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Advanced Security Training (AST)WHAT OUR STUDENTS SAY
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Welcome To Security Training ProgramsWhat's New? Advanced Security Training Individuals holding a security worker license who are required to carry and use handcuffs in the performance of their duties are now required to make application to add this condition to their Security Worker license through the Registrar, Security Services Act. In order to obtain this condition, individuals must successfully complete the 24 hour Advanced Security Training (AST) course provide by Instructors approved by the Justice Institute of BC. The requisite course is a 24 hours and will focus on the following content:
Students will be evaluated for proficiency in hands on control tactics techniques as well as achieving a minimum of 75% on a written examination. To access an AST course, please contact any one of the listed approved AST
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