offer individualized coaching and patient support to answer your questions in a classroom setting and helping you to improve your understanding of the Alberta Basic Security Guard Training (ABST) curriculum. Passing the mandatory ABST exam with a final grade of 80% and higher is possible through our fun and engaging classroom training! For more information, please provide us with your name and contact information.

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